... [BY ELEcritcc AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS.] A dense fog prevailed in London last night, and several accidents occurred. Captain M'Clintock read a memnoir of his expedi- tion in Fearch of Sir John Franklin at the Geogra- phical Society last night. The Tinmes has a leader on the advantages offered by the Admiralty in the announcement of the for- mnation of the naval volunteer system, end trusts that ...

... I Deduced from observations taken at the Liver vol Ob.ervatory, during the week ending SaturSay, November 19, 1859. Latitude, 530 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3 O' 1 W. ?? , ,'Tiiwefonptllst i |- c 3 O t ItS Ie~t1 gu..ge - ' 05)5f .,v. gund . ue:P lti(>u ci ir. -~s nm I, 1' ?? - O ?? E.tyaiue ?? re i' x t(L orl13,ee. Uro.i- i5 tH~t; -- a= l: c g years.a ne Ragedlfsc CCO-eQOu e13 ?? y. ° NS . ...

... The Morning Poat as grieved and astonished at the wanton ?? of great public influence exhibited by Timnes in its laboured attempt on Tueads-y to show that the French press, npire- by the Government, together with the drench army and the French people, are ?? to this country, and would be delighted at tile summons to invade our shores. The Mor~ning Post points to the steadfast adherence of the ...

... Hlous-rrwrt CORNER, I LZV~E1'ooL A.N UR1EIN~D MA.Krs. sAIMCLZ& or. Jo]ntlqs. DZNHBS ). :3aturday, saturdn7. a, d. a. ti d. s., . Ballfn ?? , , - .. oR es 7v t 6 aOE B8o * .. .. O a . 0 71 ?? Ott,0 8 hfutton . .. 7 . 0a6;0 8 Veal . 0 .. 0 7 O ?? b0 ,,0 a LoJ l ?? .. .. i .00 7 ?? .. 2 a tlr e t. ?? C.. fi 0,o 0a 7 0 rt.. ?? 10e.o 01 P8n rbW I ?? .. 0 7 . I O ?? Ro' Hadd::: .. .03.a0 .0 6 4 0 71 ...

... $- A - b UEm rotm~ LUX 9UrxuLa DOMESTIC. I An influential meeting was held yesterday t ifternoon, at the Thatched House Tavern, London, for the purpose of establishing a National Association for the formation of Volunteer Rifle Corps and the promotion of E rifle shooting throughout Great Britain. Mr. iS. Herbert, Mi~nister at Wair, ?? to have b preided, but wag prevented by public busi- f ...

... RETUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PAITS, Nov. 15.-Prince doI Metternich has this day received his letters of eredence as Austrian am- bassador at Paris. The ratifications of the treaties of Zurich will be exchanged at that place between the 20th and 25th of this month by the second plenipotentiaries. PARSs, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16.-The Moniteur of to-day contains the following :- The Senators Rouland, ...

... THE POPE WAITING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY. According to Count Wale wal i, tho Pope )ias got a bran-new set of reforms ready in . some pigeon-hole of his or Cardinal Antonelli's i bureau, only waiting a favourable moment , to be produced. Opportunity is all that is wanted. The Holy Father and his Prime Minister are burning with impatience to giant a the Romans a cojistitution, but an uumkind a ...

... I LBY ELgCTRIC AND MAtGNETIC TELXGRAptaS] The Bishop of Oxford has presented X-Oe0 0 new Oxford and Caiubridge Central zkfricZ MabiOrk. DMi. S1llT1iULIS'r. A free pardon, under the great seal, was received on Tuesday for the prisoner for the crimue of wilf4A murder upon Isabella Bankes. Dr. d i.5t i now, therefore, merely in the positioneof a p under committal upon a charge of bigamy ThrP en ...

... THE VOLUNTEER FORCES. TO THU EDITORS OlF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Yesterday evening I paid a visit to the Seel street police station, and was much pleased at witnessing the drilling and manmuevring of several of the volunteer corps. It appeared to nme Captain Bousfield has an arduous undertaking to diill the rough subjects before him into trair.ed warriors, but he does it with a will ...

... r CANADA AIND THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF TRud ANGLO-SAXON. '5'le Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's steamer I AgloCiixo Captain Ballantine, which irft Quebec 1on cthe 5th instanta,~ ~ringing New York advices i ton tghe Same date: ?? n tin Mersey early this I tothe aie atearrives. ~1 - 77 steerage pas- m sorning. She brings a0 cabin as., -. 1nith, elIaesrs, amongst whom were the i~on. Cron | ...

... HIEALTH COMIMITTJEE. . At the wcokly meeting of the health eommitteo yestorday the following inciabers were present:- Messrs. Dover (chairman), Sheil, Beckwiith, Holden, Crosthwaito,Avison, Crollin, B3owrimg, Rlidley, Nick- sEO, Alison, Job, l13yduok, BartoUn, alld Stiti. The borough engiueor, ?? surveyor, and in- Spector of nuisance3 reported various particulars of ithe operations in their ...

... No 8ay anecdote is ours to relate this week-- a nothing but thle most sad record of tho singular and romaintic death of one of the groat heiresscs of the Faubsssrg St. Garsuain, Paris, which lhsp- penled on Alil ltainta'I-day, under thle most extra.- W Iordinary cirolinstnetau . The sensation caneed amnongst the lordly population of the faubourg is O30t indescribable, and the Shock so caves-c ...