... F I Tns OxecasLt (ISLEC Of MAN) MGHDint.-Tb5 ti Seoretary of ~tiate for the Raims Departmenmt ha4 at length offered a reward of £50 for thle ap~crehension T1 of Kowley, charged with the murder of his child at I Onalian. ..1 11'li CLOCK AT THE Towx H-ALL.-The Town Si Hall clock, lhc am beets for some time undergoing N alterations for' the purpose of being lighited up, is now completed, and thle ...

... THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT I IN CHESTER. I A public meeting was held in. the Town Hall. Chester, on Monday evening, to hear an addre.s from Lord Dunsany, RN.., on the necessity for tht formation of rifle corps. The mayor, Meadow, Frost, Esq., presided, and amongst other gentlemei. prusent were Capt. Mends, H.dM.S. Hastings, Maj X 6gerton Leigh, Capt. Hunter, Capt. T. J. Subih CuS. Lloyd, CApt. ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the select vestry Wsi held yesterday in the boardioot. of the workhors. rfrownlow-hill. Tire Rev. Rector Uarripbell pr. tidod, and the other mebers present vwere Me-sr Iritchicy, (jooke, Denton, Bsirsiow, Srnitb, Ca; {eratra, Satcheli, Scott, Wrlliaius, Peck, Uttver Jropper, Wbisiby, ii. Byford, A. Byford, Broone c IWirtty, TurnerArcher, Hughes, CGair, Syred, ant ...

... I LBY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGOrIpH& Prince Frederick of Prussia inspected the A'na strong gun factory, at Woolwich, yesterday. NAVAL AND MAILITARY NEWs. The Ariadne, which will be undoeked at Chatlia in a few days, is to be armed with Arostrong gtum of the largest calibre, and is the fiest vessel of her class furnished with that tremendous armament. which will thus be dibmised-24 84-cwt. ...

... SECOND EDITIOTN. ., . _ . An_ ?? [BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEG OR~pE At the court held at Windsor yesterday, the ?? of Bedford was appointed lord lieutenant of thb county of Bedford. SHARP ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE SPANISH TROOPS AND THE lIO(OS [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] MIADRID, NOV. 29.-Advices from thb seat of war state that a sharp engagement took plaee on tbe 25kh iustant between the Spanish ...

... PPool V9 -- HiALUB ruu LX BUpflEXA. ! SUMMARY. DOMESTIC. I At a meeting of the members of the University of Oxford, last week, Archdeacon R Mackenzie, who has undertaken to head the mn Oxford and Cambridge mission to Contral ir Africa, said that at Natal much pains had ti been bestowed upon the industrial training tl of the native population by the introduction ti of the English mode of ...

... Tilt VOLUNTEER MOVEMEMN. The ueflelibg to-rnorrow (Wednesday) evenine, fib the Collegiate fnstittAtion) to ptomote the formation of a volunteer rifle corps for the Bvertot district promisss to be in every respect successful, and gi 16 interest is being taken in the matter. His Worship the Mayor presides, and many leading gentlemen will address the meeting. Anumberof iadle having expressed a ...

... T'HE VOLUNTEER RIFLE AND ARTILLERY MOVEMENT AND THE DEFENCE OF THE PORT OF LUVERPOOL. The standing armies of the continent have increased in number and in power until they have become at once destructive to the resources and fatal to the freedom of the countries which they profess to defend, and at the same time menacing to the indepen- dence of neighbouring states which are unable or ...

... TEE NEW NORTH AMERiCki-| POSTAL ARRANOENENTT, To-morrow (Wednesday) a vast change in the postal commnunmcations3 between Furope and America will caome into operation, 'The arrangements con1- neeted with this change have been a subi et of nego- tiation for some tiue betweel the l Sidney Smith, po-Ainaster-general. of Canada, and the Hoil. Mr. King, postmaster-general of the United States. Fox ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. REUTER'S TELEGRAMIS. I THE CONGRESS, i PAB5-MS, TVzSDgy.-Litters of invitation to the Congress were despatched to-day to the different Powers. The Congress will assemble in the early part of January next. PARIS, TUESDAY, Nov. 29.-The Monisdurof this morning publishes the text of the treaties signed at 3 Zurich, the stipulations of which are in conformity I with those ...

... THE GREAT EArSTERN. The repos t of the Bur e)or ?? to examine lie Great Eksi:7rl at Holyhead, for the purpose of i;certaining whe.tl,,r thle contract to fit her for sea ad been honestly car,7isd out, hlfs been published. Mhe surveyors Wtatei- ith reference to the atimation that Mr. Bussell ale cs that his contract is completed, we Lmark that ths' hull of the ship -o which our survey has beon ...

... I't appars thatthe body picked up off Holyhead and towed to Droghuda vas not the body of the steward, Mr. Henry Emery. Mrs. Emery, in company with an old friend of her husband, went over to Drogheda, where, through the kind exertions of Captain Iddon, of Preston, who picked up the body, abe succeeded in getting permission to hrsvo it disnterred, when it proved not to ho the body of her husband ...