... TRIAL OF M1. MONTALEMIBERT. (FROM THuE DAILY mNEws' L'O*tuiSPO\NDEN-T.) PAnIS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. JlAvING ?? thle ex treme good fortune to obtain a tie ktt of adiissi on to thle trial oftire Count De Mlontalemirert, 1 am able to tell you something about it, but I cannot pretend to give antything worthiy the name or a* re- port. The uise of pen or pencil was, as you are aware, bsoiutciy ...

... THE UNiTED STATES. I ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE. (BY MRITI5SH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) GALWAY, SUNDAY. The steam ship Indian Empire arrived at Broad- haven at 9 a.m. on Friday. The passengers landed in excellent health, expressing themselves highly satisfied with the ship, captain, officers, and crew. During the whole voyage they experienced heavy soath-easterly gales. The ship ...

... A CORRKSPONDENT has sent us the following from Monaco, dated the ?? noticing an article of the Presse on the contemplated sale of the Princi- pality of -Monaco to Russia, you most judiciously throw strong doubts on the whole story, In feet, a more absurd statement conid not have been ha- zarded, and complete ignorance of the locality could alone have inspired it. This is the second thie in the ...

... THE YETW YO.EIGN OFFICB. (From the Saturaclay.eiew.) We believe that we shall not be found ,to be pre- mature or incorrect in making 1he announcement that Mr. G. G. Scott's design for the Foreign-offlce has been selected by the government. To say that we hail-this decisien with unqualified satisfaction is only to anticipate the general voice both of the profession and the public. The choice ...

... HOW TO GET VP A CIRCULATION. Ia -. . I 'We e tract the ?? oroeat4 from tfea peesb of the Itev. Semuel G. Potter, made .at the meeting of the Protestant Association, on )rlday night, ankdresported in ?? Conearvative papere of Saturiay. We bope that the practice developed forms the exception in the ma- nagement of the newspaper press of Ireland:- Here they bad, In too many instances in tile pro ...

... TilXE OF TRAINS LEAVING ?DXNBURGU FOB UNDEIL?EETIONED PLACES. Cc) GN.) B. ) {E. iP. n -ignly Caledenian Scttish Esdinbulrgh, Perth, and Dundee Riailways respectively. and intimlate thlat tha trains stafl frum the termhdL ct thoese rceilervays in Edinbur gh at the hours stated. Aberdeen, (S. C.), Ii 241, 8, 12 ant;* 8 45 p.m. Aberdeen (E. P. and D.), 6 10, 10 a~m; 2 45p m. Abrboath (E. P. anld ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARiS. [Fjto, OUR OWNt CORILESPONDBNT.] PARIS, SATURIDAY EVENINxo, An uneasy feeling with regard to a continuance uf the present happy quiet of Europe has been perceptible in this city throughout the whole of the pitst week. Various ramours of war being almost instant, have received credit in quarters where i1eitlier information nor judgment has ever been wvanting. The DRbats has ...

... GERMANY AND TEHE BALTIC. (FRlOM OIJR OWN CORlRE:SPON;DENT.) STETTIN, Nov. 22, 1858.-A longer interval than usual has occurred between the last and the present conmmunication, which has arisen from a desire to ascertain, from personal observation in this district of Prussia, which offered special facilities for that pur- pose, what was the true state of public feeling as to recent events in ...

... A m-M- AS + ---I A meeting of the noblemen and gentlemen connected w ith the West of Scotland, appointed at the last general meeting of the members of the Botanic Institution, to co-operate with the directors in taking steps to have the Botanic Gardens; of Glasgow placed upon a permanent footing, was held in the Queen's Hotel on Friday. On the motion of ?? Young, Sir Archibald Alison was ...

... -- ?? - - HOM(EOPATHY. IL EYDITORE4 a1 HI' R fTV1TTPfelT AT1PPT' ;ut TO THE EDITORS 0l TlHE LIVErtPOOL MERCURY. I Gentlemen,-In your edition of to-day there ap- it- pears a notice of A Special General Meeting of the 'us Lancashire and Cheshire Branch of the British IMedi- lie cal Association, in wlhicli Dr. Waters, of this city, by iS reported to have said- In Chester there was a. ,he ...

... TRIAL OF M1. MONTALEMBERT. , .L - -1 A l' Aj . ann a nu.j. (From the Daily News' Correspondence.) Paris, Wednesday Night. Having had the extreme good fortune to obtain a ticket of 'idmissioen to the trial of Count de AMontalembert, I am able to tell you something about it, but I cannot pretend to give anythig worthy the namne of a report. The most ac- comulislhed of your Parliamuentary ...

... C.ROSS-TRONGYA~TE IAIUtOVEiIENTS. To the Edlitorojthuijkflou HerIald. St5-] hope our City Uosmqhillprs; will think well o. .0rrthe matter before they consu~t to exiwmd cight to nine tb JMsnd pousads on a small cornenof thtt¢loso; thever; nece -itt for wttech purchase proves there may be such a thimn a pelmsy hab anid postid foolish, as it i&,only about thirty -csulir years ' siluee said ...