... F FOREIGN AND COLONIAL GREECE. AThENS, Neov. 18, Mfideight. The telegraph is re-established. AUl is quiet. The elec- toral lists are ready. The elections are expected about the 6th of December. FRANCE AND ITALY. Tle following is the text of General Dlurandc's note of the 5th of October, to which thle despatch of AT. Dronyn de Lhuys lately published is a reply. The publication of this note ...

... THE- LEEDS- MRCURY. - ?? .e- ?? THEs epteamer North American arrived at Lon- dou'derry this morning ?? York, telegiruam of! y.the 20t1. inot. Heir advices do not, qreportai ey d important Change of position on the; part *of the' opposing' armies- on the Rappaihhannck.' BVPO~IDR's ii army- continues at Falnioftbh i.&d, tie 'only-change of' position made by the. Confederates is 'the. advance of ...

... ?AM]?J CA. RUJMOURED DEFEAT OF THE FEDERALS. .ArNC IN THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. QUEENSTOWN, Saturday Evenzing. Thep Royal Mail steamer Arabia, from Boston and Halifax, has arrived; having landed mails and passen- gets, she proceeded for Liverpool, all well. She brings 240,805 dollars in specie. The news contained in the New York journals brought by the Arabia, has been anticipated. Nmw YoRK, ...

... DIR. GLAISHERt, ?? ON BALLOUNING. On Tesda eveinga hihlyinteresting lecture wasdelverdin he usc HllbyMr. James Glaisher, of te Poys Obervaory Grenwchon his recent balloon expeimets, hic wee unertkenunder the auspices of - the ritsh ssoiatin. he ectre was in connection with the Leeds Philosophical Society, and was delivered in thle Music Hall in consequence of the New Philosophical1 Hell nut ...

... rREUTER'S TELEGRA1AS.j AMERICA. ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE. DEFEAT OF THE CONFEDERATES WITH GREAT SLAUGHTER. QUEENSTOWN-, Friday. 'The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, from New York zon the Sth inst., arrived bere at one p.m., with 195 passengers and. 1,301,524 dols. in specie. She landed 84 sacks of mails and sixteen passengers, and pro. ceeded immediately; all well. Although she expe- rienccd severe ...

... | PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENTe1 THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. er,. 859 (By Telegrph.) ,ie HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. 00 The House met at two o'clock. Those present were the Lord Chancellor, Earl St. Germans, Earl Russell, Lord Wensleydale, and Lord Kingsdown, the Lords Com- at missioners; the Earl Fortescue, Earl Beauchamp, Lord he Denman, the Marquis of Bath, and the Marquis of Clanricarde. The Speaker ...

... I-4-- d PUBLIC opin1ionl in Elngland continues to ?? 9 steadily against the idea of PRImnX ALFRED accepting id the throne of Greece. The more the question is looked a 1at, the less desirable does it seem that England should Is become mixed up with the politics of Greece, and with that great Eastern question with which they are so| 1, intimately connected, It is evident, indeed, thatwith is ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF PRIESTS IN FRAJNCE. The Sifele, referring to the late affirmative decision of the Civil Tribunal of Pirigueux on the questior of the marriage of priests, has some observations which are of interest. It says:- Everyone knows that in the early days of Christianity priests were accustomed to marry, and that the greatest bishops were at the same time worthy heads of families. ...

... ALARM AT SOARBOROUGH. Scarborough has been more than usually lively this season on account of several sharks having recently visited the coast. They produced the greatest commotion in the water, especially amongst the bathers, who became particularly animated at their approach, though it was noticed that but very few evinced a buoyant alacrity to enter upon closer terms of intimacy with their ...

... IIAILWAY TIRAFFIC RETURNS. IC CAEtenoNIAN IRILWAY.-Wcek ending Oct. 26, £1. l131; corresponding week last year, £G1,068 ;-increase, £163. 1 GREAT EASTERN (EASTERN COUNTIES, k-C.) RAILWAY. T -Week endingi Oct. 26, £;30.708; corresponding week last fr year, £30,395 ;-increasee, £:303.. LONDWON-, CHATHAMI, AND DOVER RAILWAY.-Week it ending Oct. 26, £4,170; corresponding week last year, a £1,955 ; ...

... A ! T1SLEGR5AMS1 AALIERICAi NEw Youni, Jag. 31. *.,eeord Dcsldestcl warns the Democrats and i of the N orth to dismiss from their S rthat the South will ever consent the di 1S~flrte eter the Union ; and says that Cy a - t1 d the South to write a constitution, ,. t °every *garaiitee, the South would prefcr the n c~o*rsleie l tof Enghad or France to re-entering the ha niQQ r Tribune says the ...

... HUDDERSF1ELD CHAMBEIt OF COMMERCE. I / )7 ., .. - W ^A- --7 ; III ,n ~~~(Front vir Corresyondcntf.) b ri The monithly mneeting of the Conneil of this In as body was held yesterday afternoon, W. Willans, Esq., in lie .I- the chair. A letter was read which had been addrssd by So ;e the President to Earl Russell on the subject of ?? at consulsr arrangements in Huddersfield, setting forth some on ...