... A GOOD Englishman and a brilliant seaman now lies still in death at Arundel Castle. Lord Lyons died there, after a short illness, on Wednesday. It was but the other day, after his return from the Mediterranean, that lie was summoned to command the squadron of honour which escorted her Majesty to Cherbourg- It was fit that the most illustrious Admiral in the service should be selected for this ...

... Corri, A. Bt. Aibyn, EartleLan, and W. Ilarrison, Misses LouLa and ISusan P'ync, Mtiss M>. Pre~ssott.-'And a Ha'It I) Dvortlssomnsn.-Mfdlles. Zaita blichelet, Mlorlacohi, and Parquate.-Coinnsnce a: haiU prst 7. HAYMARKET. |TTnl8 EVaTG, TrUHE RIVALS. MCSrD Chippondals.Farmn.RogerS Howo,& lunkoitons; Mllissleynolds.-THlN I JlU.N axI Or Gd5lAU1C -Eerora Porew Ncna.-WHITEBAIT AT Cil.iEN WICLI. Sir ...

... WOOD.QUAY WARD ELRCTION OF Al ns. The election o.'f lrm R'oe terd ay at 3i1 Peter-streit, h CI~3 Wrd th J.~ Lord Mayor, and the ae,3288re tft llgttt~ and Cartegie. Ar or es ~ piraton ?? Were polled for Ia only ~t opertin. o the prffeclib~dProdMfr. tbed '1t The Lord Mayor said befet ratple air. George Roo du!ly elected as 8leininte dik (cheers). alre allofbc back arnongst ?? and 1 IIp nae ...

... I BAFE A9v'arL OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE. - I The anzittey which fotr some timseyast has:prevailod eo generally in this country'relativo to the safoty'ot the Iidian Empire, whose .arrival at Galwdy was .50 long overdue, is now happily :allayed-the gallant veesel bavipg aachoted in Broadhavea at 9 'a m. on Friday moring, eiter having oxperien'ced one of the most ter- riflc and continuous storms, ...

... r coin-: larva At a meeting of the Bible Society at Selby, on Friday, rough Lord Carlisle attended, and referred to the means of eeder, spreading Christianity, especially in India. He said -As York- ia general principle I. should say that the more we can rarrois separate the direct agency of government influence from s, ex- the spread of Gospel truth the better it will generally be Lotntls for ...

... I,VIVEl RPOOL COItRESPONTDENCE. (FuilO ouit OWN.1 VOICRESPOINDMNT.) IDinTUPtOOL, SATURDOAY Eva~Niso. A xr:-rw ilove is II0w Oil thc O ,Whiciht hras for' its ostenlsible oinject the adritissiori- of tire S~istcrs of A31 ery into Ouir ?? hevc. 'Tho sub ject was ?? 13rcior tilc Select Vestry a, crlV days Iago', 1111d Siririe o(f tile pSealde-Pr'otcstalitts, who are Nwarilrr slip- porters of ...

... PRIOMOTIONS AND EXCHIANGES. Wirn-Orrircn, Nov. 26. 2nd Regimont of Dragoon Guards-G. Batley, gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Metcalfe, ap- pointed to tho 7th Light Dragoons. 4th Dragoon Guards-Tho first Christian name of Lord Seymour, appointed to a Cornetcy, in the Gazette of the 2Uth October; 1858, is Edward, not Louis, as previously stated. Gth Dragoon Guards-Licntenant F. A. ...

... I TIIE EVENING SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S. I TO THE EDITORt OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Will you allow me to address a few lines to B you on the subject of the first evening service at St. Paul'a. I was one of those nearly squeezed to death in the dense mob at the western gate of the cathedral, and can say that your account, although not strictly correct, was more so than , that of any other paper. ...

... 'Writt Ifts. ZO ?? COLLIERS' WAGES. A sported ineotleg of the members of the South Staffordshire Coalneesters' Association lies beeli 1101l1 in Birmiinghami, convened by ctrcnlar, to take iheo consideraitionl Published statements to the effect tint certain of the trade had given the advance which the men have heeii recently soliciting. There was a numerous attendance, and the extent of thle ? ...

... GREAT BATTLE ON HOMECEO- PATEY T1RTPTMT4 (W 'VrTAT 1 .Tn1W. AT. TWn^n- TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERAL DOCTORS. imp . but A special general meeting of the members of the still Medical Institution' was held last night, at the T 3 institution, Hope-street. The meeting, as stated in prir I the circular, as petz For the purpose of having proposed thereat the to-d followng addition tolaw 2; or such other ...

... (By Electric Teegraph.) CHINA. HoNGa KoNG, Od. 13. Business for the past fortnight has been unimportant. Cotton yarns inquired after chiefly for low numbers. Shirtlugs lower; stocks moderate. No demand for rice. Sycee silver bullion 8 per cent. prem.; bar silver, none. The supply of tonnage vesy heavy at all the ports, with very little employmefb, RO.. Oct.8. of cotton were 2,600 bales, with a ...

... -f5_ASZDJW ?? MONI)AY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29. Hotel on Friday last, it occurs to us that it might seen with great propriety have been urged by some of the ace parties present that the situation of the present wit Garden is in all respects so suitable, including its wh distanec from the city and freedom from all public works, with the river Kelvin as its north boundary, tlt that if it is allowed ...