... It LONDON, DECEMBER 12. I DUEL BEiww MzNoTi GAsiBALi) AND PALLA.- VwCINO.-A calamitous duel has been fought to.day near Turin between MenottI Garibaldi, the hero's eldest son, and that Colonel, now -Brigadier-Ganeral, iP31arIno, who attaoked the volunteers at Aspro. monte. This later had given offence to the officers of Gastbaldi's staff when he said In his report that ,while the combat reged ...

... 5 UNLVERBITY OF GL&SGOW-ADDaESS TO rTH I REV. DRE HELL. At a meeting of the students attending the theologicl clase In the University, held on Thursday the 27th olt., IL was ?? agreod that an Address be drawn up aat presented to the Rev. Dr. Hill expressive of the studentea gratitude tohimus professorand affctlon forblm as ofrlend It w also greed that the reverend professor should be requested ...

... I LATEST-NEW i tsAT1EST- E'W I HUAD Oro, Fritd Mmm&16 B MAGNETINTELLGENCE. Th bP lore poodert o te gn sys thevberyli 4ubt thA the dhists condition of ONe nnufing 4il1tlots In Pranceu Ilie. the Emperor to ?? mos at teidely to the iepreventalona o; W. dA, the Southern Qommlulr, than he ?? woulMd. Is rpor that aothere nte by IL Dconya de Lhujsm on ahe nessty of a paceable Intervention, wlll be ...

... I THTE. METOPOLITANByILWAYw I The date of the opening of this Important metropolitan Improvement remines still undecided, and the eoly reply to Inquiries on the subjet Is, that It Wi shortly be open This b a promise which has been made repeatedly for %be last ds months; bat a variety of cauees seem to have operated to prevent Its fulfilment. This much Is certain, that no official inspection ...

... I LAT.EST I :- ?? - , X NEWS. I ZML . ?? aiurdy EMemfoli 2AY MA.GHEI'lO TBZLRGAPH4 1ORBIGNT INTELLIGENOW~ VTMY OF THU TAOOPS AT STL PETBR URG. The YVioena 0orrepondent of the Tina sy that a few days ago a ?? of Lanoers of the Garud, which to at S Petersburg, matil AU the: privales I and aonMinusned. officer ae now ID ohlnse and In prisn, sdtibj will be soon tiled by. ocurt-iara, wich !* tao be ...

... RAMILTON-Doe. 4L I 1RarhwAv VmAwm. ~ &Vn _. a 1_ - *, - I I RAMILWTAt V0oMA. Ms-O* the 18th of NoveMnbe ast, a person named William Martin, baker, East Calder, w paeunge. with thetesan which left ilasgow Buchanan Stre Station o2 the Valedozlan Rillwsy, a t 20 P d,, and when at a point of the lne betwixt Old Oarnbroe and Holy. town Bank, he ldt tbe carriage by which he wa eo travelling, while ...

... R N-A~t x;N, THP MURDERER; OR, FRANH oGSHAUGfHNESY'S FAMOUS RUN; BY A CONSTABUL.\RY OFFICEa. (Fromn tbe Dubblin 1Uiversity Magnzine,) (Cancu cuded froce Saturdt?%V's Herald) TI.e even ful d-.y vf trial ceoae, aad en w- poa, e .at the ber. He wss well dresel in black, and ?? unacon erLed. KHaving heard the Jrdictment, he ?? not gutilY, ncddiag to Ur, D-, his conuseL Mrs. Erooke wva the firat ...

... . .. . ?? (P'rom the Daily News.) On Thuisday evenleg, s1on after five o'clock, a fira broke ot in the ?? oil, tsiiow, and turpentine varohauaos belvngr g to Messrs. Price & Co., William Street, White- frirs. The warehouees of Messrs. Prio3 cover a lrge area of ground, extending from William Street down to the ?? aide, about 600 yards In length and 100 In width ; boonded on the weet by the ...

... CONSRECRAT1ON OF THE ROYAL MAUSOLSUA. I~ ?? - . At .. - - . - (From the Dnlly News.) The coneecraton of the Royal mausoleum at Frogtnore tock plaoe on Thursday. Her Majesty, previous to the ceremony, weat from the Catle to Frogmote Hou40 in the most private manuer, and when the Bishop of Ozford, the clergy, and members of the Royal houtebold and othere had assembled, walked to the mausoieum, ...

... THE FATAL CGLLIERY EXPLO3ION AT RDMONVS MAIN. ANOTHRi IC -I 3MPLOIOIr, * .u ~orti befere(FROM the Leads Mercury.) 311 81ortY befors tfour o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, M as already britefly ported, anothe explosion tok place at the k' Zdmond's Main Collery, for exceeding is Vloleno the one be which caused the death of the men now lying in the work. logs of the pit The extraordinary violence ...

... F m-- ft VAM DUEor BombtoA- ajBpONDIN [ - ' , I - - P06ta and *tftjMemtb I k eib hrhtmmaas 461r . ahs, iaad Stsa abl&bg pealguta be* aid coid E{ the e;er wor adxj d -en arena the hg lasl~ ~~ , {Tg~~ .- d= reasedt ?? ?? 'good old tk abOss, o lass nwad .I, ?? ?? cloudsnedd daps. What ir-kase UW W0-ther tbo , e BrfrtI zowofth Reees hi th ,exception. We have this wek In the mbesl been nngs tbe ...

... SIR JOSHUA, JEDB'B PEN OF PRIZE LLKBS . .. AT Taz m OPOraTAN FAT ?? stow, Dzc., 1862, (From Punch.) What Ellman, of Glynde, was as an Improver of our short- woolled Southdowne, Bakewell, of Ditclhiy, as an Improver of the old lonwoolled Lelasters, and Calley, of Fenton, or Joua Webb, of Babraam, as roaer of the long and shot.. woolled strains, Sir JosbhuJebb may claim to be, la the ose of bhb ...