... ?? We have been requested to publish the following corre- ri spondene ''Mr ' itor, -.I enclose you a letter which I have this day w ied' to the Railway Times, together with one from Lor2t i- In- asking you to be S6) good as to insert ith(emw yo~ir.neat'erapath, I beg distinctly to say that I . -do no pd -inonzent doubt but that the Railway Times will ha'~e~ ~ileinxit sense of justice to ...

... THE A MERICAIT 7DYLtikIIVE b (From the Tnmes.) We are perpetually told from many platforms that the political Utopia of the earth is America; that under its institutions a secular millennium has com- menced; that the frugal and the pure alone govern its affairs ; that corruption is unknown, extravagance is unheard of, and that the evils England groans under have found their remedy. All this is ...

... I LAT lEST NEWs. I HERALD OFFICE, Friday M1orning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. SPECIAL DESPA TCH. (From the Times of This Morning.) Paris, Thursday. M. Boulay (de la Meurthe), formerly Vice-President of the French Republic, died yesterday. It is stated that Count de Montaleinbert will appeal against the verdict of the Tribunal of Correctional Police. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE-PAuIS, Wedsiesday. ...

... BY A LADY. (From the Dumfries Courier.) There has been inmch excitement here since the unfortu-- nate affair at Jeddab. The Turks hold an annual fast called Bairam. It lasts four days. The morning it comsnenced, we were awakened by many hundreds of voices shouting Allah. We went to the window. The multitude were all prostrate before the mosque. As far as I could see, the ground was covered ...

... rn . -a - . . . - . . . . _ On Tuesday night a public meeting of the inhabitants of Southlwark was held at the Bridge House Hotel, London Bridge, to enable the hon. and gallant and hon. and learned members for the burgh to sulnuit to their constituents a. statement of their proceedings in Parliament during the past session. Sir C. NAPrIEn on presenting hiuself was wvarmlv cheered. After ...

... LAiTEST LIVERPO-OL. NEWS. CFrot anr ?? Coamrsponlnmtj) Saturday, 20th Novemnber. FATAL ACCIDENT BY THr. 1''FALaac orA WArn -on tie six O'clock onl Tuesday night, a serious-and fatal accident occurred at. thle extensive timber-yard belonging to Mr. James Johnson1, at the corner of 8taffbrel- Street, London R oad, by which 0110 youth was instantaneously killed, an- other had his- thigh broken, ...

... (From the Tiues.) The Revolution, said Vergniaud, like Saturni, is de- vouring her own children, and the Empire is destroying the first and noblest of its ornaments. The coup d'dtat of December 2, 1851, successful as it was over the Chambers and the Constitution, utterly failed to conciliate to the Throne of the new Emperor the support of men who had achidved character and position under ...

... THE Co-NITE DE AlONTALEMBER.T. Charles Forbes, Counte de Montalembert, was born in London on the 10th of March, 1810. ?? is the representa- tive of an old fanmily of Poitou, and his father was a peer of France, and Ambassador at 6tockholm from the Court of Charles X. His mother was an Englishwoman. At the outset of his career lie was an advocate of the union of Ca- tholicism and democracy, of ...

... At presetit, when so tnouch interest is attached to the position of Portugal inl her relations with France, the follow- ing particulars respectiig her manufactures and enomierce are worthy of attention. These particulars are derived from a Parliamentary Blue Book, just issued, and are furnished by Mr. Paget, her Mlajesty's Secretary of Legation for Portugal. Mr. Paget remarks on the difficulty ...

... G EN ERlAL PO Sl-O r' F ?? CE1 ]KT' B OA TS . __ __ N .OVE?,iBER 24. Destinations. ?? e leiia ed La ?? N xt7lai1 fi .= .ndon _ _ _ _ SOUTIIAMrTON STATN. (Dy Day; lail) Portugal, Spain,and 1 7th, 17th,amd 27th ell Girl'tar. of evcry month. . .Nox 17. Ii v. ° Mhalt4, Egypt, Aden, '4th 12t and 2eth Pera maurmtus, Ceylon, :12tIi' a d20t A.P4. lindi ?? .. ev cry mIlth. Nov. 90,| Dc. 4 Gibraltar, ...

... ?? THE ROMAN STATES. - b (From the Times' Correspondence.) C Rome, Nov. 16. t] There seems to be a growing impression that relations be- SI e tween the French and Papal Governments have of late II I become less pleasant and harmonious than they formerly ft were, and for this change various causes are assigned. f Among these are the urgent expostulations made by the h French ambassador on the ...

... IVra +uI,. TINne I (From the Times.) l Has it ever occurred to the Ministers entrusted with I the internal government of France that there are any limits prescribed by reason and good sense to the in- I terference of Government-that there are any mat- ters which private persons can manage better for themselves than a Minister can manage for them- that there are any cases, in fact, where ...