... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS I Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Obgervatory, during the week ending Saturday, November 12, 1859. Latitude, 53' 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3' 0' 1 W. 4i'3 v Tinottoeliieod in | a]fltding. CCO O . > a ?? Il san go | 2~i 13ft ?? | Etrelueff pms!re .e oO'O on sqi@are f |o ot. 1 Mil4n -, . Rng. g>atepsa1 ?? _ ___s z1 x (iy fo13 Preoed-j a rrrt VV :1 S ing ...

... . L CHEVALIER ON FRANCE A1ND ENGLAND. ilu Under the title of The Relations between France re( and England,` the Journal des Dceats publishes the WC first of a series of letters by M. Michel Chevalier, J1 recording his impressions of England during his G( journey here, especially with regard to the main- be tenance of pacific relations between the two countries, on After expatiating on the ...

... THE SCHILLER CENTE!Ry CELEBRAT0iO INLIEPO, Last evening the German residents of t,,~ celebrated the Szthillet Centenary i~ ,oo~ rt ovt ball at St. George's Hall. The feqst,)v,l~i *i'ted been got ur by a committee of Gentlemen o I' led Otto Bore iardt, K~-. the Prussian ith, chairman, excited great initere.t, andi d, 'aO the a large number of thle native~s of t,CriiCY s,,b here, anxious to do ...

... ?? I The Muntroal Ooean Steansship Compalny's screow- s enl.er North Briton nrrivedl ai t, oe Mersoy last ight, briaping file, to thle 2gth ult. from Neiv York, and to the 29clt froin Qmteleu. Tho trial of tho larper's Ferry conspirators was ?? continued at Charlestown. The court deci led to place Br.wn first at the bai', notwithbtanding hlis urgent plea for delay. Tho stcauser New lWorld, ...

... COURT, &a. I _ . as - f . I |'Y'ufOX clArLu, fSATURDAY, NOVptI. 1S.-or Majesty and his Royal Highness the Prince Consorb lef vs r hy a ape-lal train at nine o'clock thi- }zefttirn~in; P to he eresent at the launch Inorninn for Portqvn,,__ 0dinoe were accenm- of the iot'ori'a. TheQueeanrw ,- - -4-rk partliel by the Princess Rtoyal, Princess r William of Prussia, and her royal consorh Prinoe ...

... EDc(okD ]J r E ?? N O . [BY LEMrsCurt AND MAGNETIC lLL~rIisiRrxtjS e Thera were further disturbances at tl~e churcrh of y St. Goomrge's in tile lEast, Lonodn, yesterday. d. The io,, rg Advertiser says; the ll~v. TI. D~ale is 1. about to res'ign. the vicarage of St. Panlrr.s. it A cowplete. cocking battery for 50o Inert 'Is in aI course of construction at Wuciwich f,,rservice with ?? troops ...

... We eaont uxildrtaho to r.,urn woarumolicatioiig d wiai we do not avail tur elvea. Cornmiwnicationsi houlli always be legibly wxiten atal on Ope vide of ths (pCper onl1iy Iuilgth tncrese'I tho diihculty of ?? Apae r Lhni. Ayiht. ever isiu tndeL. for in'itijon 11u1t bu autlheticatcl by tIh.? nain and aei~lrniss of thio writer, not Tweessarily for pulib&A- tiou, but an ab ?? of his yoed faWith. ...

... IRE LAND AND THE GREAT EUR{OPEAN STRUGGLE. ii In the Corlu 1?ep.2-tetr, a Rooman Catholic organ. tf there is a remsarl-atle article, which, after dwellinw e upun the probable advent of a great Europeal. ; sruggle, of the result of which the Rleporter believe! it tlere can be no doubt, proceeds thus ?? Englanc stands alone among the great European Pvwers a d the champion of liberty, and with ...

... THE SEARCH-FOR SIR JOHN FRAN1KLIN. A - _ A - . - .. A very interesting lecture on the search for the Franklin expedition was delivered in the music room of the Pavilion, by Dr. King, who accompanied Sir George Back's expedition to the Great Fish River. Dr. King commenced his leeture by giving a brief account of the various expeditions which had been despatched to the Polar regions, and the ...

... TRE SAN JUAN AFFAIR. a] The accounts from the United States as to the manner in--whioh the American Govern- mrent is disposed to act with regard to General HEar~ney'a occupation of the island a of San Juan induce. us to, hope that that v disagreeable affair will be settled without any n interruption of the good understanding which 2 is so necessary to both countries. It is stated t4a tlie ...

... I Flora Temple, an American trotting mare, has trotted a mile in two minutes 191 seconds. Mr. Tarrant, editor of the Friend of Cl1ina, has been sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment in the common gaol at Hong Kong for a series of libels on Lieutenant-Colonel Caine, CnIMSE CANNON IN FRAYCE.-It was stated some weeks back (says a letter from Paris) that the Audacleuse steam frigate had brought ...

... L LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET, AT TilE ,U(ILDUALL, Last evening, the Lord Mayor of Londau entes: talned hcr Maje3ty's Ministers at a banquet at tilu Guildball. Lord Palnmerton, Lord J. Rusiell, and. Mr. Gladstone were not prmsent, having received invitation.s to a ball at Windsor Castle, given by her Majesty en the occadion of tho Prince of Wade attaining r i n -iority. After the loal an- ...