... THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON AR.1TY CLOTHING AND SVORE CONTRACTS. On Saturday the royal corntniesioner3 appeoited t,, in. quire into the armly clothing aitd store clotitact sy.,tstn, as now carried on at Weedon, Woolwich, and t le Tower', M r. J. A. Tullrner, hi.P, Colonel French, aenI iMr. ~Selfe, ?? again at Woolwich Arsenal, and resumned their ijivesti. gation. Tue commissioners, before ...

... EXPRESS FR-11M DENTMARK. CHEAPINGHAVENI, Nov. 9. .ks the wvire baI, informned you, the Danisi (Go- ?? liat ait last taken the step demanded ofI it. It has altogether abolished the ?? Collstittlijoll in so far ais regards the Germian 1~le.AltIh0141i inevitable and, so to speak, datily 0 op,,cdn, this is anl immense event, and has 1,rkj(tlCd ll, an ?? sensation. It is true tha this ciotilry has, ...

... pro- the toid PAnmulre, while connected with the late Govern- I by mjeat,, presented to the citizens of York two of the gunis [late which had been captured oin thle fall of Sehlaqstopl. These d it, gunls were Inaugurated on Friday afteriiooii last, and they ~han were carried in procession thraugh tit- priiicillal streets; of ther the city, prior to their belin, deposited in their final rest- ...

... LATEST FROM THE E AST The following telegram, dated Malta, fromu bit Acting - Agent and Consul - General Green, received at the Foreign Office, On Sanday, 7th ov, at 5.45 p. m.:- ALEXANDRIA, 4Trn No(,7 1858. The steamer Ima arrived at Suez from Uant,, on 2d inst. Dates: Calcutta, 9th October; Madras. lltl October; Shanghai, 20th SeptemIber; Hong jn 28th September; Singapore, 7th October There ...

... EXPRIES FLIs M PARIS. [lr'o.\r o:'tJ (j%-WN ?? NIENT. J PARIS, AVr:iD:iSDAY EvazSNe. ?? iallIrossiorL ill the ncighbourhlood Of the 'Lkii de Justice is that there Will be ' no bill ioli:1, i;r in French law terms, that there wvill be lliut de noll-lieul in tihe m11attor of tile prose- ak 1 1uineuiced agatilnst tile Count do Afouta- I ,ulcrt for lin article in the 6orrv.ijrlioloo! The * ...

... IRE LA YD. -9-- JILUD; EON LAW IN IlLDARE. ATIIF, NOV. 9.-1)iilng the past w*eek no stnsll ile- gree oF excitititO lre heer1 created in the in ds of ?? ?? .-rel iltbahritalits of this town, in consequenice of t! e ruffianly contict of scoin of the lower nociibers of so. ciety, in their * reli-ti- us zei-al, endeavour;mt. th ro ugh the inirii.istratios anid preachings of the Vincestimis Fathers ...

... THE A MOOR BRIrER. The United States Government has just published, by order of Congress, the despiatches of Mr. Collins, the corn- mercial agent of thle L citd State's in the A'notir River. That gentleman reachted St. Petersburg in) May, 1856, and obtained his p~assp~ort to go through Russiia to thle pacific Ocean in October in that year. He p)roceeded eastward s;oon afterwvards through ...

... N'I-TIoUS A CCIDENT1' BY FiNE- AS.R.11 A Iij.O-t diitresilng accident occurred on Friday liligbt i!r' i, tie of tire-aris. .Mr. Shiers, of Greenhill, has :-i- ?? for soiie tine of comimnemiiorating the 5th Ot Ni ciiior lv hlavigl- a large bonfire near his liouise, at oF A, aid' i:vitiii, a jiunber ot his- orkpeople froin i:! t.o s-ist ill tiring Uff two cannhons, anid lctting ofl Iiday night ...

... TUBI2g MOANSTER OMNIBUS INDICTMENIT. ?? _ X_ The proceedings in the ilportant case of The Ietropo- litan Saloon Omniibus Company verisus the London Gensoral Omnibus Company were resumed yesterday, at thoe West- mninster Police-court, before Mr-. Paynter, aid occupied be- tween three and four hours. The court was, as before, densely crowded. Since the last examination sumsmonses have besn ...

... IBELAND; THE GALWAY LIMbE.-{BY ELVCrRIC TELRO.APiq Thl PAcific arrived at New York on the 2t)o; ult. She w:a'4 delayed two d8yo at St. Juolo'r, NewfeuodlanlI. The Pgre.i eralit for the subsidy is believed to be signed. Tb;R will nmake the run of the Pacific from Galway out to New York to have been niue dayo and four heurs, in- cluding the Iwo days stoppage. THE XLECTigiC AND INT.IiNATIONAL ...

... BANERUPTCY LA W A MEND.MRi,'V., A meeting was held on this subject yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. R. W. Crawford in the chair. 'T'hs meeting, which was a very small one, took place on the invitation of the Mercantile Law Amendment Society. The CAIRMssAN opened the proceedings by stating that the object of the meeting was to consider the two bills introduced into Parliamnent, by Lord John ...

... TUE IRISH IN A CEMIETERF. Two Irish labourers, named Williami Hanniford and Thomas Hanniford. were placed in the dock hefore Air. Dayman, at tha Wandsworth Pouice-court on Saturday, charged with violently assaulting Mr. Willians Punciiniai, . | the superinteaident of the Lambeth Cemetery, at Tooting, I and also the principal gravedigger. The complainant siated that aniongst the poor funerals 3 ...