... All doubt respecting the of the steamer North Briton, whioh sailed tram November 2 and was due at Liverpool November 13, has bee* cleared away receipt of the lof oration that abf was, on November 5, totally lost Paroquet Island, which forme one of tfce group called the Mlngan Islands, on the eoaet Labrador, The steamer appears have driven ashore In fog, bnt details of the disaster which have ...

... London, Tuesday Aftip.noon. Increased firmness is apparent in the .English stock market, consols being 94£ 94.J for money, with the six month' interest, and 92| for the account, less the half-year's dividend. New threes are 92$ 92jf« The operations the railway share market have been rather extensive, and a further advanoe 3 taken place in price?. Tie Pera, which loaves the instant for the East ...

... Cork, Wednesday. This splendid vessel arrived last night at Queenstown. She gave great satisfaction her trial trip. She steamed with sails fully 18 miles an hour, and was perfectly steady, although the wini rose to reef-topsail breeze. The Revenge, with Admiral Smart on board, was her companion but the Warrior bad frequently to go half speed so as not to lose sight of her consort. Lord ...

... fallowing ia * copy of the protect Captain W. H. Nelson, master the captured ship the B.'roh w L William Xebon, the Now York, to tno Cnitod Statw America, warinor. Mltmnlj, rinoeroly, aud I that X salted from tbo«aid of Mow Turk, oa th. 20:h day lut, muter cl tbo ■hip B'r.'h, of No» York, »hlp owned and i*g'»tor«d Wow York la with tbe lawa the State*, bound for the port Havre Umof, io ...

... The Convent des Piseaux Is great establishment the Boulevard Invalided from 200 to young ladies are brought up. the garden of this establishment two the pentionnairea were, daring their hours of recreation, playing at some French game in which the'player* torn very quickly round and bring their hands into sharp collision when meeting. In doing so oce happened ran her fingers with considerable ...

... Tubis, NOV. 4. CX!>odilion ' com ,sei of ,~\* *>« ing organised at Malta, has been ««■ from proceeding by the arrest of the chief at Naples. Tictinu» erao 301118 Frenoi engineers have fallen tiie trig&nds. ...

... I ADVERTISEMENT. Having found by experienoe that it not possible to work an administrative battalion sttisfactorilT here, bave determined to endeavour form a regiment, aocordanoe with the Government regulations, as published by authority the Secretary State for War, dated 19fch January, 1861, be called The Liverpool Rifle Brigade.' It 1a proposed to have a parade ground the Parliament-fields ...

... PRBESNTATiON TO JOHN ELLERTHORPE. Last Wednesday evening an event took place in Hunl, which will hereafter be remembered with feelings of very great pleasrer namely. the presentation of several testimonials to a ?? of toil, one of the true sone of nature's nobility. The Music-hall, Jarrattestreet, was selected for what the large posters on the walls fore- shadowed for the demonstration to John ...

... -MISCELLANEOUS .. }OPNERAL SCoTT.-It may Interest many of our readers to lear'lthst the ancestors'of General Soott, the late Cocn- ?? of the Amertoan Federal army, whose acriel n ths e~untywa reprte In hefail of yester- lay, belonged' to L~anrk, aned othatdthe gallant veteran is disea~tly'retatea to tlie family ot the late in~innt painter, Davi liett R..A.It I sad t behispurpose to pass the ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL, The Journal of to-morrow will contain the fth of the series of Letters from Florence; an examin. ation of the Controversy on the Jewellers and the Exhibition of 1862; and a comparative return of the Charities Collections for the three years, THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. The 14th end 15th chapters of IRedwood Trevor: a Tale of the Bull Ring Riotn, will appear in the ...

... ' I |SSUaGLING.-A large quontity of brandy (about 47 kegs) has ?? lardei at' our Cnstom Houso in charge o e ciptain efher Majest's revenue nd ttei Deance, whlch we Icarn were picked Iup off Wyke. Such an occurrence is Idom heartd of in this neighbourhood. To all apoearance te aegs had been under water for some time.- Wdlthire It appears that one of the Queen of Spain's chaplain. P5. Fernando ...

... LT L ATES T NB WSO B! immo51 ANeD IxTBuirAfIOZ#AL TIrMMenAPH. oma0, T1wzM BuimflWo, NEw Snmu , OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TuniN, NovzmBEB 20 (Evening. Tbe Italian Parliament was re-opened to-day. In the Chamber of Deputies, Baron Ricasoli, President o the Council, explained the present state of the Roman question. He said that be had drawn up a plan of re- conciliation between religion ...