... A telegram from Naples, dated the 14th, tl informs us that the King of Italy and Prince lapoleon have had a long interview. At a OF dinner given by the Prince there were, among P others present, Signor Ratazzi and General La nt bMarmora. n cl The Mloniteor, with reference to the advance F of the Fr .uch troop; oa Mexico city alone, explains that this has arisen from the Allied C ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP I [REUTER'S TELERGRAMS] d THE WAR IN AMElRICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OTl WASHINGTON AND THE JURA. t REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ts TREASURY. a CONGRES3 AND TIlE PRuSjIDENT'S cANCIPA- AID FOR LANCASHIRE. V GENERAL BUTLER CONDEMNED BY A t FEDERAL COMMISSIONER. s RECEPTION OF THE P11FSIDENI''S MESSAGE. 1' SMART ENGAGENIENT IN TENNESSEE. h r A portion of the following ...

... SECOND EDITION OF YE.STERDAY. LATER F'ROM1 AMEIE1CA. LoxDoN DER1:Y, Thalrsd ay. -The North Amneri- can, from Queb~ec on 3d inistanlt, landled all mails, excepting Liverpool. She brings New Yhork; dates to the 3d, vai Cape Race. tEW VroRiE, Nhov. 3, Evening.-The advance of MI'CIellan's army continues. The 'edleral General Pleasington met the Confederates at Philljinonte. The Confederates, after ...

... EXTRAORDIvNARlY CONDUCTS OF A On Tuesday, a leugtlheued investigation took pilaco at the offices of the Local Marine Board, Bristol, relative to a charge brought against Cap~tainl Mathias, late master of the barque Usk, belonging to Messrs T. Benyon and Co., New- port. It will he remembered that the vessel was ordered to a port in C:hili,, and that after getting as far as Capxe Horn, Captain ...

... I GLOEDON'IAN MERCURY. SECOND EDITION. )1 EDNESIAY, 1ELI2VLN OCLOCK, CHINk. lseGnAi, Dec. 24 -Pekin and Canton are Nhtiugp has fallen into the hands of the CNle;TO lee. 31.-The export of tobacco from ?? total export ot goil from Melbourne since tte 1101arture of the lasc. mail -was 173,245 oz. IN LommoNs.-The West.instcr Iron ;iu 13attersea Fields, London, where the ,n1-k for the N;ew ...

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... that E.ASrER MONDAY IN leoNDON. gatc If you bed gone into London Si reets oil Monllay whi last, you would have imagined that all the worldb ad had come to town to make holiday, so vast were own the crowrds, so interminirable seemed the lines of in cr well-dressed people-nieiC, women, and ci.illren tlor -who were trudgilng along the pavements, so for crowded were the omnibuses inside and. out, ...

... The Parliamentary papers lately published on o the gold regions of British Columbia confirm in . the most ample manner the extraordinary narra.- tives from private sources regarding not only the b abundance of gold, but the beauty of the country C and healthiness of the climate. The present d documents comprise the despatches from Governor tI Douglas from February 1860 down to November a last. ...

... (FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) The prospectus of the expected Portuguese cl Loan was issued on Saturday evening. It is for pi £5,000,000 stockin Three perCent. Bonds. The vs price of issue is 44 per cent, with dividend from tl the 1st instant. Five per cent. is to be paid on application, 5 per cent. more on allotment, and E the remaining payments are arranged in easy in- o stalments so as to extend ...

... ,XlnpcriaI I HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDLY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. DEATH OF EARL CANNING. The Earl of GRANVILLE, who spoke under an almost uncontrollable emotion, ?? is my duty to inform your Lordships that this House has lost one of its most distinguished members. That great, just, and eminent man, Lord Canning, is no more. Under Divine pro. videoce, by the exercise of the great ...

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... SECONlD EDITION OF SATURDAY. , ?? TFRANCE. 6rders have been received at Cherbourg, Brest, l'Orieft, and IRochfort, to fit out all the ships forming the reserve. Eight gunboats on a new plan have been ordered for Xprivate company. AMERICA. The Times' New York correspondent writes on June 8th, that no general engagement had yet been reported from Richmond. Yesterday there in was a slight ...