... FOREIGN-MISCEEJANY. .tr, too )espatches from Rome record the death of Count to Mastai, brother of 'the Pope. e. The openig ofithe Piedmont Parliament is fixed for the' rd of J'anuary. . . the The pbli' gaining tables at Spa, the pri~ilegge of md which ?? been renewed, gained this seasons it ,d is said, the large sum of 1,040,000 fr. ?? .The Paris correspondent of the Dady News says it t was ...

... INDIA AND CHINA. The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr. Ma Acting-Agent and Consul-General Green, was re- ceived at the Foreign Office on Sunday, 7th Nov., ' I at 5 45 ?? cla ALEXANDRIA, NOV. 4, 1858. fire The steamer Jura arrived at Suez from Calcutta den on the 2nd inst. Her dates are-Calcutta, Oct. 9 gin Madras, Oct. 15; Shanghai, Sept. 20; Hong Kong,litt Sept. 28; and Singapore, Oct ...

... IE, CO-- ?? ..TTE The first meeting of the new committee was held 108. t yesterday at the Town Hall, Mr. R. Shell, the and Id deputy chairman presiding. There were also pre- and sent Messrs. Crellin, Gladstone, Beckwith, Holden, pass ý Clerk, Anthony, Bowring, and Barton. are ig Mr. Alderman Dover was re-appointed chairman, i and Mr. Richard Shell deputy chairman,'for tile hav thes 10ensuing ...

... John]on, C..nt.. Roberteoji the B6dPrk, J. IL Tuner, and Hosý h Ir toll . I I 1 2 .11 9 The ?? ltherefore ceel-ned by a majorit ofif3 IS. r anto M hr. K'tcheq moved that t.he.com;mitt o g an( ? ? , ?? of gas Ol's epl.ly be al3 added to this committee. This step wo Stll ?? desirable twelve nro-ths ago, but Mat-.' ' ters wore not then prepared. Everything now was am i working order, the men ...

... it th LADIES' DRESSES. was i We have received the following, which is neatly The I written in a lady's hand :- poor TO TIHE EDITORS Or THEi LIVERPOOL MERCURY. 0051k Gentlemen,-Unaccustomed as we are to publicity, Se we feel it our duty to .take notice of the attacks FOIRI that have lately appeared in your paper upon the Ass_ articles of ladies' dress, crinoline, &c. For our part, Sen we think ...

... 14 of Last evening, in the room of the Yovsng Men's or Christian Association, to an audience of about 100 of persons, Mr. Henry Groves, in along address, eharao. terised by impulsive eloquence, gave his impressions at of this revival. ed Mr. Groves is connected with the civil service of )p- the Madras presidency, and, being in England oh ) business, he proceeded to A. erica, and spent three ke ...

... MULTUM LN PAR VO. Yesteray., Alderman Wire was sworn in to the office of Lrd Layor of London, with the usual 5 I ere11 nuiets. A.plication is to ebe nmade to Parliament next Ssession for powers to onable tics authl-oities of Ul's- ll gow to open and work tbe .seam of coal said to exist 1. uncdrneath ; Glawgow Gree. ?? wveelr, draughts of the 42nd, 71st, 72nd, and 93rd Ilighlauder; tef t the ...

... Bal Without affecting any Republican austerity, t we must plainly say that we dq not like the tll elev,ation of the Prince of Wales to the wi unearned dignity of a colonel in the army. so F We aro quite willing to pay for royalty, but m1 we demur to paying for it in this particular tas way. The Prince of Wales has done nothing pr, to merit a military rank which is the appro- par priate reward ...

... iALUS POPUI? L1X BUPR1MMA. ' orainn The Canadian NeVws says that although A 1 state reasons prevent her Majesty from re- states sponding to the unanimous desire of the minis ?? American provinces that she should pendi -visit that portion of her dominions, her free t Majesty, with her usual courtesy, has.seized by N the occasion of the presence of several of the recipi Canadian Ministers to ...

... FOREG MCELLAYY .Lamartine is decided on goinginto voluntary exile ilnEngland, and, in the words of the great emigrant to St. Helena claiming to sit, like Themistooles, at 3Y- the fireside ofthe Persians. . rine U'S The Semafe .ejlgieuse announces that the Prince Inkan Lucien Bonaparte, who is in holy orders, is occupying n himself actively in re-establishing the 'order of St. an, Bernard in ...

... 3ALUS rfPUvLI LEX SUPRENhA. VIE fP;!,,S'E(UTION 01F COUNT iMONTALEMBERT. purt The mening prosecution of Count Monta- lead lemnbc for his recent artile in the Corres- late] lPDo4h11 is a 'matter in which Englislnnes have logic an interast beyond that of mere spectators. cci It is true th ,t the. ostensible charges against fran that cloqeent%.r.ter have exclusive reference acce to Fubject- ...

... AIULTUM IN PARVO. 1a I Roll YS A cabinet council was held yesterday afternoon. soon st Mr. Tancred, M.P. for Banbury, has resigned his the* VO seat. thin 71 The papers announce the death of Dr. Peacock, per r Dean of iEly. dee at An Irish drover, named ?? Meigham, was that be robbed at Bolton, a few days ago, of £47 in gold and mar tat notes, by a woman whom he casually met and entered not 1is ...