... FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. I PRUSSIA. BErnLso1, Oct. 24.-The correspondent of the Timnes tiinks it probable that the appointment of the Prince of. Prussia as Regent *ay have the effect of delaying for a few months the wedding arrangments of the Princess Royal and his sonr Prijce Frederiok William. ! APPOINTMENT OF A REGENCY. Biaalx ;, .t. 24.-The King, acting under the advice of his ministers, has ...

... THE FAST-DAY IN LONDON. All the government offices, the banks, and also the post-office, until evening, were closed as on Sundays. The weather was unfavourable for out-door exercise The churches and chapels were well attended, and large collections made for the sufferers in India. St. Paul's had one of the largest congregations ever assembled in any place pf worship. In the afternoon there was ...

... 4i ALBEADY, in a majority of the seven wards into which our town is divided for municipal purposes, meetings of electors have been held and candidates nominated for the forthcoming election. Judging from present appearances the contests will be very few indeed, while the re-elections will be exceedingly numerous. Although we are unable in every case to approve of the nominations made in ...

... BY THE ELEOTRW AND INTEIYATIONVAL TELEGRBAPH. Tlhe government received the following at 2-30 a.m. on Sunday, via Malta and Cagliari. ?? The Bombay arrived at Suez on the evening of tile 2nd October. Her dates ?? 17th Sept., and Aden 26th September. General Havelock gained his ninth victory on the 16th of August, driving the rebels from a strong position near Bithoor, which they desperately ...

... THE FALL OF DELHIL (1.romr the Timea' Correspondent.) 0 BOMBAY, Oct. 3. e At length I am able to announce to you the fall of the revolted capital of north-western India, or, if that appellation be irot strictly correct, of the ancient chief *e city of the Mogul empire, in which a faithless soldiery d bad sought to re-erect; the independent throne of the P descendant of Baber. Delhi is once ...

... soCIETY FO T lTIE ,PROPAGATION i OF THE GOSPEL IN FOilEIGN PARTS. A meeting of the Sosiety for the Propagation of the e% Gospel in Foreign, Parts was held ia the leaturo-ruoof p1 of the Philosophical Institution, Albion-streeit, on Mon. ti] day evening last. Thle rhair wats taken by the IMAYOR. 01 Among the clergy present were the 11ev Ai. Synsonds, el from Madras; Rev G. F. Townsend. the ...

... IMPORTANT MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. b The Baltic has arrived with very unfaiourable q commorcial intelligence. She brought sixty-six passengers, but no specie. tier passage was made in S nine days and eighteen hours. We regret to find that the EI Dorado schooner, which was hailed by Captain Herndon, of the Central America, c and promised to stand by him, had come in, reporting I ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. HEDON. on Thursday, thle Sth inst., the first cricketers' ball, a given by thle Mechanics' Cricket Club, was held in the w Town-hall. The arruisgenients made by the stewards, fo Messrs WV. Foster, G. Partiell, W. Walgate, and T. al Store'y, were most satisfactory. Onl the south of thc si hall, over the musicians, hung a very beautiful wreath, ornamented wvith the ...

... Yesterday the Town Council of this borough held a meeting as a Local Board of Health. W. H. Moss, Esq. (mayor), presided, and 37 other members Svere present. FINANCE CO1MMITTEE. Mr EVANS moved that the minutes of the proceedings I of this committee be received and confirmed. I The committee met Oct. 5. The financial report of E the clerk of accounts o0l that day Shewed a balance due from the ...

... FROMr A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. PARIs, Tuesday. T The Emperor, on his return from Stuttgardt, came up f to Paris to see the Emprees, and after a few hours' stay with her proceeded to the camp at Chalons, where they now are. His Majesty is still appearing as commnander-in- chief of the troops collected in the camp; aud the Empress assists with him at manceuvres, dressed in a semi-military ...

... Captain Douglas Galton's Report to the Board of Trade on Railways, for the year 1856, with its appendix of-documents and elaborate tables, is an interesting contributienion the subject.. It shows clearly that rail. ways as investments have been for some years in a deoidbdly improving state. In thle year 1856,Afbyy-nine railway acts were passed, authorizing.the construction, of 322 miles of ...

... FROtS A PRIVATE CORRSPONDENT. PARIS, Tuesday. There seems to be no limit totthe fortune of Louis E Napoleon. To have become an Emperor was probably astonishing; but to snake himself the friend of Kings and Emperors was even more astonishing, and he has done that. The friendship of the Queen of England he gained long ago; and now he has obtained that of the Emperor of Russia. Within the last ...