... FJANCE,-fiscord stillprevails, it is said, in the cabinet-and this is confirmed by the denials in the Moeitezer. MM7. Fould and Persigoy insist on dis- armament; the ministers of war and marine oppose vigorously any reduction; while MI. Walewski, pro- vided he heeps his Monrteusr, his theatres, and his influence, and is sate from the finance minister, does not care how they settle matters. ...

... I EXTENSIVE CONFL&GRAT[C)N IN PISILECO; At an early hour on Thursday morning a fire broke out in the piemnises of Messes. Holland and Sons, cabinetmakers, Ranelaghastreet, Pimlico. At a, quarter past one, police constable P;lundelL 90 B, observed flames issuing from the timber-yard; and he at once gave the alarm, and in a very short time after the outbreak several engines were in attendance. ...

... ooss OUTRAGE ON RIITISH FLAG. rT'HE s Uyp OF THE CONFEDERATE COM-IMIISSIONERS. Fop L EX C[TEMENT & INDIGNATION. al1 l steamship La Plata arrived at tie LDr, eon1 ednoesday from the West Indies. ,TIaro' mail steamer Trent was on her way to 111 ILs wti thile Mexican, Havanoah, and Ja S 'b alis veu, within a short distance of St. Ivaiea 'Ia c w'ss ?? by the federal man-of war San T he faw ' tte ...

... TILE CAPTURED AMLERIUN SlIp, OFFICIAL PROTEST OF CAPTATIN NrmA Captain WiS. H. Nelson, late ~ll JU.de American ship Harvey Birch has made tlboaer a protest to the United States' conadatecojwlhg church-street, city, respecting the titl ' tOO0. struction of his ship ad da- 1, W~iimOSn Honey Nelson,oftecy York, in the United States of Areoritaof y50 mnariner, do solemnly, sincerely, and ?? ek ...

... ?? CD , FURTE1R DISCLOSUIRES. The agents at Bath of the above undertaking have Issued the following circular:- Now that the re- port of the accountants of the above conpaoy is before the public, we think it due to you and to ourselves to state that we view with the utmost sorrow and indignation the gross deception which has been practised upon you and upon ourselves. We are all the victims of ...

... THEE CAPTURE OF PORT ROYAL. The Plaladelpiia inquirer has the following from Foxtress Mounme, derived from rebel sources:- ,IL anticipation of the arrival of the great expe- dition, the rebels have beeu engaged in erecting hat teries upon a point at Hilton-head, near Beaunfrt, andd opposite the neck of land. The principal forti- ficatio n Hilton-head was ?? Fort Wal- her, aid ?? on lov land, ...

... OUTRAGE ON TEE BRITISH FLAG. We know not when this country has had such just cause of indignation against the American Republic as has been provoked by the insolent and daring act of aggression and ?? nerpetrated on the British Flag by the seizure of the mail-steamer Trent, in the Bahama Channel, by the American ship of war the San Jacinto. The news of this piratical outrage, which reached our ...

... IMUORAL TRAFFIC IN WOMEN. On Wednesday, Mr. Albert, the agent for the So- ciety for the Protection of Women and Chldren, ap. peared at the Marlborough-street police-court, and said be was requested by the society! of which Lord Raynham was the chairman and himself the agent, to lay before the magistrate the following ease. It vac one which bad been before his worship before, by a letter ...

... MR. and MRS. CHARLES MATHEWS I. At Home:, 0 rare Charles Mathews, exclaimed the renowned Christopher North, after a visit to the old Lyceum,l he becomes the original with such intensity that the original seems to dwindle into an imperfect and ineffectual imitation of his own self. You cannot allow the original original, after you have seen and heard Charles in him, to perform himself; ha ...

... TIHE OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA. By the Overland Mail we have received papers and letters from Calcutta to October 22d, Madras to October 29th, and Hong Kong to October 15th. The news from Calcutta is not very important. The dulness of the annual holiday in India had, however, been broken by the pub- lication of Lord Canning's resolutions for the sale of waste lands and the redemption of the land ...

... I LETTER OF SECETARY OF WAR CAMERON BY UEUT.-GENEBL U. rflRRON6T THO0MPO. The letter of Secretary at War Cameron of 14 Oct., 1861, has bearings on the interests of such Eng- lishben as feel anxious for the abatement of the nuisance of slavery, sufficient to authorise the most free discussion. The first Impression of It Is, that It is the choicest specimen of see-saw the world has seen, and ...

... i We have again to record one of those atrocious at. tempts upon life and property for which the town of Sheffield has attained such unenviable notoriety. In this case there is every probability that the outrage will result in the death of a woman who was one of the sufferers It appers that at the extensive fender and stove- grate works at Greenlane of Alderman H. E. Hoole, ex mayor of ...