... WiTmilig, um _R,04? viat. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. . NEWS OF THE DAY. Ru-iiour-s of a projected visit to Paris by the Eir- PEgoRi of Rusi.~ have loug been rife, bat they noew assume a very decided form. It is positively stated that a recent letter, written by an aide.de-camp of the Cz-iR to his mother, who resides in Paris, says that his MAJESTY'S positive intention is to come to France in ...

... SELF-DESTRUTCTION OF PALIERSTON AND CLIRENDON. D U T Y 0 1 T H E LI BE R AL S. (From the Spectator.) It is a state fact of the utmost importance, that at a momitent when the French Emnperor is outraging every English sentiment, and is fresh from the perpetration of al insult ulpon this country which has no precedent, the English ministerial side, and opposition side alike, have, by the ...

... LATEST_ NEWS. (Psi ?? rand IlsrCa)tionel Telegraph.) OE:icec, TrEeeLE BUILDINGS, NE1wY ST11EEr. FRANCE. Trade in paris and1l tie depa:rtmllenlts is fluctuating, and not satisfsetctry. Flour and Wheat lower ; More balsicess ie wines. Stock of sugar unprecedeeitly loiv at l\antee. THE EAST. CoNs TeATINOPLE, Novemiber27th. r'jle telegraph between Dardanelles, Scyra, and Chic, was successfully ...

... I- ?? ?Iorap ITALY. RUMOURS OF A COMING WAR. The D.cD6 , in terms betraying sonie alarml, notices tie recent rutiours of a cominig wear in Italy. That these rssui(mrs liave not been confined to the sphere of news- paper correspondence, but have occasioned anxiety in bigh diplomllatic circles, is attested by the Fact first metitioiied bh tho Nm vd, anm not nowV doubted, that Count Walewild, onl ...

... gistrid 6Rm, DUDLEY. CilA.UICE AoAIN5 A. MINER.-Yesterday (Mondaly), at thle New Town Hall, before Wilianm Jladen, Esq., a miner, named Elii Cook, was charged withl receiving money ander false pretences. Mr. G. B. Lowe, solicitor, defended. It appeared fron the evi. dence of James Portmnaen that he is a miner, and worked at Old Hill, ill the parish of Rowloy Rcgis, where the defendant also ...

... NOTICES TO COROESPONDENTS. Allt etters inteended for publcrctiosn must beaccontpanieid ?? the names and addresses of the writers, not necesscatilp for publicateose, but for the iufornsation of the Editor. ?? ho set any special value upon their cost- munications lanset keep copies of them, as we cannot under take to set urn u sed cont:ibuetlons. A number of letters have been received, and stand ...

... qeh_ vroJ.ium. TieE GiSEEll VL COu1RT-1ArrirA ON PRIVAE E TOLE.-Vt ten o'clock on Saturllay morning, the General Court-mteartial which slet at Chlathtamn the previous day for the trial of pri- vate Thomas Tole, lst battalion 7th Royal Fesiteers for desertingl to thle Rlussiass enemy in the ye.,r s, a-int assemibled at Chathamn Barraocks, under Jie prslidoinstof Lieutenant-Colonel C. li. ...

... AIre flubillm. The Northe British .l/ail states that tlie late Mr. Thomas Crompton, the Lancashire paper maker, died worth be- tween four and five millions sterling. It is reported that Jenny lind, the Swedish Nightingale, Will apjoear once more, next sunmmer, at the Liverpool Philharmonic. : The Atlantic Royal Mail Steamt Company (Galway line) have given ?? contract to Messrs. Palmer and All- ...

... , Arresptthe. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for pueblicatioit must be accompanied by tche names and addresses of tite writerS, not necessarily for putlicat son, but for the inforsnation of the Edilor. Uorrespondeats uwho set any special value upon their coca- rnunications snust keep copies of thes, aswe cannot uender- take to retard unused contributions. Bos.-The tickets ...

... LATEST N EW S. (By Electric andz itecratbhll-al T'clcwwp/.) Opeica, TrELPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STIEET. AMERICA. Set:THAIts'ToN, Sunday. - The steam-ship Folton haS arrived with the Auericall mails, and advices from New York of the l3th inst. Slb proceeded on to Havre with 100 passengers. The Asia, from Liverpool, had arrived out. There is ?? slews of the Indian Empire. The sale of cotton at New ...

... THE SHOPKEEPERiS' UNION. MEETING LAST NIGHT. A very ncaceronsly attenided meeting of the members and friends of the Shopkeepers' Union, eves held last night, at the Bell Inn, Philip Street. Aldericacn AL I).Y occupied the chair, and amiongst those present seucre Alderman Ilasekes, Councillor Sheppard, Miessrs. IV. C. Foclkes (Secretary), Bartlett, H. Ware:ng, &c., &c. Ol taking tle chair, ...

... Q? fouip Altiffligma. INDIA ANI1 CHINA. By thle arrival of thle Calcutta mail, we (Times) have re- ceived our private correspondence and tiles of papers from Calciutta~ to the 24th of October and from Hongliong to tile 13th of October. The following is the letter of our Calicutta correspondent: 'CALCUTTA, October 24. The Queen's proclamation lies arrived at last, and I ami toldwill be ...