... 4HRE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWSd. . Bin,-One of the beat suggestions I have met for affecting a thorough precticel reform in the organisation and working of the unfortunate line whose affairs now 0 engrossle touch of yeor space and attention, is conveyed in g I a paasage of your able leader of this mornirg, which I here F I beg to quote as a reminder to those ot ...

... BXPULSZON OF REFUGBEE FROM JRRSRY. On Tuesday night, a publi.imieeting As held iii the City Hall, Glasgow, Coancillor Korn in the chair, for the purpose of protesting against the recent expulsion of the refugees from the ielsaaa of Jersey. The hall was about balt filled, the assembly being composed almost entirely ot. the working elsases. The CGAiHmAN briefly introduced the busiaess of the ...

... GERMAN NEUTRALITY AND SWEDISE Sympathy. The King of PnussiAr opened the Parliamentary session on Thursday in a speech which'will not add much to the credit of Prusia as a great European Power. He acknow- ledges that Prussia is well prepared for war, and that no country is more ready for sacrifices whenever its honour or interests are really in danger. He thus persists in separating himself' ...

... Trnu curious fact in human history whioh would I I sorely perplex many speculators but that Scripture 0 ° proclaims it-that to him that has much, more is , given, and the converse-is as true of wealth as of 'a iay other possession. The man who begins life with t the merest trifle of cash can easily increase it; while s he who begins with nothing finds it the hardest a thing in the world to ...

... NUiMEfROUS FIRES.-Loss' OP HNIREE LIFES. - 1 | A fire happened yesterday morning, at the residence of Mr. Crab, No. 29% Davies-street, Berkeley-square, termi nating fatally to Mrs. Frances Crab, aged sixty years. It appears that the deceased was afflicted with a paralytic af., faction ; an attack came on ; the most piercing shrieks for help issued from her room, and she was discovered nearly ...

... |: TIE{ LLIMR WRITER - '-STRliKE, B rUT Hl i'-ON WORD VOR lTHE IRISEI To anm EOITOB-91iT-An Irishm by birth and early education, a Soolchumal 'rWieas andeprin.aco. =cn onmy help mten, and a numerouM 0ad newal of ?? Osy only ela feorsh a-short apaew in ot ft ,521erao wm e hthw cetioudejrght to, 1, o cr,.th p ee themkdiyiss erI T~ffi~a~dabpseas-to isv teik I have rend ft fist day whena the- ...

... , THIRD EDIION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERXOO'g, IN Tim-E FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LOYIyS EWBY NEWSPAPKE OImC BAT-Drn Ar5EmooCr. * A Vienna despatch announces that Omer Pfacha recommenced offensive operations on the 9tb. Tae result is not noawn. Reinforcements from Kamleseh and Eupatoria had on the 21st ult. raised the force of the allies at Kertsch and Yenikale to a strength of nearly 4;,009 ...

... A UB ST B A L I A.- We have received our advicas, by the Kent, from Melbourne, to Sept. 4, and Adelaide, Aug. 2o. *Th imes Melbourne'cbrrepondepnt says:- At a publicmeet- ing Eeld . a Prahren last iipary one qf the m iembers for the county in the chair, it was prpposed to memorillse Sir Charles Hoqthma. not to send home the * appropriated moiety'~ of the land fund to imipbrt more labourers at ...

... . ?A? - :. ,, .1. I - - I ?? TOL4TICAt 4ONTALAMBERT, 0$ THE I I . 191.1. -- I - .1 I ?? ?? , .4 A G. A ?? ?, - -? .. ?: . PUTUM 14 ? li ?? 0 , - I ? . ,We this day eonclne e .or' P;tr i n the re sgnrkable letter of M. do Moutalem rt: : 'lsi dlan8d oisit-ecray fta'pev*xllnQ¢ eementit bealuse there Is it all 10t4re iyplet e0, nc4nd ?? g do worth which is th~ese0entte oftho ,;isocntq ket tha t ...

... THEWUS1A OU WrAOO ?? j We hav reeeired roD. the AdmiraltYt re- port of thi oiroumteflie* eittending the attack upon the boat of her' Majesty' ship Csesack at Hanso Htead. by Lieuterant Geneote, the offiter l gotrtn d of thte boati : nLondon, Nov. 29, 1856. Sr,-fi compliance vith thorder of the 22nd instant received from you, directing me to transimt to you, for the informationlof the. Lqrds ...

... JItERLAND. j 440tol 61Fm W at r.os poi plao yesterda nth i~ Couirtalhouse. ',The, flgh $herff opens4te~oed ~ii~a ~wjh~he ~uat~ ormgliires asn . I J. W.- L ?? ?? ti nb i A~our of Mr,. d I me oj~~~nont'flpding~~~ stom lifii st't Oiat~i etn b d'h i~eo h frmj isu q4.oz~ Ito hat I tnenedot hemaurs.e q, oto tb ;it forwat ieR o~~ti cusbpi PW oe fe~ditx~@ i j'h 'ie~ iie~ kW be i The opeiz 'ofth ?? ...

... REPORT BY COLONEL SIMMONS ON THE PAbSAGX OF THEI NOUR. (] poo LAST HIGOT's OAZIXTT2. FORBIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch from Major Simmons, her Majesty's commissioner at, attached to the army of Omer Paoha in Asia, of oil which the following is a copy: pal Camp, Sbangwano, November 7. ter .My lord,-I have to inform your lordship that be! Omer Pacha, having ...