... (91tv *rood Grulitioll of lleItadq, A M E R I C A. Liverpool, Sunday, 0 irm. The RovRn mail steamship Asia, Coptain Lott, ar- rived in tle Mersey at 6 r fr., Iron New Yor-k, witl adnices to the 12th Nov. She sailed aL twso Pat. oil ?? day, and has bionrght n0 paisseuliers aid 363,367 ounces of' gold, in slecie. The Asia, off Satnvhook spoke the screw stea:ner New Yorrk, from Glasgow for New ...

... (Li 1) C t I I -? O'j) ?% I ? I f , ?? f ?? Ul ?? T c it) ? -, , c f f c r, ilsSl'FAAlt~SlIIKD A.NNO 17:J7.) r. E L F A S '. SATURLDAY. NOV. 29, 1S5C. TuERE are still slighit expectations entertained of the release of the mnaty shiips which are detained by the ice about four miles from Cronstadt. There is a decline in the demand of silver from China. NeLvs of a fresh rise at Paris has ...

... YTnritoAr, the usual w eikly meetinm of the Water Commissioners was held at their office, Commercial BuildingS-JASMS CAMETION, Esq., presiding. The other members of the Board present, ?? DiTfin. John, Lindsay, John C. Moore, Esqrs.,and Dr. Stevelly. A Ft er the despatch of some routine business, MIr. DUFFIN said, perhaps tile chairman could give themn some information about the ensuintZ rate. ...

... LATEST INTELLIG ENCE. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [u3 MAGNETIC TELEGRIAPl1i. AMERI CA. ARRITAL O THE ATLANTIC. Liverpool, Thursday. The Atlantic arrived here at three P.M. She brings thirty-six passengers, and 650,000 ounces of gold. Buchanan's election has been confirmed. Buchanan, 163; Fremont, 125; Fillmore, 8; Bucha. nan, majority, 30. It is stated that Buchanan has declared in fitvoar of ...

... THE FAILURE OF MESSRS. FOX, HENDER- SON, & CO. (Froin the Tihee.) TaI proverbial wealness of example to teach that which people will not learn for themsolves receives daily illustration in the annals of commerce. HIMro we see coming tooether, like a weddrilln and a fu- neral at a church gate, the beginnitig aid the end of imprudence-the seedtime and the harvest of folly. At the very moment ...

... I WIT1i this most suggestivO title, a lecture of great value, especially in the cars of a commercial anlld manofacturing commnuity like this, was deliverd by the Rev. Henry Cooke, DD., LL.D., on yesterday evening, before a very large and intelloctuttl auditory, assembied in the Victoria Hall. We insert, elsewhere, a report of the practical, philo- sophic, and beyond all, truly Christian ...

... CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKBT I CO 0 1 P AN Y. TuE half-yearly Imeeting of this company tople place on Friday at the office, 15, eden Quay, Dublin, Sir John K. James, Bart., in the chair: when tile report, of which the following arethe mostimportant portions, was read and adopted nem. con.:- BEPOLIT. The Djirectors, in making their fifty-seventhl half. yearly report to the propl ietors, submit ...

... THE FRAUDS ON TIUld GiREAT NORTHERN RtAlL WAY. Ix Tuesday's publication wve gavr, at some length, a statement of the extraordinary frauds which had been committed on this company. Since that time, fiarther particulars of the affair, thle movemeiits of the prisoner Redpath, have transpired, from which we collate the fullowing:-Anl, first, as to tihe ante- celeonts of Redlpath, it appeas fiolm ...

... YESTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of tine Poor' law Guardians was held at tile \Vorlihou o-R. B. B.i HOUSTON, Esq., presidins g. Thle other Guardianls pre- Sent ?? Wil. Vel-ier, Rolvt. M-M ?? (Depuity Vice-Chni'iamn), i Thoi. Gr ?? nbot. B. 'atr J. Joyce, R. Giffin, It. Carlisie, Richard Bell, Win. Watson, J. Jones, S. Ferguson, William Bell, aind Arthur Aicken, Esqrs. Captalin Roblison, the ...

... A M E RIC A. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. TIIE Royal Mlail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, en- tered the Mersey on Sunday evening, from New York direct, wheince she sailed on the 12th inst. She brinas 56 passengers, the u ual maikl, iltn specie on frri-iht imouittin y to 3tiS.167 dols. Os tie 12th inst., off Sandy H 1olh, wassed i he ?? New York, and the ship SantilgO goi ti into New York; on tho 13ch, ...

... [Bi M A GNfl TIC TEL L G It AV II.] NEW'S-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'clocl:, I._N. THE SCHLESIVIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. Copenhiagen, Tuesday. Thie IPcder'landet states that the Geruman Powers desiro that the State Assembly should have commu- nicated to tilem the constitution which governs Holstein. This is to be (1one, oil ail of the iflter- vention of tie Germanic Confederation. CIRCASSIA AND RUSSIAt. ...

... THlE LATE CAPT. THOMAS GRAVES, R.N. TO TME EDITOR O THE BELFAST NEVS-LETTER Valletta, Malta, Oct. 23,1856. Sim-An article having lately appeared in the Malta papers, copied from your journal, calling the attention of your readers to the lamented death of Captain Thomas Graves, RN, a gentleman well known and highly esteemed in Belfast, I have been directed to forward to you the enclosed appeal ...