... LORD ELLENBOROUGE ON THE VOLUNTEER MOVEHIENT. MOVElH3 NT. At a meeting held on Wednesday in the Shire Hall, Glouceeter, to adopt measuresfor the formation of a, County of Gloucester Rifle Association, Lord Elleaborough moved a ?? pledging thelmeeting to do all it could to carry out the scheme. Lord ELLENBOIouCn said that the meeting having heard and approved of the first resolution approving ...

... RAILWAY AMALGAMA 4rurnnorAH. EDI SD An r.Ar, . OADEDONrAN, EntnaGH ANsD OLASGOW AN! CINTRAL ' '(From our own C-espOndent) FonsaT1a continued hi' leply, on tI b Cale e i xE the promoters of the bill. He pro %led ft io sider he opposition of the Estt Coast 1' thbr to that, tsrjiqi from the North to the South b' eded outhe Eas~e~t wd-l 6 placx d on a better footing by the bill tb at Pte. sent. ...

... I _ AlZR IQ I dei Dcr Mfondes publishes au article by M. de I; g wue bicb that distinguished member-of the En. ?,epf es the question of the origin of mankind. ?? who are of opinion thatthe Bible i8 no. n lbile)FOP.e00 nmtters reject the legend of Adam T r'trar to fact, and maintain that the creation VA lace, not at one period only, nor on a single Wgl° ob, but at different periods, and at ...

... [, LATE ST N- EWS. H'iRALD O-FFCE, MonUaY M9o~nni. BY BLiOTBIo TXLEGRA,,%PH . AMERICA. _ _ ARBIVAL OF THE RM.S. PERSLA. Queenstown, Saturdayg -The Royal MAil steamship Persia arrived-have at.1 p.bM. She brings 198 passengers, and, after landing all mailT ex.. cept those for Liverpool, she proceeded. The Persia left v New York On the 6th inet., and experienced strong esterly tb gales all the ...

... TsEd TqOWNC ,COUDTCI4 AND H&L T ON Ad ` a. . ^TADS MARKSt, i . or. IL6 V7. ~ flL~ -i - :oat, -2l 7 , 1 ofigR . Stet .-f - vi; i -+s , . , tG5U~aidi, a,82o61. k_,y i . 1'1i Ss e!, : VI SIB,--It in only right that the communicaetionl of-. Ccvio,' 4te W;,Et hmdestly concel enaeh adw replies to ; 9: letterof the 18th intn, i hehg pacitypdf atiqlig La the ?? be sAred.' Ai' rerylitle 6pAde,'hyi ...

... I g O TH DO1Ki RDS. Fh. RoalC~nnfienapoii-tr n auutt, 18&0, to in.' le ..quire iuto tsstm iem6~t in the dockyards, made'. t .li~ir report, the 1.1th ittet. L.,-Th6l'systeeF of control andd se r. iuage ?? 'd'iedribed as being inefi- Bc ;'cient. The:uneficienc is d ?? CoMmissioneri s to the constitution oft~e Board of Admirilty;. the-defective oe i organisation of the ?? departments; the want of ...

... A MANiS LEG BROKEN BvY CurNOLIrN.-The Basry Poit tells us that, as an old pensioner named Mann, 71 yeors of age, was proceeding along King Street, Yar- iiiouti a few days back, a lady amply crinolined Ass-ased him very hastily, and, her dress catching his Leg, knockedhlim: down and broke his leg in two places. lhe: Wdy priceeded onwards without offering either Jid otsympathy to the ...

... ORBENOCt ' I AkCCIDNT TO Bnasn 'ETIB 33:lrOn .Me de~y aijhtS anF.E thbi otenmer wae proceeding downithe- river on her, trip to,! Rothesay, when near Kiem Done 'of her faats gave way and. .rpped up the paddlebox or the iteamers She returied here for repahi7. Tile Nptine'took-In 'the' paeenger,' and'her .place was yedterday'suppiiedby theVest. ?? tn BLAus niPBcz.-Wo. understt rd. that-the large. ...

... 473N - ' j~V R TL .p !a1 , I , lwr.'e h Apt Gtedi 3o4tl~~ ?? ?? pe eeouittyl ?? tell The ?? 11cc jre~~~idd~~ ~ sup ae the ayo, gallxm tiesl ~~iei~m~htg~teia w4ithl Aece T4;bi siz: and Sifrieti, ?? mea an th ubje uni wehd ittoharweh~ h pontd tibu the1 f~etolwspte, fln1tha Jw hv outlyn t e Urocjdctc ~fdatil tbhe d eispute G-6terfbe dinde nob by~rk~i&ih 4but,6by internAiW P-61 ?? ?? rsonaly ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBEB 20. 'EXTEAOEIIDINAXY RN~STORATVIONia Underwood.- of In Johfl tinderwood, son of Mr. WlimUdrod.o the FOX iii, Baxter Gate, Loughborough, joined the M5TAI Artillery about nlnetln yeas ago, and wi ian Vebitiary last went abroad. Re was seized with an P attack of paralysis which took away his speech, and every e~ffort that medical skill could devise was tried to restore bim, ...

... EN GLAND. DEATH OF COMMANDER BATTEN, R.N.-Oommander Charles Batten, who has recently died athis residence, Westmeon, Hants, was born-in 1793, and entered the navyin 1800, on board the Oombatant, with which ship and the Zenobia he served on the Baltic, Home, American, and Lisbon tations. He Was inattendauce on the rooket expedition against Boulogne, and took part in the subsequent sieges of ...

... THE SATE .OF MATTERS IN AMERICA. I - (Frin the Times.) t - (From the Times.) X- ach successive mail from America brings fresh -A t~evidence of the desperate nature of the convulsion by rF - hic1±ihe iajbic of the old Union has been riven asun- . in dew. 'It' appears as if the quarrel could only ho deter- h mined by the sword, and as if tho sword could never tr detlumine it. Nobody seems to ...