... 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 ...

... THIE CONDITION OF RUSSIA. most No doubt, public opinion has its abuses, but if we was want to see the consequesces of its absence, they are to do exhibited to the world in the present cendilon of a had Russia. A wore awful case novel betel man or empire. s their Russia bee no one to advise her. Wrapt in his dark '5 ble to and solitary despotism, the Ctar has none with whom scenes he can divide ...

... t I I- - . - .- I ?? I I 1 ly h.Uhi ?? .lecd k Telegraph.) hai d, FRANCE. agu D- The Moniteeer publishes the returns of the corn aim 't trade in the different French markets during last o'cI to week of October, and first fortnight in November, int ig from which it appears that the lowest price was at an as Hennebon,. 28 francs 40 centimes; and the highest car' to at Bergues, 42 francs 40 ...

... ?,,Dtnj S; faimilancoug P;swo. ?J ECCL SIASTICAl NTLTLLIGENCE.- The LT El Bish p o Idanche'Ster, On Tuesday, tit the ])iocesan ltiegiatry, St. James's Squlare, licensed the. Rev. John Mashcdcr-, B.A. to thle stipen- dicarycurar'y of St. John's, Bury; that :ev. Charles Richard riifling, BA.,. to the stipienditiry cur-soy of St. James's, Roch dale; and the Rev. Joh n Price tO: tile stipendisry ...

... THE BRITISH ARMY- IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Sseppfemerat to the london¢ Gcreeftet of Tuse., day, Nov. 27.) WAiR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 27. lord Prnmure has thit day r. ceived a despatch and its enclosures, of w~hich the followting rre copies,i addreesed to bis Lordship by Sir William Codring- iton: SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 13. My Lord,-Having SO lately assumed the corn- I me~nd of the army, I h~ave rnot ...

... I U I A ..D TE ST OW. ER i i . ?? I - . USI AN .THE WESTERN. POWERS. (From the Timeq.) No doubt, public opinion has its abuses, but if we want to 'see the consequence of its absence, they are' exhibited to the world in the present condition of Russia. A; more awful case neverbefel man ortempite.t Russia hasith one tp advise her. Wrapt i, bis dark and solitary despotisw, the. czar has none, ...

... The Rev. Mr. Tulhill, of Ballyhenry, Tipperary, has received a threatening Rockite notice. A scripture reader has been brutally treated in Derry by two men, who met him on a road, pursued him into a house, and beat him till he was insensible. A respectable farmer named Nolan, a tenant on the estate of the Earl of Besborough, near Garryhill, Carlow, has entered on the 11Mth year of his age. The ...

... - The dearth of new incidents from the seat of war throeq- our specials` on the expedient of amplifylng old ones.' Acaordiiigty, the London papers are filled with details of the terrible explosion in the camp of the allies and speculations as to the cause of the untoward event. Little light, however, ia throwfn on the transaction by these guesses, and the impression that the uassians were at ...

... THE SELF-ACTING MINDERS I Sas, gAND PIECERS. ks utol weekly mseeting of tihe self-noting miesiders and I on1 strike wvas held on Wednesday evening, aut the b piece, joattifllte, Heyrad-etreet, at half-past seven oeolvck. Y,,chiPr hovilg been taken, thle CuAIRMiANi said he had beein ddod by one of the directors of the Institute that theyr reel ,'el;veayor to preserve order. They had made the ...

... Tuesday's Gazette ?? at series of de~spatches, en- closed by General Codrington, under date of Nov. 13. a Thle aew Commander says for himself that, Having so 's lately assumed the command of the army, I have not suf- d ficient materials,, nor dlo I consider it necessary to write c a separate despatch. leieenloses alengthiened actcouint, nt by Brigadier General Spencer, of the operations of ...

... 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 ...

... MANCHESTER BOARD OF GUARDIANS, for, The weekly meeting of the Manchester board was held on Thursday morning at ten o'cloc-. The guardiatsoreportedtbat wn during the past week out-relief hade been as ?? for poor, 1,426 cases, cost X181. IOs. od.; Irinh poor, I11ll cases, hat cost X190. 19s. 4d.; English unsettled poor, 1.0o1, cost ery .2135. Os. Id.: total number of cases, 8,8518, cost '1507. N ...