... LATEST NEW S. (By E iCVt;C1 I/CrribstiOil(I I'dtW(5P8.) OFFIcE, TEMPLES BUILDIGS, Nan ST:iEET. I N D I A. The Peninsular and Oriental Steamu Navigation Compan)y have received the following telegram:- `1MARSrIL,5EsL-TEIO Panther, with Bombay mails, ar- rived at midnighlt on Tuesday. Mails left for London at ten amii. yesterday. Passengers in quarantine for forty hours. AMERICA. The Europa, ...

... The first railway in Turkey-the line, seventy imiles long, lr Wsevil (iiyrn I and Aidiu-llas been partially opened, al Lord Stratford laid, onl October Othi, thl foundiation- stone of the Smyvrnni station. A dinner followed the cere- lauiv;, and Lord Stratford, in a spirited speech, audverted to the resources and position of Turkey. elo said If our diitinuished chairman (Sir Macdoinald ...

... (By Bctsric flI5W STteraOi Tehra EET) OrsIcs, ThnEgP BUILDINGS, NEW STRSt. F RANClE. It is still considered doubtful whebher the authorities -will proceed with the trial of Count Mnotalembert, and it is hoped they will drop the ill-advised proceedings. It is etated in oficial circles, in Paris, that the tricolour lag, hoisted at the gate of the French Ambassador, in London, hsas been removed ...

... E4t groWnus. The Liverpool M3rercury says: We have good authority for stating that the Government intend to make an altera- ?? in the system at present adopted for the collection of the assessed taxes. The sums paid to the Western Bank Call during the past two days amount to £55,000., msaking a total of £E670,000 paid on the £100. ?? Coeur'ant of Saturday. The Freeman's ?? states that Dr. ...

... ?? V.,rdillcm Seven 9-pounder brass guns, cast at the foundry in Wool- wich Arsenal, were on Wednesday proved at the butt, six of which were found defective, and were ordered to be restored to the foundry to be re-cast -Yimes. THE COLLIcES' STRIKE AND LoCK-OUT iN THE LEEDS DrSTRICT. - Though this dispute remains unsettled, we hear that there is a probability of an arrangement, each party ...

... A -T F R~tAILWAY TRAFFIC. - - will Namo of Railway. This Olame 31Mf-yT's i_'cme 11111c but I l Welym ka 185'. Total.- 1857. open. for Bedlale and Loyburn ?? 10 70 =27 236 ,10 yourj Belfast and Balitn.. 1172 1067 21370 2761 05 1 12'hewl, L., & Cheshire ..2107 2712 00274 625jO 33 1 Blristol ana Exeter. 151M3 5272 130101 '1351-75 fit caw unladouian ?? 13152 217807 212245 158i pepl Chester and 2 ...

... FOREIGN-MISCEEJANY. .tr, too )espatches from Rome record the death of Count to Mastai, brother of 'the Pope. e. The openig ofithe Piedmont Parliament is fixed for the' rd of J'anuary. . . the The pbli' gaining tables at Spa, the pri~ilegge of md which ?? been renewed, gained this seasons it ,d is said, the large sum of 1,040,000 fr. ?? .The Paris correspondent of the Dady News says it t was ...

... FOREOIGI'INTELLIGENCE. I- 8,UNITED STATES AND CANADA. ie The screw steamship Nova Scotian, Captain C W 11 Mtqaster. which left Quebeoon the'23rd ult., reached the Mersey on Thursday.! morning., She, brings 58 Fl cabin and 123 steerage passengers. w m General Williams bad arrived in Canada, where, to .g in the oeveral towns visited by him, a complete ova- bi tion aivaited hin{. 'The gallant ...

... LATE -wT TLGRAPHIC NEWS. TELEGRAM FRO.. INDIA.0 A TOWN SET ON FIRE BY THE MUTINEERiS. a THREE DAYS' FIGHTING. 3 GREAT REBEL LOSS OF MEN & GUNS. ile. I ye. SUCCESSFUL BATTLES NEAR LUCKNOW. ble , The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr. ut Acting-Cohsul General Green, was received at the ] Foreign Office, Nov. 14, 1858, 8 30 p.m. :- ALEXANDRIA, NOV. 10, 1858. th. The steamer Bombay arrived ...

... A4UIuSe. Ao- - . -- . A tepntlemanf v.lnnlcin inan. nf nil.dc1 nrr ann ni la A gentlentantly-loolring man, of middle ruie and of. Ste[ sd s~oldierly as set, whose nane app~eaied on thecharge. tog a)~ shieet as -William Hudson Guernsey, of 22, Rtegent- tak, ig square, was brought up on Sitturdaty A~t ?? bliit 1o police office, on ai vari-ant ohai~ging him with having Inl[ bo 'feloniously ...

... V. i-4. 1,n +.l-n Mz A; -A- 4- IL at St or h'O b- so lie at is. V! ne to 'in ~er ed to at As of ss be ,u- Ily lie ng n.j ,in ;cc' e ; ed he 'ce !o, ?? oh dy tle nt Its ics ml- ch lie iy. its or Ip- .cy ig- ily )In we 1i- ilic to lihe .in 'to Ind tlie- rly rdl osb rds sur of to )00 )00 eas ?? the the ;eet loil ont ent ate ,ase Lin vay in. dve the ilnt any ant ipso ar- so 'gtl, glr, Ltd, rnd .ad ...

... GOVERNMENT POLICY IN INA14A. THE Annual Meeting of the (Edinburgh) Indian Christian ti Association was held on Tuesday afternoon,hu the Music 01 Hall of Edinburgh. The Duke of Argyll presided, and addressedtlhe meeting S at great length. He explained that he had.,consented to ir preside at the request of 'his friend, Dr Onuthfie, and then S went on to explain the effect of the change ...