... EYTE.VSIVE CONFLAGRA TJOv. AND SIEPIOUS LOSS OF PROPERTY. Was hlid Yesterday morning, between the hours of two and three nelit o'clock, a fire of a serious character, as ?? as the destruc- tion of property was conicerl ed, broke out ia a spailious ted, range of Preinises belon-ging to Messrs. Spencer, Turner, er it 1md Boldenro, Manlichester wvarehonlselliell, carrying on a large ; no ...

... |rI2L, ARAI'lif DESPATCHLIE,-FS. I I)1A'rII OF ARtAKEL BEY. MARSEILLES. FRniiA.. Alexanlriaa annote the deat, of 1 Overllor of the Soudan.i fl,'IOMl CONSTAN'TINOPLE. i~it..1i haarrivedTRIESTE, Ftr[Y.to arrived from Constantinople to sllr s acclused of having taken part SLitCle of Jeddah have been brougtht before ;1It lof illtive for trial. ,l }tratferd de Redeliffe has arrivedat Athens, ...

... Foli XIGN INTELLIGENCE. --0 SPATIN. C Ma Tdrid journals of the 23d state that a nlu- t i imnlportant mneeting of senators of the c 1, arty ld, lfter (ldue deliberation, re- thiou-th they should consider certain s tha P ressist principles were in- n ';ions in which 011rssstLh they might op- t *te uoernllle they would ,ive the Cabinet tleir generl suppot. Genieral Prim, however, ,e ,,apresents ...

... -1 SERV.ANT's 'S01., YeryTliomias Taylor. a taiIhrbhrtralI. Chlitia-rsaik, Lambileth. appr',rr'r1 ief~r'r.e Nrtin, it thi. L imibetl.i'rlc'ot i'i' Itakcei ont b3y .1 ?? coal[ Is ?? c. I ad. I' Ii. lih\l I7iVctoria, cip. ?? clar-eii:. ha Iii F teloptilig toextort li,~oncy by at tlireit 'of lill luttor. Mr. Sleigh, thle 1icirri.,ti ?? iiistructli d bYeH tue fir:ni of Russe5i.ll and Buirgett, ...

... THE TZI&RABUR1 CH-UCH PEWV QUESTION. [PRfmi THE CLOUCEST`R JOURN1L.1 [PettrySrnions. Thornbury, beforetitr Rigbt Hon. the Earl DUCIRe, Sir JoH:z F. DAVIS, Bart., ?? and the Rev. J. K. CHARLTON.] ! JAMES WILUSHEN, CH'RCHWARDEyS, V. ELIZASBETH SLY. The hearing of thi, important and interesting ca.se, whichi has lb-en so eagerly anticipatedl by nlary, aud winh hallsaS obeen the nause ofe toiuch ...

... DPSEClRATION OF THE DEAD IN ST. ML- ARTIN'S CEJMETERY. DEPUTATION TO THE BISHOP OF LONDON. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the inhabitants of St. Pancras, nominated at the griat public meeting held onl the previous evening, waited upon the Bishop of London at his residence in St. James's-square, for the purpose of laying the whole facts of the recent revolting desecration of the dead in ...

... TlHE WRONGS OF BRAT7S71 SUBJECTS IX N M EX.ICO. m, The following correspondence has passed between the rln ?? of Colnunierce and the Earl of Maninesbury, Fa- .e I reign Sccretary - i- Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Nov. 13. iss My Lord-Its the month of July Inst, an urgent repre- sentation was addressed to your lotdship by this chamber, adverting to certain grievous outrages which bad ...

... The African Mail Company's steamship Arme- nian, Commander Mackintosh, arri ed at Plymouth yesterday evening from the West Coast of Africa. Her dates ?? Calabar, September 25; Came- roons, 27 Fernando Po, 2 ); Bonny, October, 1 Lagos, 7; Acera, 14); Cape Coast, 11; Liberia, 14 Sierra Leone, 19 ; Bathurst, 23; Goree, 23, Te- nerifie, 28; and Madeira, 30. She has brought 1SIG ounces of gold dust ...

... WiNDSOR, Nov. 10, HEIr majesty's dinner paty yesterday ineilided their R-yal Higlanesses the Duchess of Eent, thd 1rinm of Wales a:d tbe Princess of Leinlingen, Lady Anna Maria Dawoori, h Colonel the Hon. R. Bruce, Sir James Clark, auI Major Tesadatle R.A. . His Boyal Highne~ss P r.ce Philip of Wurtemhbrrg, at- tended by Baron Charles do Guttenberg, arrived in th(e afternoon on a visit. Lord ...

... WAlBElOUSEIVEV A VD CLERKS SUHG OL-S~ The half-yearly g eneral c 'auT of the friends and rnp- porters of ,thes10 8,hoohi, sitriiteat New Cross, was held last evening,, qt thoe Qildhall Coffee-house, ( ity, for the purpose of receiving the financial and general reports of tle past year, as well as to elect officers for the year ensuing. Mr. H. i. IHeath presided, and after the confirination of ...

... THlE NLAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE. Thte i1)aa Borasenhfle asserts that Bavaria and wa1rtemberg are ag(reed with Austria to oppose the aelalltls of the Conferelice in relation to the agree- ton the navigation of the Danube:_ we learn (says that journal) froin a good source that gavaria anld Wurtemberg reject as energeti. aillY a3 does Austria all the demands of the Con- erlec of Paris concerning ...

... BRITISH METEO.ROLOUICAL SOCIkT.Y. d -4.- f Nov. 17.-Mr. N. Beardrnore, C.E., in Cna chair. Mr. James Rock, Mr. David Smith, and M. Ga rcia del Rio were yelected members. i Apaper was then ?? ?? .logyandMortality . of London during the present year. diy lDr. Tripe.-Tlho author showed that the climate of cent ral London differed e in many respects fromn that of the F arrouinding districts, that ...