... 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 ...

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... (trro thu Iulurdy Review) Tule authors of thle Conspiracy Bill are gone to pay thsir court to the. master of the French Colonels. We cannot refuseto Lords Palmerston ?? the credit which is (100 to the consistency of their policy and their courageous fidelity to their friend. Tue force of disinterested devo- tion hias seldom been iotore signally exemplified. It, is in momenta of difficulty and ...

... 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 ...

... NEWS. LATEST (By Eltric and Iternlationatl Telcgraph.) OFFICE, TErrLE BEDDINGS, NEW S'rEET. PRU'SSIA. A notice has been issued fromi the Ministry of the Inte- rio-, and sent round to all the provincial Governm cts and Lavdrathe, and to the Central Police Office in Berlin, stating that the ineetilig of the Electors preliminary to the elections of Deputies to the Chamber having given rise to ...

... ?? ?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 ...