... 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 ...

... LO.CAL INTlELLIGENCE. MAJOR R. BICKERSTAFF, of the 6th Dragoon Guards, brother of John Bickerstaff, Esq., of this town, was guetted on Tuesday last, as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the array. ?? Monday last, Dr. Cocker, of Blackpool, possed the necessary examination and was admitted a Felow f te toyd Cllge f Pysclans, Edinburgh. On Tuesday and Wednesday- last, Mr. William H~enry Cocker passied the, ...

... I:MANCHESTEER AND LIVERPOOL ' AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. I'I _ _ . rdenof IA special general meettoig of the mnembers of this otoaribty, Fsociety was hold on Thlrarsdsy, att the 'Lion Hotel, Of He hns Waruington, for thle PI~rpose oif receiving thle repol'& r si-what.! of the inspectors on cirops and steeldeig, and ai~atrd- ti asin-in the prizes, arndfrr general businelss. NV 'alier, M ?? Legr-o ...

... THE TREATY WITH 'JAPAN:.;-l - Thue F ?? Office Isas publishled' ~floig: SUMAY OF THE TRECATY BET WEEN IT 111m1 MAJESTY ANTD TrHE, LypEROlt OF T .AlPAN. SIGNED AIT YkEDO, AUGUST 213, ye A slide 1. Stiplates for peaco and frienldihip. O f. 2. Stipulates for. the rocinsrocal right to ap- ofl POil' .-i Pilosnlatic agent at yodo, and London, and coasbragent' at thle open ports. The British ?? ...

... (From, the Times.) The Roman poet suddenly retracted his scepticism as to the existence of Jupiter because he one day saw lightning and heard thunder in a cloudless sky. We are left to conjecture the precise nature of the phenomenon, and the still more recondite process of reasoning in the mind of the observer. He probably concluded, however, that the lightning in this instance could not be ...

... The engine of the elevein o'clock train from New- castle to Shields and Sunderland, after leaving the Felling station, broke down in a deep ?? &p- .roachiig a long tunnel which runs beneath the vi- . sage of 3 Heyworth. At tb3 moment. the engine brohe dlownv the driver and guard knew that a heav'. goods 2 train, drawii by two Argo engines, was following them, and that the fast train from York ...

... SECOND- EDITION. ny [Byt r ?? AND MAGNorrC TELEGRArli.3 l MAL. ,A, Nov. 13I.-The gunboat Swallowv has been :m despatched to Rthodes to inquire into the ?? he rupture between the governor and the En-glish consul L The Vors~ing Post declares that, with the cxecltion as of the unjust and conceited people of Birminhwham and Manchester, the great mass of the peopje of this country care literally ...

... _I I ?? I.,= ,> ?? . ' r m.p ?? S;.G. J b' ~isAtlitig Deiputies hiv~4 resolved ta'eblo at3~r SVfor the'total' abolition of omchuiatesi m'ghpsedtruh the Comimons 'and was rejected by 'teLod, hul e e introduiced t'o'th6 'Oonnbnih;' 'andA prese or~ad.~cn delay at th6 opening of next seision_ ?? ' ?? Coe~iutrr~AL. FOR &OltGI G RDRON AN ODnn- }'iIL~w Lnar-AtWakfied,'en-Monday, ?? Lister: was, ...

... THE CRINOLINE CASE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. is Gentleme,-NWIth reference to the statement in to-day's Mercro that the real perpetrator of the offence has been found, we wish to observe that before the depositions were taken Yeaterday Mr. Toulmin had a remand offered, to allow ,he hin to prove his raement. He refused the remand, and then stood on a form to make a speech to the ...

... .'-COR-REIONDENCE.- JEWELERSEARLY CLOSING. N Ie Iorein ra IF TO I11055 OF THCE LIVERPtOOL -iERbCURev aontlcnno ?? you b ?? au seall Apacin tyou eprbl i eart g, a fow rds reasnyp l feelngrofholdges ouft agaicns thei ai r t hat th e a n ogrt theiar esliysing fact oary whuoeoe athey iiated sougl' t he tarelof the noseens on-eod cking ade, no do ubwh t b ole ro long u ?? go ody to au phod will bhe ...

... RATPISENTO OF MANCH 2 SFA-DING ~ W .is n tg 20bo is' uei to 12 onls S ji~ d4A~yi6 -mao.rcie -th frialpt~e'O 6thirailgthe election of a burgess to. 'wresPPlY the existing. viacancy in'the represpotation-,of this c iciecity. -The writ was dated Za~ncastir,N.v)v13thV 4nd-bore'c the igntvir ofW.~ ~jQ.es ., IChancellor, :of the palcitisie.Pqcwey a Quo~th Vayicoe cer, E~LD. ~id the crpoat ofi0 l 01 ...

... DEFORE Front Preston. To BLACBURN, AcoRINGTON, BURY, &I MANCE 6-35 mixd-9.0 11-0 K. 1-45, 4-5 5-10 7.30 m , . Sa-On Snadays: 7-30 PL 2-15 6-15 A, aU * Saturdys, aud to Accrington on'Ly.)' xe_ o TO BLqACBURN, BURNIacy, COLNS SWKIPTONBRADFORDI AND LRKDB.8.3;5 mix, 9-0, *11-0 K- 1.45 4-5 5.10 *7 IMlE, A.-On Sundays: '7.30 1L 2-15 *6.15;A, aU nxi', 1-3oCl Only.) TO LYT:A.K, BLAC IPOOL AND FLEROOD. ...