... ?? 'rn Ar, ts. _- FRIDAY 11 A.mI. i (By Electric antd raternafional Telegraph). L AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Thunsday ?? New York and _ Philadelphia Company's steamer Kangaroo from New York arrived here. She brings 19 cabin and 61 steerage passeugers and 170,000 dollars in specie, 0 NEW YORK, lst.-Morning. -The Federal occupation Is of Nashville is officially confirmed. General Buell is reported to ...

... The Parliamentary notice-paper issued yesterday gives the following list of the amendments to be mnoved on Mr. Walpole's ?? on the Levised Code. The anmendiments of which Mr. Baibes gave notice on Monday 1 appear in to-day's Suappfleine7t Mr. Ayrton.-As an amendment to AIr. Walpole's first resointios:- Leave out all after 'schools,' aid hisert 'it is expedient that all the 3 existing classes ...

... e, There is a heavy south-west gale blowing here to-day. The Crystal Palace, liastings, Mackerel, has foundered in whlle conming into harbour ; all hands, eightin number, lost. of TEICNMOUTH, Fridayight. it Last night, during a gale of wind from S.W., with to a very heavy sea, the sloop Elizabeth, of this place, was nt observed to run on the bar. The lifeboat of the National n. Lifeboat ...

... TEE LEEDS MERCURY. TiE preparations for the conlliot in Prussia gD briskly forward. By means of royal proclamations, official newspaper artislos, and other less direct but per- baps more potent means, the Government is trying to influence the minds of the electors. The Govcrnment officials throughout the provinces are fully instructed for their duties when the elections come on, and if the ...

... 1 | ThE AMERICA. TEBATTLE OF FORT DONNELSON'. at The New YorkP Timcs publishes a, letter from its special ,at correspondent, giving an acicount of the capture of Fort ht D)onnelsoo or it was determined by General Grant to make the ttack I ,i fromn two directions-by land from the directionl of F~ort *g ?? Henry, and by water uip the Cumberland, assisted by anr Ii al adcquate column of troops ...

... THE present pisition of European affairs has caused a good deal of; uneasiness in quarters prone to lbe affected by political excitement. France 4anbd Italy .are equally objects of solicitude, and there are just now many little questions pending, all of which threaten toinvolve Europe in troublesome, if not dangerous complications. According to La Iresse, indeed, vwe shall be very fqrtunate if ...

... HOUSE OF LO]StDSTHURSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five 'clock. Some personal explanations took place between Eari Derby, the Lord Chancellor, and Lord Cranlworth, respecting some remarks made by the Lord Ch-ancellor its the discussion Oa the o Lunacy bill the other, night. e The Exchequer Bills bill passed through committee. F In reply to an inquiry from the .larquis of ...

... NOTWITSTANDING our experience of news- paper audacity, it is yet somewhat surprising to I us to find so many journalists giving a flippant i off-hand opinion upon such a delicate and ' difficult question as that wbich on two recent evenwig mas aroused the House of Commons from its listlessness and -called forth the highest f powers of its most distinguished members. s There has been nothing in ...

... LETP)S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A lieetingto of the, Cotunc-il- of- th Chamber of CoInsrewsheld at the office, Park-row, on Wednesday last , .Lupo, E sq., President in the chair. - BONIN~sG WAttEiioUSES. - Th Ilbcm ittee osl the proposed bonding warehouses replorted that it bad twice mnet tlse commiittee appointed bly the TownyCoancil. Thiejoint commiiittee had not yet agreed ou any ...

... a 4 ?? ; .. -f 4.1- . - ?? X1 The gaities of thc Paris Season are still very monotonous. No extraordinary incident, or niew lion gives variety to the very fashionable salons. Mr. Slideli, it is true, will be shortly insalled in what the Legitimists caU la Ce'COeC de la crcfne de lo societe Parisienze. Already that delectable section of the brilliaut world, in this brilliant cit I, has ...

... (Iomn our forth ?? Cbrrespondieat. ) 2'k11rsdagy FeeVCige. Tlce illcessant rains sinceO Saturday last have caused tihe cries of the North Ridinig to overflow their 1leeks, MAd to-d:ay the Lys, Dewent, anld Once have lait tlC flat ?? the Vales of Pickering aud York deep uider watnr Tho fine autumn enabled the lowland farmers to sow a Consideeable breaditlh of wheat, much of which is nafoetuil ...

... TimE Message which PRESIDENT LINC!OTN has sent to the United States Congrcss, proposing a scheme for the gradual abolition of slavery, is be- yond measure the most important State-paper to which he has ever appended his signature. The vast importance of the question with which it deals, and the magnitude of the results which may fairly be cx- pected to flow from the adoption of his proposal, ...