... NEWIIS-LETTIER OFFICE, Friday lforasivy. [BY 1ItANINTI0 T.EGRAPti.] SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST MORIOCCO. The embarkation of troops for lloreco has been impeded by heavy gales. The troops that were to emtbark at San Sobastian had waited twenty-nine days for transports, and when they arrived n trernen- deos gale arose, and they wore compelled to returr to their qnarters. The Duke ?? Molpensior ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFIOE, PA1L-LMALL, OCT. 28. 56th FOot-LietitGoeneal J. H. Home to he Col., vice General the Earl Of Wyestmorcland, G.C.0B., de- ceased. 2nd Life Guardg-Lieat. if, J. L. Wynne to be Captnin, by purlchlse, vice Lililley, who iwtires; Cornet and] Silb-Lietit. IH. S. Pakenbam to be Lientenant, by puichase, vice Wynne. 6th Dragoon Guards-Cornet . Ganir to he Lieu- ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Wednesdaf Jforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE INTERVIEW AT BRESLAU. Great importance is attached in Germany to the recent meeting of the Emperor Alexander and the Prince of Prussia. The Russian and Prussian Cabinets will, it is asserted, follqw an identical policy on all great ques- tions. The absence of Austria at the Breslau inter- view is not intended as a menace, but ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AT THE AN- SION HOUSE., LONDON.; TUESDAY night, a coheerwZwflV s Wi r at the Mari- sion 11ouse, London, to maeet the Council of the Evangeilichl Alliance and ttirs intcrested in the unioe ?? and ConLillental Chiis tiafl5. :Aong those preseot ?? JolI, Lawrenco and Lady Lawrence, Sir Henry HevellC, Bov. Sir William Dunbar, OCneral Alexaildei J. C. Colqulioiil, Esq., ...

... (FROMf OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTet LONDON, SATURDAY. t T~u deplorable fate that has overtaken the Royal 8 Charter has prohiced the most profound excitement H in the metropolis. Everyone is talking of it, and all agree that, regard being bad to tile prosperous voyage of the ship IpI) to the moment of her leaving the Irish coast, her loss is the most lamentable re- cord in the annals of British ...

... MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.-THE OUTSIDE BOUN- I DARY INTEREST. YEsTSRDAY, a meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce in compliance with the following adver- vertisement:- The Chief-Secretary having been waited upon by a large and inflaential number of the inhabitants, presided over by the Mayor of Belfast, to solicit him to decide upon what fair and equitable terms the matters in dispute in ...

... LATER FROM AUSTRALIA-THE ADVICES PER THE ROYAL CHARTER. By the courtesy of one of the passengers saved from the ?? Royal Charter, we are placed in possession of advices from Melbourne to the 25th of AuLnst-nine days later than previously to hand. In the confusion which resulted during the exciting period of that vessol's wreck her late news was lost sight of, the interest being entirely ...

... BELFAST GENERAL IIOSPrTAL, Q - - .- ~ ~ + ?? .. SATURDAY last, tile quarterly ?? Of ti Committee of the Geneiral floslital Ivas ilat (l o'clock, in the library of that illstitutione Wltel ti Rev. W.)t. JO1tNSTOX OCC11pie(I the Chair There wl a good ate! ndance of thle ienhbejs of th1e c.s. The, Rev. XV. ANDiEtiSOX, mie of th l 1 taric.', read thle mlliutes (of tile allnnal uter EL.EC'rTOI Ol/ ...

... A P H O T OG R A P H. (FROM TURE MORNING POsT.) THouc;G the Irish Roman Catholics of the small far- mer and peasant classes in Ireland possess more mother Wit, shrewdness, and flexibility of mind than ?? in their position in Etigland or Scotland, ?? the peasant priesthood and hierarchy of the Romnish faith in no degrce reflect tile intelligcrce and quick- ncss or the intuitive comprchonsion ol ...

... LATEST PARTICULARS. MOELFRA BAY, TUESDAY AFTERNOON.-LaSt night was a very boisterous one. The weather became very cold in the afternoon, ansl itt seven in the evening the wind rose and blow very stiffly. At about two tills morning a shower of very large hailstones fell. T here wero several loud peals of thunder, and some Very vivid flashes of lightning. It has rained heavily all this morning, ...

... THE DEAD ALIVE-EXTRAORDINARY COMBI- NATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES TnE simple and truitihfal narratives of personal and family adventure often excecd ill strange interest the flctitiorrs storis of roatilnce; rIm] tirreillities of com- mon life, the vicissitldes and fortunes of inidividuals, fifl3Y often be tracud to a singlo circ lstallco-the lirst link in tihe chain of PIrovidleicO by which all the ...

... WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 1. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Assistant-Surggeons to the Forces-James Tullocl, IL D.; Arthur Charles Gaye, gent.; William Evelyn Aiston, I.D.; Josoph Sumpncr Joiner, gent.; Colin Henderson, gent.; John Alexander Scott, gent.; Arnold Royle, gent.: Win, Dumville Smith, gent.; Thomas Wood, M.D.; James Bell Jardine, gent.; John Edmondstoune Stewart, M.D.; Henry Cramer Guin- ...