... VORUIGN INTELLIGENCE. SPAIN. 'he Masdrid papers of the 19th state that the day the Q ueens fete a grand drawing-roomv was ld by her Ijsty, and 60,000 reals were dis- ibated to the variourL charitable establishments of a ial but a qvand review of the garrison, t hhal been Prose ted, had to be postponed on d a~ t of the very unfavourable state of the A Carli:, on the 11th, there was a slight ...

... ARRIVAL OF TH.I, PACfFIj. [BY BRITIsH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELE- GRAPH.] GALWAY, TuEsrAy, The Pacific (screw-steanmer) arrived at ten a e. She encountered stroug gales from the cast, tgeP. ther with a head sea almost the entire way. The Pacific has brought 178 passengers, iwlnding Lola Mlontes, and some valuable cargo. The Galway steamer Circassian arrived at New York at tmidnight on the 13th ...

... THES MORNING CHIRONICLE. L ( N 1) 0 ?? 7'JI flSDA Y, No P-EMlBEIR 11, IS3S. If the gathering at the Guildhall on Tuesday night Ihad ?? no other good result, those pass.a:\¢- ill the speech of Lord DERBY developing hiis h i. . onl the main tenlance of peaco would alone jiistify tioe wise reo.ulatimn, whinch permits explana- tiolis of policy at those Banquets, although it forbids discllssion onl ...

... LONDON: TUESDA Y. NO VEMBER 30, 1858. India, when the last accounts were despatched, waited for two great eventualities-the coIn- mencement of a campaign and the proclamation of an amnesty. The State paper announcin-g that HER MAJESTY had assumed, in name as well as fact, the Sovereignty of our Indian Empire, had already reached the hands of the GOVERNOR-GENE- .RAL, and its publication ...

... THE GALWAY PACKET SPATIiN. _4- The Recorder of Galway (Mr. Michael Morri,, in opening the Borough Sessions Court last week il-r. (11e555(d the ?? jury in thle following terins: Mr. Fo~reman and Genitlemren of thre Grand *Iry -I F bappy to say thatt the stite of tho calendar ?? ireir lilhiwg me to offer you that which has be-nsii ;is ?? conrgratulatiorn aitice I have had thle honiour of ht.--g ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER , 18585. A meeting has recently been held at Edinburgh, at which Mr. COwNA- and Mr. BLaC K, the men- bers for that city, gave an account of their conduct during the late Parliamentary Session. As the statements of these gentlemen appear to have elicited marked demonstrations of disapprobation and hostility, it is not easy to appreciate the object for which they were ...

... FPEE TRADE-THE FREYCY I 1 ?Iw;M -,;N To TEIR EDITOR OF TEIR MI)RN IM;Clr~ g- SIR-You are aware tire French %UjCra~r,)fa isand Commerce has sent iii a number of 111a. ti , to agriculturrists with a view to learning w~iat I -r1 S.effect of free-trade it, corrixir this Country. The'ec1ti' K r, with the answers, may appear to you of irtctr, t rz jI id public, and I therefore ?? the liberty ofjul ...

... CITY RAILW1AY AND ,SUBURBJN DIVELLhVMS. IYesterday Mr. Pearsyon waited upon the Lord Mayor, iii comlpanly with a nlumber of influential citizens, to presenitI a reqjuisitions, which Air. pearsoln said had obtained upl,- wyards of 3001. signatures, including the namnes of thle very first houses in every departienet of the~ wholesale trade of thle City. The LosD MAYvOR said lie Should have ...

... TIlrg MOIRNINT(I CIIRON IC LE'. LON DON.: SAT'URlDAY, NOYEMElflI 13, lSsS. The expression of popular opinion on the subject of ?? is assumlinig a very rational shape. Si- lence, on tile part of the people, might have been construed into ilidiflrence, whiull they certatinly do uot feel. Much prefeiaible is thie kilnd of plaiii- speaking, temperate aul respectful to the gellerill public, yet ...

... TBE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS IN CANDIA. A pamphlet entitled La Vdritd sur lea Eveine- mens de Candie, by Aul Eye-witnesp, has just made its appearance in Paris; the object of it is to show that Vely Pacha, the late governor of that island, has been grossly calumniated by the Greek and Frencl press. The followving is a sketec of the statement put forth: Vely Pacha, after being ambassador at ...

... ORDER OF TRZ PROCBAS9ION ON LORD MA YOB'S DAY. nI t The following is a copy of the official programme, as fagreed to by the committee yesterday afternoon, subject, of cours-, to any small alteration arising from inaccuracies, a or from its being not quite completed up to the rising of . the meeting. Substantially, however, it will be found to b he correct e The RWght Hon. David Williams Wire, ...

... TElE lC),yGV GAZETrE OF FRIDAY, NO VEMBER 5. )r ADMIRALTY, NOVEMBER 2. Corps of Royal Marines. it Second Lieutenant John Christopher Here to be First ,s Lieutenant, v.ce Tomlin deceased. . COMMISSIONS. a- By the Qacen-Royal Berks Militia: Frederick Henry Lang, late tlajor of the Waterford Artillery Hilatia, to be u Adjutant, vice Codd. resigned. B the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Inverness ...