... 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 ...

... - ?? 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 TiE DERBY X . LVISTiRY AND T IAE PUBLIC. [erRos 3iLE SUNDkY TIMElS.] NeVer 'as i lrittil tI in nister ticcupi-!d it more ell ile poddtien tianm the Preimiier dill uopo Ttwtlay eveuii:g, ill the UnlilUliill, whel lie stooe ll,: ,i, alilidbt the breatil- Ievs sil-uc-*;E thosaoazuu d, gave such a picture of the pio pctiity of the country-in all its deoiii tic relatiotia-as fewe of Ili, pred ...

... LATEST INTE (BY MAONETIC AjU L I ?? Cnt .- | W u; Dr°E'y t~-u 44 Th6 I'ande h1ave ben1 )erl have slightly deein l p 0.o od have also been flat. g 8oh The f'lw INDIA Acting mg telegram, M aaI Acting ConsulG-nsral Gree c A4 f Foreign Office, Nov. 14th, Sl Was reociv.d l ALeXAqDRIA, ?? NO Ta :. arrived at Suoz from Bomba el Bombay, Oct. 25th, Me, Nov. 2the 8thi tiar column was at Eri cg Nr on tbe ...

... S ourt WINDSOR, Nov. 13. Her Majesty's dinner party Yesterday included the Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Wales, and the Pricese of Leiningen, the Maharajah Duleep Singh, the Praslau Minister and Countess Bernatorff, Lady Anna Max Dawson, Colonel the Hon. R. Bruce, Sir James Clark, and Major Teesdale, R.A.; also, the Earl of Malmnesburyl Lord Bloomfield, and Sir James Hudson, who remained at ...

... ifoBjjIGdON INTELLIGENC E. AUSTIIA.- EIlpIror of Austria gave al audience on T , ;nt to the Cardinal Archbighop of Vienna tl ttlish~OPR anidprelates forining the synod, 1,d e r i to the Cardinal's address in the fol- lti tit Concordlat, I have thrown down the illy emitpire embarrassed the * t kind devoloplllelit of its action. I icd in the firilm colnfitden1ce that the bishops, e l ,t . itli ...

... Mr. Ward's admirable and deeply-thought-out fresco of The Sleep of Argyle is now finished, and will be visible to the public on Monday next, in the corridor of the House of Conmmons. The picture, to meet the dreadful exactions and necessities of fresco, has gone through many changes, bat chiefly of colour alone. The transparent murkiness of the old prison gloom is now changed to an even ...

... (From the Times.) By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we have received our private correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to the Otis of October, aud fromn Hong Kong to the 28th of Sep- tember. The following is the letter of our Calcutta correspon- dent October 9. The cold weather is coming on apace, and the campaign is to commllence in the last wee;k of October. Lord Clyde has ...

... T [BY MAGNrTIC TiLEOIEIAPHI.] INDIA. The following telegram, dated Malta, fiom LMr. Acting-Consul General Grcen, was received at the Forcign-ollice, Nov. 14, 8.30 r ii.:_ Alexandria, 10th Nov. The steamer Bombay arrived at Suez, from B3om. bay, on tile 8tth histant. Dates, Beumbay, Oct. 25; Aden. Nov. 2. Brigadier' Smith's colmilin was at Esanguir on 5th Octoter. The town had( lent set on ...

... OPINIONS OF COUNSEL ON THE FORBES z, - i. MACKENZIE.ACT. I-L ?? -_ coo - I . The Directors of the Scottish Temperance League recently submitted to counsel a series of queries with respect to this Act, Bn which they have obtaineditbe opinions of the present Lord-Advocate, an~d of Mr. Moncreiff now Dean of Faculty, the late Lord-Advocate, and also of Mr. Maitland Heriot. As. the subject is one ...

... COlRRESPONDENCE. ?? report of tile meeting of the Ulster Society for I'Vomnotill!g the Educajetion of the Deaf and Diumb and th0 l~lid islunavoidlably heldl over. We are waraill(Ii, oble to hiold over Dr. Young's letter. '1'hl e length to whiich 011r re?1 iri i ot' pr1occ~inlgs in fthe Chmiacer3 alid Rolls Colrts, on Saturdly, run Co: II 1)05 III, t IO 1(St p00 tII I piiblic atioii of' the t ...

... sortigil zlifffliplut. ?? GERMANY AND THE BALTIC. (FROZc OUR 0XWN CO(1RESOSPONDEr.) rN HAMHBuRG, Nov. 10.-Your correspondent LI- 3RrtTAs, when he says fliat I have accepted his challenge, assigns to me the character of an antsgo- nist to which I have no wish to lay claim. As I an- Al derstood his previous communication to the Mercury, I considered it was no more than the expression of a ...