... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1858. A real novelty has occurred in European history. One Sovereign has so far forgot the good manners supposed to belong to crowned heads as to insult a brother Sovereign by forbidding a speech made by the latter to circulate in the dominions of the former. This has been the course of the EMPEROR of the FRENCH towards the ICING of PORTUGAL. In opening ...

... I FISHIN IN TROUBLED WATERS. The lovers of peace will be grieved to know that it is possible, nay probable, that we are on the eve of serious disturbances with France, and that the only apparent wray of averting that danger is to run the risk of discontent, if not rebellion, in an important province-the remedy being as bad, or worse, than the disease. We hear that there has been serious ...

... I The following telegram has been received at the East India House:- To THE UNDER SECRETARY or STATE, INDIA HousE, LownDos. FRoM G. F. EDORSTONrE, Esq., SECRETARY TO TEE GovERENENT OF INDIA WITH THE Govremoa- GEN~ERAL'. ALLAHABAD, OCT. 16. 00DE. The following events have occurred in Oude since the date of my 5ast message, on the 4th of October :-The rebels had advanced on Sundella with 12,000 ...

... Mr. John Carden's Appeal. It cannot be denied (says the Deoilixa Eveninq Post) that Mr. John Carden, of Barnane, has succeeded in obtaining great notoriety, but it is of the most unenviable character. He has been long pursuing an utterly hopeless design-what our lively Frenchi negihbours designate a passion, with a step as steady as time and tile most unfaltering perseverance. He has been ...

... ARE OUR MISSIONARIES to VISIT JAPAN P Since the discovery of Mexico, by CORTEZ, and the addition to the human family of a nation far advanced in the arts of civiliza- tion and refinement, with traditions and written chronicles reaching to an epoch more remlote than any European Christianity then in existence could approach by centuries-since that time no event has occurred creating so great an ...

... I (FROx OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) il NEW YORIK, Nov. 2. Friend ERA,-To-day is State election day, and consequently there is nothing talked of or written of but politics, which can be of no interest to you or your readers, therefore I will not bore you therewith. Piccolomini has been rather let down by the newspapers of late, some of them actually pronouncing her a humbug-to be sure, a very ...

... The Great Handel Commemoration of June 1859 is now closely Occupying the attention of the Committee of The Sacred Harmonic Society, as well as the officers of the Crystal Palace Company. The Society, as before, undertakes the musical arrangements, and is already preparing the list of performers for this unparalleled musical display. The publicity given to the 1857 Festival, and the wide- ...

... On Wednesday evening, after having been closed for nine weeks to admit of certain alterations and improvements, which had been for some time contemplated, St. Martin's Hall was again opened to the public, the inaugurative performance being Mendelssohn's fine oratorio of St. Paul, and all the resources at Mr. Hullah's disposal being employed to give effect to its execution. The change that has ...

... udiBriou1Y TlConsistS less in giving profusely than in giving ?? Bruyere. passAT weapon do, a young lady resemble whose acquaintances Pass 1her in silenco, and without notice ?- A cut-lass. AN Irishman complained to his physician that he stuffed him so much with drugs, that he wals sick a long time after he got well. TitE man who lately received a lock of hair is on the look-out for a key to ...

... We copy the following from the Hong fonyg Daily Press of September 28, relative to an entertainment given by Mr. Albert Smith at the Club House, for the benefit of the local charities, on the previous Saturday:- If the pleasure of pleasing and the consciousness of having con. tributed comfort to the poor and needy can afford satisfaction to a Christian Mr. Albert Smith must leave China a happy ...

... The express in anticipation of the Overland M&ail has brought letters and papers from Bombay to October 25. HEADS OF INTELLIGENCE. The Royal proclamation is expected to be issued early in November, and grand preparations are being made throughout India to celebrate the event, All our large cities will be illuminated, and there will be a brilliant display of fireworks at the principal stations. ...

... Wreck on the Irish Coast.-Gallant Lifeboat Services. BALBRIGGAN, WEDNrESDAY.-On Sunday night a large brig came to an anchor under Lambay Island, on the coast of the county of Dublin, during a heavy gale of wind from the east. Oa Monday mornin0, about eight o'clock she cut away her masts, as she was dragging her anchor, At two o'clock in the afternoon of the same day the lifeboat of the Royal ...