... LATEST NEW S. (By E iCVt;C1 I/CrribstiOil(I I'dtW(5P8.) OFFIcE, TEMPLES BUILDIGS, Nan ST:iEET. I N D I A. The Peninsular and Oriental Steamu Navigation Compan)y have received the following telegram:- `1MARSrIL,5EsL-TEIO Panther, with Bombay mails, ar- rived at midnighlt on Tuesday. Mails left for London at ten amii. yesterday. Passengers in quarantine for forty hours. AMERICA. The Europa, ...

... The first railway in Turkey-the line, seventy imiles long, lr Wsevil (iiyrn I and Aidiu-llas been partially opened, al Lord Stratford laid, onl October Othi, thl foundiation- stone of the Smyvrnni station. A dinner followed the cere- lauiv;, and Lord Stratford, in a spirited speech, audverted to the resources and position of Turkey. elo said If our diitinuished chairman (Sir Macdoinald ...

... ?? V.,rdillcm Seven 9-pounder brass guns, cast at the foundry in Wool- wich Arsenal, were on Wednesday proved at the butt, six of which were found defective, and were ordered to be restored to the foundry to be re-cast -Yimes. THE COLLIcES' STRIKE AND LoCK-OUT iN THE LEEDS DrSTRICT. - Though this dispute remains unsettled, we hear that there is a probability of an arrangement, each party ...

... LATE -wT TLGRAPHIC NEWS. TELEGRAM FRO.. INDIA.0 A TOWN SET ON FIRE BY THE MUTINEERiS. a THREE DAYS' FIGHTING. 3 GREAT REBEL LOSS OF MEN & GUNS. ile. I ye. SUCCESSFUL BATTLES NEAR LUCKNOW. ble , The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr. ut Acting-Cohsul General Green, was received at the ] Foreign Office, Nov. 14, 1858, 8 30 p.m. :- ALEXANDRIA, NOV. 10, 1858. th. The steamer Bombay arrived ...

... I ROYAL SCOTTISH- ACADEMY. - MrAeadrFarha Ilandscape painter, and Mr Robert IHerdman, historical and did Iportrait painter, have beess elected to the rank of Associates I of the Academy. Fei Tar~ NEw INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM, ED1NBUCRGH.-Designs 01hs are now in course of preparation by Mr Matheson, of Her Prc MjsysBarrl of Works, for the erection of the ciew In- A. dusria Mueumon the site in Argyle ...

... From the LONDON GAZET'TE. Sawi WAR OFFICE. No Brevet.-His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales Be and Duke of Cornwall, to be Colonel In the Army. Lo Keg% TUESDAY, Nov. 9. LouS rA aTNsRiSHIP DISSOLVED. Barr J. Uill, E. Hill, and C. G. Hill, Nottingham and elsewhere, lace Systz manufacturers. Leic, BANKRUPTS. Rugl T. WAITE, Tunbridge, Rent, saddler, Nov. 23, Dec. 21, at Basing. Lonu ...

... PETTY SESSIONS' CLERKS. TO Tile EDIrTORl VO Tilrl I1E'ASrST XEiVS-LErTTEn. SinT-Allow me, throuigh the medium of your paper, to call the attentioll of the magistracy of Ireland to the plan of tlho GoverlnmenIt for consolidating tile ?? of clerics of' Petty Sessiols-appoiltting on(e clerk for every three or four Potly Sessions districts ttilus tlhowinig an iiilfl)cise amount of very dis- ...

... -FTL cEW POETICAL MISCELLANY. This popular work comnes before us. as is its W1ont, redolent of poetry and song. Like its predecessOrs. it is replete with interest in aU that can cha~rw the umal nation and improve the heart. Amonpst the enmbellsh- ments is a portrait of David Garrick Baud au engrav- ing of IIThe Cottage Door, from thie celebrated pic- tures by Gainsborough. The enterpnain11 ...

... TACHIWEDD 17, 1858. WIxI PI CEOFRESTRU fW EANEON I WL*DVDD TRAMOR -Gellir anfon y FANER i America eiu Awsrcalia, trwy roddi stamp UIythyr ceiniog ami, pa b kyagfydd stamp y llywodaeth arsi fel newyddiadur ai peidio. Yr ydym yn deall fod ffordd haiarn yn debyg o gael ei gwneyd o Langollen i rywle ar linell y Great Western, a bod tri o ddynion enwog, sef Mr. Piercy, peiriannydd Ffordd Haiarn ...

... The following is published as the official memo- randum of proposed operations in October, 1&'58: To be drawn from Rohilound for operationa in north- west of Oade, clearing Mohbumdee, Nowrungabad, &c., and proceeding to establish itself at Seetapore: From Bareilly, Lieutenant-Colonel Remmnington's troop of Horse Artillery ; from Shahiehanpore, Light Field Bat- tery (four guns), Heavy Field ...

... - ?? the Times.) Ba it was not without reason that the Secretary for Of War and the First Lord of the Admiralty took occa- wa sion, at the Gu~idliall Banquet, to con~gratulate the get professions which they respectively represented on the CO accession of a Royal Prince to the rolls of each. all Every fraternity or calling prides itself insensibly onl Li, the distinction of its members, and it ...

... I|STHE ORM. Towaidi daybreak yesterday morning the wind mo- ted coniidtrably. but the sea continuad to break wit irts . Ince on the northern caset from Howvtb to the IjriIged and we regret to say that the fine br ° E~tl Spencer, Shouit, maeter, went asbore on at of thbar at the month of the Boyne, known aod became a total wreck. ' Two of the e tb d drowOd, but- the captiain and the other ...