... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I I To TILE EDITOa o0 ThE DATLY NEWS. S61,-Having read in your paper of Tuesday last sn article bearing upon the case of Shepherd and Creswick e.Oonquest, relative to an action pending, in the matter of my adapted drama of Old Joe and Young Joe; without wishing to enter into any argaument as to the law of the case, I hae to request your kindners in permitting me to correct a few errors, fir ...

... THE BISHOP OF MANCBESTER ON THE . NECESSITY OF EDUCATION. A 8osree for the benefit of the Ashton and Daknl- field Mechanics Institution was held on Thursday ievenig in the Town-hall, Asbton under Lyne. There was a mer lhage attendance of members and frieds of the institution, and amongst those present were the Lord Bishop of Man- ehester, Mr. Cbarles Hindlay, M.P., Mr. John Cheethem, M.P.; ...

... From =h. L o N GAZSTTB, F4 , Nov. ao. pORRION.OFFIClA Nov. 29. dn It is hereby 310ile1d that the Right, RHot. the Earl Of Claeidoi1, E.G.,her Mjest'sFInoipal Secretory of Sitat for ForeIgn Affal*, ?? receivet uthe Lr Cf the Admiralty Io OMt y station. Tbe Queen haG been pleaeed to ?? 018e 2ft.Ee to b~e taeiver gonef thlor the I.au d of Newaosndlan WAITD RALT, Nov. 58. TheaQ.AdO hrsl benpesdt ...

... wATE9RrNG TE IrTY sTReETs. *Last night a numerous meeting of ratepayers from the different wards of the City of London was held in the Guildhall Coffee-house, tot the purpose of taking step. to 4ave the streets of the City watered during the suminer monthss. Mr. C. GILPIN, who occupied the chair, having briefit Sy opened the business. for which the meeting was called at, together, Mr- KERRY ...

... .i ?? RIGHT RON. B. ARDWBLL, P., ON ., . , , .. N a . TOR WAR. - . I' ?? Nor O The Bight Ho'n. E.Cywltgte ih0 El Evraet Es. 'member for the City of oxford, theI 'Ea'rl o'Atrlagden, Right Hon. JT. W. Henley, MI P.; Lieuit. . 'C0ionel North, M.LP., G. G. Harcourt, Esq., I P., Sir '1 a. Vsmncy, Beitm, Major Reed, KR?, Sir J. Yargusson, Eatt tb ~Eal f' Lincoln', -the 'Vice Chancellor of the ...

... COACHING FROMI GEELONG TO BALLARA.T. oi GEUILONO, Srv1. io* plrog on an usual: t~he ?? we are going on ausual the town not l quite so gay as Paris, nor so dull as many little Riv eut.of.the-way places either in England or France. dog We have got so far as to lay the foundation of a of building for the Mechanics' Institute, which event At wa celebrated by a large tea meeting. Mrs. by presided ...

... (FROM OUS OWN COItPPOND151UT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition Of oesterday]: PARIS, TuVESDAT ZYMINm1. A council of Ministers was held at the Tuileries vesterday, at which the Emperor presided. The SiCd yesterday stated that the Countess of Neuilly (Queen Marie.Amdlie) was dead. It appears that this was a false report. The Asetnbkle, after noticing the alarming rumours that were ...

... MILLERS AND TEBIR FLOUR. At the Lincoln Police-court, on Saturday, Mason suparintendent of police, said, having had a search warrant put into his hands, he went to BtE-as mill, where he found two bags and part of a bag of white powder where the grind- ing was going on, with a quantity of rice, 36 bagiof which he found in the warehouse, and there were three empty tcace which had contained some ...

... DOVER, FeUIsT, 10 AM;. His Majesty the King of Sardinia arrived here at Pt 7.40 this morning in the Vivid steamer, Captain I hi Smitherts, which left Calais at 5 o'clock. He wa85 hlI received by the naval and military authorities of the |ts port, the Sardinian Minister, General Grey, and he the other members of the Queen's household sent I lit down to welcome him on his arrival. th The arrival ...

... .WARSAW Nov. 26. LThe first drushine of the laroslaw Militia has Iarrived, and Is quartered in the citadel. ' Thirteen other druahinis are expected in a fei' days, and 'pre- parations are making for their reception. The ecx- teneive workshops and storehoue in the arsenal bro being fitted up a barracks and hospitals for them. ST. PETERSBURG,' Nov. 21. The Russian journals rarely 6onataiR ...