... LATEST NEWSo INDIA. The following message has been received at the East a India House - To J. C. 1ISLVILL, ESQ., INDIA HOUSE. IJ EF.RobM Mn. H. oL. ANDERSON, SjcETrARS to Go- e vEtNMIENT, BOMBAY. Mr. Edsflonstone's message has not yet been re- ceived. CENTRAL INDIA. ,'Theadvancedforce, under Captain Mayne, consisting of 420 sabres of Malwa Field Force, reached Seronge U ois the 30th of ...

... ?? ?fjI i5al I all-ty. Letters fromn Constantinople state that at a baniquet giv en by the Grand Vizir to Lord Stratford de Redeliffe, A Pa.hn having proposed a toast to the hsealths of Queen Victoria and the other allies of Tur-key, Sir Henry Bailwer replied in his capacity of Ambassador of 'England, and delivered a wan's euloginsm on thle French alliance andc thle Emperor~apoleoin. e) xih fo ...

... 60art alO Official. jri\ Dson, November 2-The Princess Alice dined -with her Majk'oty yesterday. The Earl and Coulltess of Claren- s allnd Captain Grey, Rifle Beigado, who arrived inthe afternooon, had the honsour of being included. Mr. Knatky Baschik had the honour of exhibiting his felts of lvgerdounllan yesterday evening before her Majesty, the Prilce Consort, the Royal children, the Prince ...

... Ell 4? 9,ubillas. LANOSLIP IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT.-An extensive land- slip has taken plice near Yarmouth, in the Isle of Wight. Such a eircumsstance has nlot taken place for a number of years. SUSPEXSIONx AT DU-DEE.-We hear that Mr. Robert Leslie, Shlipowner and underwriter, lies suspended paymeent. We understand the debts will, reach about £10,000. He wi-as a partner at Ducedee of the Western ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. LIVfRPOOL, Sunday. The royal mail steam-ship Canada, Captain Lang, which sailed from Boston on the 20th, and touched at Halifax on the night of the 21st instant, arrived here at an early hour this morning, bringing 90 passengers and 54,000 dollars in specie. The steam-ship Ariel, from Southampton, passed Cape Race, en ,-ot'0e for New York, on the 17th, and her advisces ...

... S ortip ?? litcItigma, LORD ELGIN AT JEDDO. WAe have to day an iliteresting account of Lord Elgin's ?? to Jeddlo whenI he effected a nate treaty with Japan. WVOe lh:ve alreatdy published the heals of the treaty. The followiing is the acnumt of the visit to Jeddo, takein froII a private Journal At Siminoda we mnet Mr. To'l'isead IHarris, the C ) isll- GenelC-l of the Ulnited States, and his ...

... crrnspdtw. MR. ALDERMAN HAWKES AND ST. PETER'S WARD. To the EDITOR of the DAImY POST. Sir,-The disputes between indignant Aldermen and offending Town Councillors may be entertaining, but they cannot be edifying, to the public; and, bad Alderman Hawkes not charged me with falsehood, I ohould have passed with a smile the other charges he les so freely brought against me. The accompanying letters ...

... T, C, ormplatlict. NOTICES TO CORPESPONDENTS II letters intkndcd for publication m1ust be aecoocpaniiet by the naiecs and addresses of the writers, not necessarily frl publication, buit for the iaforssat ion of thc Editor. Correspondents halo set any special valtue upon their coin- munications eitst keep copies of themn, (s wecanlnot uz(er. take to return unused contributions ST. PTER'S WARD ...

... A SCOTCH CRITIC ON 3IR. BRIGHT. The Scotsmsn reports the proceedings at a large assembly of the inhabitants of Edinburgh, and the speeches of the city members. Mr. COWN.AN, M.P., in the course of his observations, said:- There are many topics on which I should like to say a few words, however feebly I may express myself-and I aim quite conscious of my imperfections in that respect; but I wish ...

... V?4t V'gobilica. TII LORD-REOTOSH[P OF GLxSsO\v UIcvRasr'rY.- We understand that the inn-biers of the Conservative Club of the University have agreed to bring forwvard the Rlight Hon. Beujassin Disraeli as a candidate for the office of Lord R ector, as successor to Sir Edward Buliver Lytton. T'he Liberal Association are likely to nominate either Dickens or Thackersy, -Glasyom Daily Bulletin. - ...

... THE RIVAL TEMPERANCE MOVMfENTS. To tce EDITOR of the DAILY PoSr. Sir, -May I ask the favour of the insertion of the follow- ing ? Its appearance in the Post will be esteemed a favour by many constant readers:- There are two associations in Biriningham-the one of old standing, the other of more modern origin. To the infleence of the former every branch of the community is greatly indebted, ...

... ITHE REPRESENTATION OF M.NCHESTER.| REFUSAL OF LORD STANLEY TO BECOME A CANDIDATE. (From eOrU CorresposldensL.) Notwithltanding that ?? Tories have held meetings daily, and sometimestwiee a day, during the past week, with the view of prevailing upon Lord Stanley to give up the substance of the representation of King's Lynn for the snere shadow of that of iffancliester-notwithstanding that they ...