... ADMIRALTy, Nov. 26.-AProINTMENTs.-Chief Engineers C. H. Houghton (1864), to the Cumberland, for service in the Waterloo; W. S. gory (1853), to the Cum- berland, for service in the Irresistible; A. H. Miller (1859), to the Cumberland, for service in the Phaeton; T. H. Symons, to the Wellington, for service in the Jason; P. G. Lambeit, to the Wellington, for service in the Naroissus; W. Gill, ...

... I I . k e LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. t The screw steam-ship Nova Scotian, Captain Bor. e land, from Quebec on the 12th inst., arrived here ] this morning, bringing 143 passengers, including 53 soldiers. The Nova Scotian arrived off the Bell Buoy, at the mouth of the Mersey, at 8 o'clock yes- terday (Wednesday) morning, and was detained f there for 24 hours by dense fog. She was also de- ltained for ...

... ENGL&ND AND THE CONGRESS. (From the Tourtnal des Dkfbats.) Will England join or not join the Congress ? This o is the question that has now been discussed for several weeks p by the whole of the press of Europe, and which the German I press answered a few days back in the affirmative. The report v of England's adhesion to the meeting of a congress is eon- I nected with another rumour, that of ...

... I N.NA VA L A.ND IIL TAYE. Ie THE ENFIELD RIFLE FOR THE MILITIA. 0 War-offtce, Nov. 11, 1iS69 Mr Lord,-I have the honour to transmit here- y with, for your lordstip's information, a copy of a circular d which 1 have caueed to be addressed to the officers command- ing disembodied regiments of militia, regardirg the sopply of r, rnfield Rifles, &-o. O I has-s the honour to be, ny Iota, your ...

... NEYORK AND LAKE eRIE RAL WAYs 1 A sprcial meetfilg of the bond and stock holders, of this, esiway was hela yesterday, at the London Tavern, to' Ireceive'the report of the English, deputation receutly returned frota Americ.,; Mr. J. IV. POWELL ini the chair, Who ex- plaied hatthepreentmeeingwasconsequent upon the one eldin ugut lat, hena cmmitee was appointed to takechage o th ineress o ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE I THE ASSEMBLING OF A CONGRESS. (BE SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGMATH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The Monileur states that the communications having for their object to bring about the assembling of a Congress weic despatched yesterday to the different 'owers which ought to participate in it. The following telegrams have been received at MIr ...

... The following is au extract of a private letter dated Constantinople, Nov. 16: A report, drawn up by the Grand Vizier Mehemet Ki- prisli Pacha, has just received the sanction of the Sultan. It points out the means of creating fresh revenues for the State, m order that its credit, so eeriouwly impaired, may be restoredu and its wants suppliedi The noe sources of revenue to which the Grand ...

... TEE FATAL ACCIDRNT 20 A LADY ON M NO.ETH LONDON RAIL WAY. On Saturday afternoon a long inquiry was gone Iato before Mr. H aphries, the coroner for East Middeen, at the Little Drovers Tavern, Bow-road, respecting the death of Mary Brown, a single lady of independent means, sh 84, residing in the Avenue-road, Bow, who lost her life so the North London Railway, under circumstances reperted nt our ...

... M. DE MONTALEMBERT ON THE WAR IN I ITALY. WARNINGS TO FRENCH JOURNALS. The Moniteur of yesterday contained the follow- ing warning to the Correspondant for an article by tthe Count de Montalemnbert, entitled The Pope 1 Pius IX. and France in 1849 and 1859. E The Minister Secretary of State for Public Instruction and ?? provisionally charged with the department of the einterior, e ...

... e THE ELLENBOROUGH TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY HEWS, Jupiter in multos temeraria falmina torquet Qui Pmam culpi norn meruere Pati._0jD SIB,-The Earl of Ellenborough tells the ?? that arms, organisation, and discipline conatjt the real strength of a people. Good. stitu He gives in his adhesion to Garibaldi. Better. He intends to subscribe to the Liberation Nx Fund. Best. ^ slet Having ...

... I MR. WILLIAMS, MrJ., AND 1IS CONSTITUBNTS- ILast evening Mr. Williams, one of' the members V for Lamnbeth, met such of his constittuen tsl as chose to attend a meeting called by him at the Horans, ]tningtoo, and ren. dared to them, in accordance with the custom he has pursued since big first coninexion. with the borough, au azoonut of his I conduct 'in the past parliamentasry session, and ...

... I TUSCANY. (rmom OUR SPECIALL CORRESPONDENT.) r FLORENCE, Nov. 9. A friend who has just arrived from Milan tells me a that the opposition to the central government of r Turin has greatly diminished since the publication ti of the decree by which the Supreme Court of Justice n has been transferred to the Lombard capital. There g is, however, a party of frondeurs which, although o snall, is ...