... CAPTAIN M'CLINTOCK AND THE FRANKLIN -EXPEDITION. Last Monday night, at one of the largest meetings, perhaps, ever held of the members of the Royal Geer ' phical Society, Captain M'Clintock, the distinguishe I Arctic navigator, read a memoir of his voyage on board the Fox in search of the survivors of the expedition of Sir John Franklin. Sir Roderick Murchison presided, and there was a numerous ...

... 1r, AIEGN. FRACE,. -iAn artile I tbe Corc.3titonnel of Monday convcyed an atisnation that the French Vovernment had withdrawn Its U Opposition to the regorngV of _1 UD o p P a~nong, smsbjees Wednesa~~a~umd eh qf' sas- , m~eat: hliei~rench governmient, believingthat thedeleatal on ,d: oY theregency of Ventatle toh . Baonoempagni.wotld .. prejudice the questions .whpic f111 be, submitte ...

... ThE WEEKLY TIMES. ;SATUIAY, 1WOVEMBER 26,:i 8&t9,. O.IT ?? v ' I I S ~ ' - r , , . i * T! Morning Adteerii~er reports that; It is thie In, | br tentlon of the PALE'RsToN Government to restrict4 ' the Reform BIB of next session to' the ismple ques. thi tion of the borough. and county franchise The Toni intention Is a very-impolitic one, if It be formed ehal by the Cabinet; but, politic or ...

... -SECONDW EDITION. .- ' WzBxLy TnmsEJ Omrrc t :uday, Nine a.-M -MORNING EXPRESS. (BYi the Electrk and the British and lri. Zragndo > . ZTe~egnzyaha.) a MOROCCO. (RMW8 Tdegrem.J S PAITS, SITflDAY.-The I Monitenr publishes the following despatoh of General Martiupey, dated t Camp Ai Tafourel, October 30 ?? Bne nausse . has submitted to conditions of peace dictated to him 3 These tribes will ...

... sTO CODESpondsqN1 , We donot aail ut~elea. Oauna otis should alat Ule IStdghd to L rston rds haeb authenticated b, the tm. bub an a gnaraolete op his good bth. ?? The ' Acrostic is declined. A CONSTIANT R AI).L--The French. The AIIes To Morning, by J. E., are declined. L h. --I. Yes, in the parish of Walton. 2. At the Exchange Newsroom,. R. B.-No. 66, Warwick-rquare, Pimlico, London. No, ...

... P voux? ,W ,- ?? il - v vtv ol 1*9vfuv + .YALtS ?? LBRX SUIREL. .THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. It appears, from a statement just published, that the county of Lancaster alone raised up- wards of 14,000 volunteers in the last war. .This was in 1804, when the population of the 9ounty was about 900,000. At the last Census the population of Lancashire was up- wards of 2,000,000, and it is now at least ...

... MtETEOROLOGcATj RESULTS ni A1 LNAAD *asv. v~. . . _- _ I Deduced frontobservaticis taken at the Liverpool Oervatory-, duri.g th0y week ending Saturday, L~atitude, 53c 24' 48' N. Lonlgitude, 3° 0' 1 W. | f it alline. _|nI'w°° ' ?? .- GENERAL REMARKS, Oct. 30.-Tho sky was overcast till 9 p,m,, after which time a few stars were visible through haze. Rain fell from 1 to 2, from 2j to 3, from 3Q ...

... M A Cabinet Council will be held to-day. The report of the loss of H.IM. gunboat Quail is C believed to be unfounded. M KINGSTOWN, SATURDAY.-The troopship Hima- li, laya, with 730 officers and men of the 26th rcgiment, to arrived here at eight o'clock this morning. Fiom 400 to 500 members of the london rifle brigade proceeded to the Mansieri House on Saturday 31 lafternOOn, to be sworn in by ...

... WrpoPl LEXtuiun. dLiUIS iPOPS LFX 1UPREMA. l DOMESTIC. On Saturday, Mr. Gladtolne was elected by the matriculated students to the important office of Rector of the University of Edinburgh.l Ho had a majority of 116 over his opponent, Lord Neaves, one of the judges of the Court of Session ; the numbers for the respective candidates being 643 and 527. The circuits for the vitinter assizes were ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tln NeW MAYOR AND THE SATL'RDAY EVEN- ING CONCHELTS,-Mr. T. D. Anderson, the new Mayor, has become a patron of these amusements for the people, and his worship has expressed hid intention to preside seine evening. during the pre- sent mnonth at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street. 111E LATE FLAT ACClDENT.- Early yesterda morning, the body of Francis Roddy, aged 21 a ...

... I MULTUl IN PARVO. Lord Brogham has arrived in Paris. mr. Cobden is llkewiRJ iu Paris, where, it is said, he purposes to remaic for some time. The whole of the shipping in Southampton bar. bour, the destination of the Great Eastern, rode in safety during the gale, and not a single casualty occurred. A drunken tiiker prished in the storm of ILnt week, near 'Wick HIis mother was found on the ...

... T TRELIGIUS REVIVALS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY Gentlemen,--In your Satiurda3 'd paper I noticed a r letter headed ReligiolLs Revivals, and signed A Citazen, which, if allowed to pass unnoticed, may a leave an erroneous impression on the minds of soine B who do not know much about those weetings, and I leave unrefuted the false arguments which he has brought forward in ...