... It will be seen on referenee to our advortising columns that Signor Gavazzl will deliver his farewell lecture this evening, in Hope Hell. On Saturday afternoon, a boy named Thomas Evans wss received at the Southern Hospitsl, sufftr- 3 g from a severe scalp wound caused by a hammer fallng upon ?? ab the schooner Heroine, lying In the King's Dock. The paper for the meetint of the Architectural ...

... LATEST TELEGI{APHIC NEWS. TUE BANK NY)TE FORGERIES. The whole of the prisoners were yesterday con- ralfbed for tria3, wvhiuh will take plao3 at the sesslons of ti:e Central Crhuinal Conrt whichuuconmence on the 151h December. 113 FATAL C:'.ULLIERY EXPLO- SIO2N AT NEWCASThE. NEWVCASTLE, THURSDAY. The lnnesqt which wwa opened on Monday on the bodies of tho men killed by the explosion at Walker ...

... LATEST ThLEGRAPH[IO NE WS. flr. W. A. WilklinsOn has offered himself as osum dll3lato for Relgate. He contested the borough In The powder magzline of a firework maker, Mr. clitharoe, In Bethnal Green, London, exploded yesterday morning, by which four persons were severely, luajred. etie a The bedy fo~nde ht N'orwood has bean Identified as that of Mrr. Sleek, seeond steard of the E'srl of ...

... i LVERPOOL OLLEGIATE I . OBTITM1ON, I The danal ?? rie i onnection with this do iotttoprevios to IS. Cluatitos vacation Itook o pla06c ysteday, inthe sI&oelectsiihal. There was a yry R numerous attendance of bhe paretias and friends of the 42a it gllttitlon. 525~~~o A Chrtstmrsa hymn having leetn suing, I His Lossosuw first cangralulated Dr. Howson and, the H Other masters of the schools on ...

... I. Juan de Ia Faente. who has replaced General ?? Dobltdo as Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs, has ID addressed a circular to the governors of States, setting fr forth the programme of his administration. After as declaring that his first duty Is to use the greatest ti energy in drder to repulse the foreign invader, he Pc adds- All the means which the law and practice It of nations ...

... I WuINDSOR CARTLB, SATURDLY, NOV. 15 HerMajesty walked In the Romne Park Intbefore. noon, and also took a carriage drive. Her Majesty was socompanied by her Royal EIighnessthe Princeas Alexandra of Denmark, her Royal aighneaPrinb5 Louis of Hesse, and her Royal lighness the Princes Helena. Tihe equerry In waeting to the Qteen, Lord 0. Fitszoy, attended her Melajesty. Prince Loui8 of Heese, ...

... ARCHITECTURAL & ARCHMED LOGICAL SOCIETY. The members of WEs society held the seventeenth meeting of the session last evening, at the Royal Institution. Mr. J. M. Hay presided. Amongst the donations to the soeiety ws a, valuable illuminated work, entitled The Sermon on the Mount, from Messrs. W. and G. A. Audisie, architects of this town. It oontains Zlaboratej executed designs in illuminated ...

... We this morning publish the important news which the people of Great Britain have been anxiously expecting for some days. The decision of the Federal Govern- ment is now known-the Southern Com- missioners, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, have been delivered up to the Power from whose custody they were so wrongfully abstracted. It is true that this momentous intelligence has not yet reached us in an ...

... THE HARTLEY ?? Wrltlng from the scene of the dreadful catastrophe, on lfondsy evening, a eorrss~,enderit of the Time, Ey 1 urther searchtfor bodles hvn been aba- cloned, and I am glad to slaty thatthere is good reason to conlude that the number whihhas been recovered -199- (with the five killed In the shaft) represents the whole extent ofthe calamity. It was conjectared that some eight or ten ...

... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWFEET ENGLAN9D AND IRELAND. It is not generally known that in order to receive the news brought by the Amerloan paskets as they touch at Queenstown It is necessary that the despatches should be forwarded by telegraph a distance of nearly eight hundred miles, or about one-half of the entire length of the cable which for a short time stretched across the Atlantic. ...

... GARTBALDI3S PARLIAMENT. li~~ ~ ~~ . Tha Ounoil of Tu~ni, MARCH 12. TheConoi o th 41WItLa Emassoipstuon 80. leoty, as it resulted from the vote of yesterday, con. sists of Garibaldi, president, by acclamation ; maen. bers by ballot, Orispi, Inbertini, Doifi, Mosto, delde, Cadolini, SeooUl, De Bovi, KNlotera, Susibe, Cam. ntlly, arioMrl, ani Mioeli, Oxivoli, Berbaul, Gril. Avezze n, Frlissi. ...

... | Nearly all the troops In the Britlsh army pass through Aldershott in turn, and it is calculated tbat about two-thirds of those who are quartered there have on an average five hours of leisure in the day, sraking nearly 50,000 hours daily among them to be need for good or for evil If the questiou is asked in what way do they spend this leisure time, the answer is that, out of camp, they are ...