... -- - wc:S a . . LATEST NEWS. HaIUUD OFvlOs, TAU-Skj M'ornM., BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. LORD PALMERSTON AT SOUTH&MPTON. Southanipton, Wedn y EvIenig. . The following -address was preeentd,.by the 0orporation of Southampton to Lord Palmerston, on the ocsidas of hie visit to this town for the purpose of opening the sartley Institution:- I ulay it please your Lordeblp,-We, the Mayor, Alder. men, and ...

... NEW LAW ON MILITARY OFFBNDgRR_ - Fm a=~- (From the Observer.) Among the Ads of Parliament Psased in thb late seslon was ous1n0e the more speedy trial of homiddes committed by Persons subject to the, Mutiny Act. on Persona under the ame law. It will be recollected that some tearful crimes were Committed by solders oan their officers; and the object of the law to to bring speedily to justice ...

... . ?? - QURUNOCK. I Tnu LATE Amcirim Ott or. Gnzzocm EamLwAr.-We rf Pet to eanonnce that David Ootk, the guard who Wa3 So e-ioubly Irjured by comieg in contact with the telegraph post while n the ct of shutting a carriage door -vwhich bad been left open on eain Gls361re~enock ?? afternoon lee, died bare Yesterday morniog. Tbe deceased bore an excel- ent c acte, and we greatly respected by all ...

... pEoIDEnT LUFCOLN'S COUP VETAT. I MFM the saturay Raview.) The Northern Americans are naturally gratified by having, for the first time, met the enemy in a great; battle without incurring defeat. It now appeare that neither combatant could claim the victory, nor Is it tertain whether Gen. Lee had not previously deter- med on the retreat which he afterwards effected without molestation. At the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY C0NVITrlHE UNDE TaE ' ' ?? PO&OHING AarL . - . . . . E - - - .- - I I I At the petty see.ione held at Hale-sorth, on Wedne lay last, before the Rev. W. C. Edgell (chairman), H. A. I. Bence, Eeq., and Rev. H. Owen, Frederick Nealiag, of Weetleton, labourer, was charged with baving in his posses- tiou on a certain bighway at Balcaup, a net used for the purpose of taking game, being ...

... GLASGOW C&THEDRAL-COMPLEr[ON OF THE - . FOUR GREAT WINDOWS. I The four great windows of the Oatbedral-the east, the west, the north, and the south-preseated by Government, by the Duke of Hamilton, by the Mesm. Baird oE Gat- shetle, Aid by the Uste venerable lady, Mrs. Cecilia Douglas' of Orbistso, are now completed by the erection of the Douglas Winldow. Before describing the subjects of this ...

... I -THE EX.QUENZ OF NAPLES. (Rrom the Correspondent of the Telegrah.) Frankfort, Ont. 13. The ex Queen of Naples has fled from her husband, and soughtrefuge In an Augsburg nunnery, a a protection against the trtatment to which she has of late been subject. Thus ends ghe Ahort career of the heroine of Gaul., the female campion of legitimc, and the recipient of so many wreaths of laurel from he ...

... ENGLAND, I Trui Prin'c CONSORT MENORIAL.-Ve Thursday the w(irking committee appointed at the public meet- I ilg in January last In the Egyptian Hall, to raise a 1 fund for the erection of a national memorial of his late Royal Highness the Prince Consort, held a meet- ing at the Mansion House. There were present the Lord Mayor, and Alderman Wilson, Mr. Charles Bill, Mr. George Godwin, the Rev. ...

... I BUTESHIBE AEThLhY COBPS. This corps, which was formed last wtuter, and that very effiCetb, after the volunteerlug beat semed to some quar- ters to be coolivg down, hae receatly made surprdig and m=et gpatifing acquidtlon of numbers In the rural distric4 of ibe wand. We mentioned lately that ome o fthe officers, vitb a staff bad proceeded to Kingeeth pariah, and bad there enrolled a large ...

... I lo.s HERALD OrFFIC, Monday, 3 p.M. tera BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. five FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. .rt [REUT2Es TZLHGHal1q.] one IT ALY. Turin, Oct. 26 (EvenIng). The King hoa ordered that the marriage present made by . the t mans to the Queen of Portugal shall be exibied and during the ensuing week to the public. of The DuonI of to-day says the Company Bussogato hbi purchased the railway between ...

... AMERICAN WAR STRUGGLR I WHAT IT HAS PRODUCED- HOW IT ORIGINATED- AND WHAT IT WILL ACCOMPLISH. COMMIflNICOATEB BY ONE LONG RtSIDNBT IN THE UNITED STATZS.. (Continued from Saturda3s Heraldj 7he next question wblch we have to consider is- TIE BOUNDARY LINE WHICH THE SOUra Is LIKELY TO AWCCELPT, If they do not claim the Ch1napeake Bay and the Susque. hanza River, they will not accept leas than the ...

... THE SORROWS OF THEATRICAL MANAGEBS . IN PARIS. (From the Times' Correspondent.) The prohibition by the committee charged ?? the exmf. nation of plays of a drama founded on Victor Hugo's romance Las Miaserabe, was mentioned to you a fortnight ago, The French are by this time pretty well isured to abitraty measures of this kind, often the result of the patty spite of high cfficias,; and which, ...