... FORERWN IN T JI E.L.J I Z43. SPAINAN Mr~XICO. wit . . Authentic information lhes been received at Mpdrid sa a ?? with A.feiihipe'to thle steps already 19 j1 taen. th te ~ pcomroands. 6the Spanish nami ...

... INDIA AND CHTNA. IDUL&A £flI UlWi Bty the arrival of the Calcutta. m~ail we have received our *2.iviatO correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to t :iie 23d of Septemlber, and from Hlong, Kong to the 12th of The following is this letter of our Calcutta correiionl- ''Tue ortnigt has ooms amost 'Calcutta, Sept. 23. Tie frtn~li ha barenablo~tbarren of intelligence. [lie procla-matioxi ...

... (proK OUR OWNr COOBSPONDIMT.) PARIS, SATURDAY ZVRNrN. There has been some ramour of an intended con. version of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes to Three per Cents., but this rumour is unfounded,- at least, the government has no intention of adopt. ingsueh a measure at the present moment. the Emperor presided at his Council of Ministers at St. Cloud to-day, as he did indeed at the last re- ...

... A Turin journal stntes thattile Dulro of Arodena is aetively ?? iu re-organising n seerot soeiety wilieillvasvoly poaverfnl in 1830 mld tive objeotof evhieh is tbere-est:lblishinent Of tlle POpc's autilolity as it evas in thc luiddle nges Fromaletuin just pilblisiled by the Alinistcrof tile Interior at Rome it appems tilat tile nnnll)er oi politienl ?? pardone(l or reealled from exile sinee ...

... A despatch fromn Lisbon announces that the bi Charles and Georges was delivered. over to, the French authorities on 'the 23d ult. The'TFreniha vessels in the 'Vagus were to leave.- the river en the following day. The feeling in the capital was a violently excited against this coantry for the im- cs passive attitude it maintained throughout the affair. It is reported that a strong Russian naval ...

... . ¢Glaswabatralb, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1. . BY the last Indian advices, ppblished in another column, we have an account by the Times' Calcutta| correspondent of a veiy smart affair. Two regiments of Sepoys, stationed at Mooltan, had been amongst those disarmed when the mutiny first broke out in the Punjaub. It was resolved that one of these should be discharged and the other re-armed. When ...

... TIlE BROWN STREBT SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. . irir ?? elsewhere tile aninuial lecting or tile iriends of these excellent schools, held on Satilrdily, under the presidency of the Miayo'. All tihe schools nppear, from the report, to lo ie ost successful in anlording a sound Scriptural educatioei to a very large iumber of poor chlildi'n, but a dillicully 'has been pressinig on the committee for ...

... THE -11-01R?NIMAI x L 0 N D ?? ( ie ill tin e ate d is , ij'si of cii ' Hi er fi' i: i 'Il illa ?? i'seaped thi - attolltiioi of tlh * !; rdl recakir. dni-ac'ed lby thle ?? Ior- ?? :C11 ti.. wil which they aci1111d. Mr. ?? ^-irs :lei~~ te, lve tr::,t iotrjtiit di o: ni der- ;ti ?? ;: w:!*I ?? ,Citiii\ tjlle tciwardis tihi ?? ot ?? ?? I :wlttl: b l.Iil'Il lioi e illil eil ill ?? 11.1' cry ...

... ANTI-CONFESSIONAL DEMONSTRATION AT I BIRUINGUANI. A PUBLIC lecture on the Cofessionav was delivtered In the Town Hall, Birmingham, o o Friday evening last' to an auditory filling the spacious building and aunt bering 3,000 perpsons, by the Rev. Di. Miller. Lord CAL[R.rnol having introduced the business of tbe evening, Dr. ILLER, Wvho was received with l01( a lnd n con- tinued cheering, opened ...

... Tilt AVEST INDIES. The ]toyal Mail Company's stoamshcip Atrato, Captain Frodevricl Woollty, witil the \NeW-t India anti Spanish Aeiricaa ill 6is, ill che-ge of Lie ute- siam t Cashlan, R.N. AdilirLlty a,,en1:, arrived at Southarlipton yesterdaay. Her dates aro:-Tani- pico, Octobeor 1; Vera Cruz, 5; llavannah, Il;| ,u rto CalAldo, I ; Stita l7rtlka, It ; (Girytown, Alosiiito, 3 C'aartiiinena:1, ...

... TIHE LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. Under the name of the London Crystal Palace, a an now building of somewhat pretentiousdimensions, has recently lal been completed on the open space between John-street and on Oxford-street, near Regent-circus, which was a short time wI ago intended as the site of the new Architectural Museum. of The structure is of course more intended as a bazaar than as a ...

... I - TRANSATLANTIC STEABIERS. l .- . . . .. - - The following relates to the controversy which has arisen out of the recent advertisements of the Galway Atlantic Steam Company, as to the practice of the ship- brokers respectively of London anti Liverpool in de- scribing the tonnage and power of'vessels. It is evi- dent that much laxity has prevailed, and that the time has arrived to put a stop ...