... [Continlued imont the Supplement.] an la INDIA. R TilE CAPTURE3 OF DELHI AND TIlE th RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. A The following telegram wvas received, through the th Admiralty, at the Foreign office, on the 11th of Novem- n ber, at 8.45 ?? ti The Pottinger arrived at Suez on the 2nd instant, having left Bombay onl the 18th ultimno. Delhi, which fell into our hands on the 20th Septem- di ber, was ...

... Vic ?? 'gMeer215 SA TURDA Y, NoVE9nER 21, 1857. dIT is seldom that a domestic question starts up into such _ sudden urgency as has been the case with the present monetary difficulty. A few months back persons in this a country were buying and selling, trafficking, and speca- r lating, without an idea that a storm was brewing which would sweep with devastating force through all the , channels ...

... : ritot. SATUIIDAY, )VOVxMBRR 14,1857. go For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. THosE who are curious to know the extent to which spoliation may be carried on in this country under the name of the law, are referred to the proceedings (reported elsewhere) of a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of this city, held on Wednesday, for the purpose of con- ...

... PARLIAME NTARY REF ORM MANIFEBTO. An addresti,to the people of the United Kingdom, embodying a scheme of Parliamentary Reform, of which a copy le given below, and, dtranating from a committee composed partly of members of the House of Comm-one and others of the advanced Libralolas o poItcians, hae just been printed, and is now In oeiirsiiiof citoulation and signature. tmanobeeealyr known theat ...

... T Po-ihe Editor of Tne Bristol lfercury. SIR-I find In the Mercury of last Saturday a report o0 the Rev. Dr. Cumming'd recent lectures at the Vlotoria-Rooms, in wilchthat genttleman is represented to have said that the Vl .liftri n e aced, from the Bible that which Is Inspired and .divine.- To one who is capable of making such a reckless l t iion (I maight use a stronger term) respecting h3 ...

... GENERtAL NEWS. During the month of October the range of Conuola showed a difference of 4 per cent. ?? the fluctuattona. Mr. Bright, the bankrupt corn-merobant of Hell, hue been I committed for trial on a charge of forgery. a it seema tbat Major Count Hunyady, whoseo grosely ill.tretii~ed GE the Mayor of Huittledorf, baa really eeoaped unputniehed. co] Burglure have carried off a great booty ...

... DETERMINED SUICIDD. An inquest was held on Thursday evening last at the Sugar Loaf Imn, Lower Easton, before WV. Gaisford, Esq., coroner, on the body of a man named Francis Diot, aged 41, who committed suicide on Monday last by throwing himself across the rails on the Midland Railway before an approaching train. Thie deceased, it appeared, was better known as Dr. Diot, and had formerly been in ...

... GENERATUL NEWS. The Prince of Wales Completed h)is loth year on Monday. It is said that Prince Alfred will join the Illute'iuses as cadet In March next. Mr. Archibald Hvastie, M.iP. for PaIsley, died at Edinburgh on Monda laet. i The government hue granted a pension Of £30 a year to thete mother of the late Mr. Hugh Miller. gc' Mr. Disraeli io at present sojourning, with his lady, at Torquay. ...

... I~ e t ., ot 1 1857a.| I I ATUBDAY, _NriRn1,87 TnE telegraphic despatches in advance of the Indian mail bring intelligence of a truly glorious and hopeful description. They put an end to all doubt regarding the principal points of immediate anxiety, and furnish the most satisfactory data that could be had for coming to a conclusion that the huge insurrection which will make this year ...

... $SB'CON 'E-DITIO0N. BY ELECTRIC TE3LEG-RAPH. BA1}AKRUPTB.-E[roin Last Night's Gooeitej, Y^3eLph Hayward, Andover, Southampton; hnnkeeper Joseph lteiuriich Fistodor Stockmlarr., and Christian Goltiliet Steudel (and not Stenidel, as previously advertised), Louto5, ThonmasJohbn G}reeen, Mtark-lane, London, provsio1n merchant George Bean, Cheapdede, London, hosler~ ?? Benilannini Mfoseley, ...

... The members of the Dolphin met their President, Charles B. Ward, Esq, at eleven o'eloek, at the Cathedral. where an eloquent sermon was preached by the Right Rev. Bishop Carr, rector of Bath. They afterwards dined together at the White Lion, under the presidency of the same gentleman, when the following were present :-The Mayor, Isaac A. Cooke, Esq., tt. Rev. Bishop Carr, Lieut.-Col. Newman, J ...

... PR?ESENTATON ()F TIlE FREEI)OM OF THE CITY OF( LONI)ON 'ro THE DUKE OF CAM BRD)GE. On Wedinesay. tet a Special Court of Common council, thle tits freeoriof of thle city of Lonsdon was prt'sentud to Itis Rtoyal sly If-briese tite Duke of Cambridge, together witl' a splendid bri svword. The presentation took place at five o'clock. in thle be Guieldhtall, which haed been moet tastefully fitted up ...