... • INDIA AND CIIIXA. The following telegram was received at the Foreign-office, from Acting Consul-General Green, Dec 14, IHSB, at 4 p.m.:— . Ai.exahdhia, Deo. 10, —The steamer Ganges arrived at Sue* from Bombay yesterday, with dates to the 25th of November. The Queen's Proclamation has given general satisfaction throughout Inilia. Oude the talookdars are tendering their submission, and ...

... PRUSSIA. .. The Timet correspondent writes from Berlin: ' Comparatively little.interest excited by the supplementary elections to the chamber of deputies i which are to take place in the course of the present week ; for Berlin, probably on the 9th. The cast of' the several parties cannot be affected the result of rcTclections, though one two of the principal men of the pat ty will now likely ...

... the Society Arts, that, if any benefit is to derived from comparison, the intervals between one exhibition and another should be less rather than more than ten The coiincil, however, adds, whilst considering the subject generally, had arrived at the conclusion that two new features ought to be introduced, viz., music and painting; and that every article exhibited should mark progress, and be ...

... Rathkr Mii.der.—We must pay Mr Bright the compliment of saying that lie appear# in degree to have pro'fitted by his studies on the subject of reform. put your ideas iato practical shape,. them in the exact form in which you would have them adopted by others, induces a habit of mind which will cut down many sweeping assertions and retrench many extravagant exaggerations. The men 'of Edinburgh ...