... THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. e LLRnOM OUR OWN CORitSPONDENT.] LITERPOOL, MONDAY. The Cunard royal mail steam ship America, r Captain Miller, arrived in the Mersey from Boston ;, and Halifax this morning, bringing the usual a mails, seventy-one passengers, and 1,900 dols. for Havre. Her dates are Boston 17th, Halifax 18th, it and New York, by telegraph via Halifax, to the L ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The results of the elections in Prussia are even more favourable than was announced by telegraph. The ma~jority of the constitutionalists is overwhelm- ing. fhe National Gazette of Berlin, whose libe- ralism is of a more advanced type than that of the government, thus classifies the successful can- didates: Alinisterialists ?? 128 Advanced Liberals. 95 Conservatives ?? 39 Catholics ?? 38 Poles ...

... 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 ...

... [FRO.M OUR OWNI CORRESPO.NDzt SOUTHAMAPTO.N, St'X0 The steamship Fulton has arrived with thc rican mails and advices of the 13th inst. She r $50,000 for France and $13,000 for Englaud The Asia had arrived out. News from California is to hand of the 2otij , The troublesome war with the Indians, wliid1 y!, been going on forsome months past in Oregon ,. finally terminated, and the savages had ...

... THE MORNING ChIRONICLE. LONDODN: .41OD..i Y., 4OWVEAI1ER 29, IS.3. The principal difficulty in the wvay of Mr. GLAD sit a has been removed, by the discovery and prosecution of a persoli charged with having been ?? ilwais of clandestinely commnuicatiug Sir J3oi s YorxNu's despatches to the world. As to the aid ?? by the Editor of the DeilIy News in pro- moting the ends of justice, there can ...

... Foli XIGN INTELLIGENCE. --0 SPATIN. C Ma Tdrid journals of the 23d state that a nlu- t i imnlportant mneeting of senators of the c 1, arty ld, lfter (ldue deliberation, re- thiou-th they should consider certain s tha P ressist principles were in- n ';ions in which 011rssstLh they might op- t *te uoernllle they would ,ive the Cabinet tleir generl suppot. Genieral Prim, however, ,e ,,apresents ...

... The following are extracts from a letter received 7e by the last China mail from an officer of the squa- dron which recently visited Japan: The Japanese are fine fellows, and altogether a superior race to the Chinese. They are strictly honourable in aU their dealings, and possess all those essential qualities which make men honest, generous, and brave. We were but a week there, and were most ...

... THE PEACE SOCIETE. - -. A rather curious !l.cture was deliveyred at mancheeter on Thursday by Jogeph Sturge. He gave a histujry of several attennts at arlitration male by tile Peace Society. He said thiat his late friend Joseph Price, and others who lihld the unilawfulne.3 of war with Ch;ristianity, had a veisel out at sea durin the forrner French war, ;sai she was cap- tured by a Freuch ship ...

... Ib2C courtl, WINDSOR, Nov. 27. The Queen and Prince Consort, accomtaned by Princess Alice and Princess Helena, drove out to open car- riages yesterdayafternoon, and honoured the Belgian Minister and ?? Tan de Weyer mwith a visit, at New Lodge, Windsor Forest. In attendance were Lady Macdonald, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Colonel the Hon. A. Hardinge. There was no addition to the royal dinner ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES, SAFETY OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE, [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELE- GRAPH,] The steamship Indian Empire arrived at Bread- haven at 9 a.m. on Friday, Passengers landed in excellent health, expressing themselves highly satis- fied with the ship, captain, officers, and crew. During the whole voyage the Indian Empire expe- rienced heavy south-easterly gales. The ship having ...