... THIS new body held their first meeting in the Court House So on Saturday last, uinder the presidency of George Thomson, so Req.. Dlean of Guild. The DEAN, in opening the proceedings, said-I must ox- fo press to you my most sincere thanks for thcs honour you Cc have dons me, in selecting me to preside over a meeting Of of merchants assembled for so loyal end patriotic a purpose as the present ...

... J THE AMERICAN MAILS FROM QUEENSTOWN, I as _ - QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY NIGHT.-The project for making Queenstown a port of call for the reception and landing of mails and passengers to and from America was yesterday, for the first time, put into practical operation. The citizens of Cork having obtained the assent of the Cunard Company to their vessels calling at Quasnstown, the Great Southern and ...

... izli. ? -I .. . ? ge ?? m ? aftv- I abl. WAR-OPriMB), PALL. MALL, November 8.- Commissary Department-Deputy Assistant- Commissary General Frederick George Wool- rabe has been permitted to resign his commission. I Admiralty, D scember 9-To be HonoraryPhy- sicians to hber Majesty-Sir John Liddell, C.B., M.U., ?? ~i'reccor-General of the. Medical Departrnent of the Navy; John Wilson (b), M.D., ?? ...

... ANNUAL 3MEETlNG AND SOIREE. The sixth anniversary of this society took piece last night in the Scottish Exhibition Rooms. There was a large at- tendance. The Rev. Mr. Nisbett, minister of the parish, t occupied the chair, and was supported by the Rev. Arvid. c Nisbett of Chicago, United States, Messrs. P.; W. lark, Wm. Dawson, Al. P. Bell, Win. Sharp, Alex. Tol4nie, John Blacldey, Andw. Smith, ...

... ORNING, ?WB) 12 SATU1XDAY ORNING, NOVEMBER 12. Tur intelligence of the signature of the treaties rc- lating to the peace of Villafranca, is confirmed by the Moniteur of yesterday morning. It is also asserted, on the same authority, that the Emperor of ' Austria and the Emperor of the French have agreed in to encourage a Congress, with a view to the various tl Powers deliberating on the best ...

... . (iroa the Time' City Article.) A full report on Milford Haven as a commercial and naval station has just been issued by Mr. Pagte. It confirms in every respect the superiority of the position as regards safety and convenience, and shows from the fact of its not having long ago become the emporium of our Western trade, the powerlessness even of the gre'test natural advantages to attract ...

... OlWkbanks 25 Possil Road, oa the. 9th mstallt, s6ed 5. of years James, izecond son of Mr. WiUlam SteeL at , t'31 M7estRuE6ell Street, on the 8th instant, Mr. Andrew °° at 2G Geor6e Street, Oll the 8th instant, Miss Janet Eut- he l cheson. daughter of the lste Mr. James Eutcheson st Cosvgate Street, Wirkintilloch, on the 8th ' stan' in Belhia S>ittal, ?? of Mr itrchibald Buchanan ?? Atla0 ...

... WVILLS AND BEQUESTS. (From the Illustrated London News.) The will and three codicils of General Sir Robert Henry Cunliffe, Et. and Bart., C.B,, of Acton Park, Denbighshire were proved in London in the principal registry of the Court of Probate, on the 4th of November, by Charles Townshend and Jolhn Panton Gubbins, Escs., two of the executors, ap. ointed for Great Britain and Ireland; the other ...

... PARIS, Nov. G. It is stated, on reliable authority, that the Congress will meet in Paris, and not in Brussels. ...

... is, I imagine, a great secret of Sir James's success. He is a boy, and will remain so to the end of the chapter. I know he was born in 1792, that he has been in and out of office times innumerable, that he has sat on ail sides of the House, advocated all sorts of measures, and coalesced with all parties but the enthusiasm with which he does all this, is youthful. He is an artless, simple, ...

... MARBKGK On Monday last, at St Church, hv thf Rice Jone- Mr.Evan Daviea?of Bridpe-strpet', Mertb?r cHbinet-maker. to Mrs. Margaret RictMvda,-of Thom?? atteet,Thcmas Town, Merthyr, widow. ? f-? On Wpdw criav n ??.Mt ??' wnof 1), P. Rcell S months. \?..?&t t-?'a.?, s?n. a. ...

... COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN, Nov. o (Before the Lord Chancellor, and the Lords Justices of Appeal.) IN BANKRUPTCY.—EX PARTE NICHOLSON, IN RE NICHOLSON. This was a petition of the bankrupt, Thomas Nichol- son, praying the Court to vary or annul an order of Mr. M. D. Hill, Comn .itsioner of the Court of Bankruptcy at Bristol, entirely refusing the bankrupt's certificate. The bankrupt was ...