... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WOOL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. Jous BasuselT is the central figure in contemporary history. What he said, and how he said it, and what it indicates in the future, are the topic of every tongue, in every circle; the one subject written about, can. vassed, and disputed upon. And Qut of this turmoil of discussion come these facts, that the Member for Birmingham is pre-eminently ...

... pistritt Ntf5. DUDLEY. STCALINb A HonaE AND CAUT.-Os Wednesday last, 1 ihors, cart, and harness, the property of Mr. Steplen ' Kolteet, were stolen of the Spotted Cow public-house, in Stafford tolice, and Ser- from his premises. Information was given to the discovered that geant Watt (14), of tbe Dudiey police forcescovere the t Charles Knowles, the prosecutor's son, had been offering the Pro- ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All fetters intended for publication must be accompanied by tse name-s and addresses of the writes, not necessarily for puslicfatcont, but for the information of the Editor. 0'aespondents who set any special value upon their corm.- ions must keep copies of them, as woe cannot under- take to return unused contsributios. 4' A Friend to Sobriety takes an unfair ...

... Li-TEST NEWS. aPxOZ, TaFxI BUILDINOS, NOw STBZ8. WEST INDIES AND PACIFIC. SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. The steam-ship Atrato has arrived, with the West Indian d Pacific mails, fifty-four passengers, 21,696 dollars on merchants account, and 6,700 dollars for the dividends from Vera Croz, 584,100 dollars in gold dust and, gold in bars, 4,408,000 dollars in platina, 739,600 dollars in silver, and full ...

... [The following letter, which appeared in the Times of I Saturday, is dissected in our leader to-day.] a Sir,-In common, I trust, with the great majority of t his countrymen, I rejoice to welcome back Mr. Bright to public life, and to read the affecting address with whichs he announces that return to his constituents at Bir- mingham. S He must, however. forgive me if 1 venture to express I a ...

... AMB. GRIFFITHS AND THE WOLVER- | I HAMPTON BANK. MR, CO-MMISSIONER BALGUY'S JUDGMENT. We have been requested to publish the following letter, which Mr. George Robinson, of Wolverhampton, has ad- dressed to Mr. Commissioner Balguy. It will be seen that the facts therein stated are fully confirmatory of the view we took of the case in Tuesday's Post:- Wolverhampton, October 29th, 185r. Sir,-I ...

... 19te vobivas. A gentleman holding a high official situation in the West of Ireland left for London to marry his governess ; but so smitten was he with the beauty of her sister, that be trans- ferred his affections and person, and became her wedded ?? Chronicle. DEATH OF Mess. HorsE SCoTT. -This lady, sole surviving grandchild of Sir Walter Scotb, died on Tuesday last. Mrs. Scott has been cut ...

... sortioll ?11ttIliguff. FRANCE. FROSCUT1ON AGAINST COUNT MONTALEIBERT The flowing ?? appears in Friday's Mfonti ?? of the Tribunal of ?? caused to be seized this day the number of the Correspond- ant csatiing the article of M. the Count of Montalem. ?? on India in the English Parliament.' The edfitor of the journal and the author of the article are acnild-I. Of an attack on the principle of ...

... 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 ...