... TITE SLAVE 1NSiURRETION IN ?. I ?? AMEgRfCA.. - Ther6 is still a great want of inform-^loa I as to ihe objects, the extent, and the present position of i, iupiurreetion whioh has broken out at Harper's Ferry, in the Unied Statw.. IUp to the date of the last accounts it does not. seem to have been entirely quelled,' for the last despatch states that te uurgents still held a part of the arsenal, ...

... LATE ST G. .. A TELEGRA0PHIC NEWS. Colonel Crichton Stuart, Ml', has been AI)I)oi ft d Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrlshire. Tho Temora steanmer from London to Delfast arrived at Falmouth yesterday, with boilers bur;t,. ISOtJTIIAZJTON, FRID. Y E VEN 1N~. -'lrhO ?? steamer, fronu Now York, passed Iluret Castle at ten p.U1. WAR OpricE.-The next annual examination of the senior and junior divisions of ...

... ii LOUD EklNBOROUGH ON THE STATE OF ITALY. The ?? of Ellenborough has addressed the following letter to Lord Brougham on the affairs of Italy:- THE EARL OF ELLENBOROUGHi TO LOaD 13aoUQA. . -y dear Southam, Delabere, Nov. 5. My dear Brougham,-I propose to subscribe a small sum to the fund for the purchase of arms to be placed at the disposal of Garibaldi. If all those who wish well to the ...

... B3orrowt U Grifito. Somebody defines character as the only personal rec property which everybody looks after for you. I The greatest truths are the simplest; the greatest men noi and women are sometimes so, too. to It is more respectable to black boots than to black sec characters-to sew shirts than to sow strife. di( If a woman could talk out of the two corners of her mn mouth at the same ...

... LETTER OF -A. IlAZZINI TO BARON RICASOLL II I, I M. Mlazzini has addressed the following letter to Baron I Ricasoli:- Sir,-I have been informed that you have in your ios- session a letter of mline containing a plan of military operations in Perugia, wdicb has given rise to persecutions I an(l annovance. Were i to address myself solely to yoe its your character of Tuscan Minister, it might be ...

... The members of council belonging to the Liberal if party held a oaucus on Saturday, at the Clarendon t Rooms, to concert measures in reference to the ?? tion of the mayor and eight aldermen, which takes al place at the first meeting of the new council on by Wednesday. Mr. William Earle presided. Con- n( siderable discussion took placo, in the course of It which it was stated that Mr. Alderman ...

... ITHE O DEMONSTRAT ION AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. JLast evening, the ?? doremony of adninis. foring the oath of rallegianice to thle inemhers of the Liverpool Royal Artillery Volunteers tiolc place at St. George's Hall. This company, which is cern- sminled by Major Jamc3 Boarne, already ?? about 700 enrolled member,, whoI have ?? con- siderable progress in military-training. The display de-ived ard- ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the select vestry Wsi held yesterday in the boardioot. of the workhors. rfrownlow-hill. Tire Rev. Rector Uarripbell pr. tidod, and the other mebers present vwere Me-sr Iritchicy, (jooke, Denton, Bsirsiow, Srnitb, Ca; {eratra, Satcheli, Scott, Wrlliaius, Peck, Uttver Jropper, Wbisiby, ii. Byford, A. Byford, Broone c IWirtty, TurnerArcher, Hughes, CGair, Syred, ant ...

... TIlE AI SENA- - - - AT W iTHE ARSE'NAL AT' WEtEDON. We mentioned some months ago that the great national arsenal at Woolwich was in a position which placed it at the mercy of any enemy who might gain even a temporary advantage in the south of England; and though it is not at all probable that any such advantage will be gained, we then stated that it was highly imprudent to inour an lunl- ...

... ,X. . -lavev ?? - 11001 j*erfu ?? r9* A..L1 Vd EDmuLI L'X ^UPEMA. SUMMAARY. DOMESTIC. Although the Chancellor ef the Exchequer has been some months in office, it was only on Saturday last that the Right hlon. W. HI. Gladstone went through the necessary form of taking the oath of allegiance ii ller Majesty's Court of Exchequer. The Anti-tobacco Agitation is progressing. After an address the ...

... WiarerpI oo n. liALL78 rouuL LsX AUPB MA. .-EW RAILWAY; PROJECTS. | Amongst the new railway projects given. notice of for next session are two or three relating to Liverpool and the neighbourhood, which are of some public interest. The sale of the St. Helen's Railway and Canal to the London and North-western Railway Company is one of these, Supposing this object to be effected, it will give: ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARAY, O.N T-HE IST OF NoVSmBEit, 1859. (f;rom Colbuiru's United ?? Ilraqaxine.) [Where two places are knentioned, the last named is that at wich tile depot of the regrilent is stationed 3 CaVALR3. J1st Bombay-Cluttiam Ist Life Guards.iV.indsor Z32i'l. DvernDevunport 2nd ditto, Regent's.park 33rd Bo1i a ?? Royal iiorse Guars, ityde Park S4th ?? lt Dragoon Guards, Madras- ...