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... : D,. LIVINGSTONE - * (Freor the {Ilebe.),, A&t a meeting of. Ite J,~yal ~geophicai Society on:Mod- day eveMinD, Pi, SBaw, ?? of tieso0cietyrcad a paper giving th.e latest accounts of the OentralAfrican Ex- =eidtion, as transmitted by Dr. Livingstone. The paper was very lengthy, and only the most interesting portions were read. The first portion, which was dated May 12, 1159, and addressed to ...

... FOUNDERING OF1 T1L STBABER BAGLR. IursorT LOSS O.F LiEE. I We regret having to announce another dreadful catastrophe at sea, which took place early on Tuesday morn- ing in the Firth of Clyde. The screw-steaner Eagle, which plies between Glasgow and Ltndonderry, left the Broomielaw for the latter port on Monday afternoon at four o'clock, with, between passengers and crew, ?? 80 souls on foard. ...

... *: ¶O TME CATHOLICS OF DUBLW.N *: - . 'Dublin, November, 1859. FELLowGCATHsoLecs-Mrith the due authorlsation. of my revered and illustrious Archbishop, I have e.omnlo .amorg you on a ?? of the greatest charity. ' I ask your aid for the protection at oace of the homesteads and faith of my persecuted people. Tney have nobly and finally refused to haud over their Httle ones to the tiain- ing QfI ...

... -- 1(iIIi IA IVOliA OF ART. 11. w Itb~toRil Crourt. 'on Sat~ialay, this ?? p ?? b ei nteloii ofie titiionlet In Fonowet- g, .e 'F tli-- req-indent 1 Oat hielaid taken his ~.1 ?? b>ig-rhiiiceiptionte of Clint- * ~ ~ l on XtrO ir(III 1 CILoiLItirs's Lives of the * ?? 'til' ye i ile ?? i17t'l btti'iftt Of ChI~ti rirt(tn, ?? ?? UI of tithr in tile 11Gintleititti's l~C ,] oII , Iais' ei,' ?? C ...

... CAMfPBELL'S A 3fERICAN MAINSTRELb. - I - The reputation achieved in this country by the band of nigger mulodists, called Christy's Minstrels, wiho so recently quitted England for their native shores, was not likely to pass unnoticed, or give rise to no speculation. Scarcely, indeed, had Christy's Minstrels set sail for their Transatlantic homes, than a now troupc, with the same ...

... LA TEEST NEWS.e BY ELECTR5O AND INTERNATIONAL TrELEGRAFH. QFFICES, TSMPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STREST. AMERICA. LvlsnrooL, Wednesday.-The steamer North Ameri- can, from Quebec on the 19th, arrived off the port early this morning, and is detained at the bar for the tide to rise. Her mails have been sent up by tender. She brings 1(0 passengers. The political and domestic news is quite unimportant. The ...

... II RElREPTON RI FLE A.ND ART ILLE RY I t CORPS. A pn¶nlib mneeting of the inhabitants of Evertorn and the neig'nbnurhoocd was hold Isat evening, at the Collegiate Inistituvtion, Shaw-street., for the purpose of considering the desirability of forming a volunteer .rifle and artillery corps for that district. His Wor- tli ship tho Mlayor (T. D. Anderson, Eiq.) presided, tii ,and the following ...

... .A1EST INTELLL-ENES I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHL) (Reader's Tekeram.) Paris, Wednesday. eplar ation of current reports, it is stated that the eah squsdron has neither bombarded Tangiers 'nor Tetuan A small fort only on the Morocco coast, fired at a French steamer, the latter replied and a festled the fortiation, and afterwards rejoined ,,des ouat at Algesiras. It is stated that the corm- mader Of ...

... I Ax association, under this name, established for the maintenance and extension of' united education in Ireland, has recently been formed in this town, and a meeting of some of the members was recently held. The object is to uphold united education, and to oppose denominational grants in this country. Amongst those who signed the requisition for the ori- ginal meeting ?? Lord Bishop of ...

... SCOTTIH 4NECDOTEI. _ !L' _ . * 'Tlhe new edition of Dean Rainsay's R erp flees of Scottish Life and Character is enriched by a niinhiel of fresh anecdotes, of which we selcet a few: -- ; A BBD PROVIDEL. The kindly feelings and( interests of the pastoral enlation formed a very pleasing intercouirse between minister and people. I have received from an anonymous correspondent an cnecdote ...

... PRUSSIA AND GERIFNY. A letter from Berlin, of the 2thb, ?? some interesting de-ails as to the positioin of the Hessian Constitution question. The writer says- 'The solution of the question of llecovalHesse, which presents so much interest for the Liberal cause in Germany, and which wil also enable a judgmecut to be formed of the influence Prussia P0osSLses in the Diet, does not in any way ...