... 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 ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All etters intended for puibfetwaw tmuste t aceompanitdi V the onames and acddrdses of the writers, not nccessarily for publication, beet for the information of the Editor, Cwrcspreondents who set any special vasl upon ter com- tsi'sssations must keepo cooies of than, as we cealot under- take to return unused contributions. S. L'.-It was the principal, not the ...

... DIED.-Oct. 16, aged 65, Mr. John Pearlan, of SYdIn)'- tl terrace. d ROYAL ?? HOSPITAL-La.st week Mr. G. 1I. Dw-is, c from St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, was clected to the ft office of bouso-surgeon at this establishmnent, vacant by the I resignation of Mr. 0. C. Maurice. A MsIDDLci-iow.-The brtst house in this inucir-tallred-of row was razed to the ground on Satarday morning lost, to I the ...

... THE PRITSSIAN CROWN AND CONSTI- TUTIO-N. I The breach is wideninig between the King of Prussia and his people. its yet the division is not alarming: if the King is obstinate, the people are slow. There is, howover, a gathering danger here. The ?? is instigated by a party going far beyond himself in absolutism, and whose desire, indeed, is to cut the Prussian form of Clonlstitutional Government ...

... [ TO THE EDITOR OF THE DA.ILY NEWS. Snu,-Every now and then the Tinses makes an announcement with such remarkable aptornb that for the monient it stupifies those who know it to be exactly OpPO- site to the real facts. The Zallverein discovery was at pro- digious one, such as cannot be every day repeated; but on a smaller scale the article of to-day on shield ships contains two or three ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIs,-In relation to the subject of the distress in the cotton districts, and the best mode of enabling the non-suffering portion of the working class throughout the country to give effect to the desire which we all know ani- mates them to contribute to its relief, I ventured, in a letter which you inserted in your impression of August 1, to make the following ...

... I MuONIDAY, OCTOBER0 27, 8 A.M. B. &M?.M 1D. IF. X. C. 1.1I. It. S. FAIBN ?? 4t)I S. S v9 o'5 ' 0 .45 4 ABERi ?? 2. 17142 8 .W. 5 7 c6 5 0.25 4 Mm ?? . rr . 2U 41 3; .. w 5 S ! D5 r3 BinTRv1 1 j' 2351 NW. 1. 47 0 -I - 2 VALUIMA -12.S35 G31 .W.4w7j 9S G 0 00C C Qt EUNSTOWN. 29.8-5; IV ?.5. tiI I1 :06 RO.LnI I AI .. 2D,.liS 53 2 I ?? ?? 1? 0.2. ,3 WLEYv IoU. ..9.7 t1:54 4 1 S. 6 S 7 9 o 2 013 ...

... | ?? It would be confusing to our accounts were we to acknowledge in this column any msoney which we have not received ourselves, and for which we cannot, therefore, be personally responsible. Already acknowledged, ?? ?? £8'l 1 0 Beceived yesterday, as per following ?? 5t4 0 a Total ?? ?? ?? £953 1 G Mrs Df'CartIly, Glesrcurragh House, county Cork:, ., per ?? Crean, Etsq.; Miss Egan, 17, ...

... DARING OI C'RAGE-X,&liRVOW ESCAPE OF I 71~J~G SERGEANT HOWLEY.E. In giving tiublicity to the following atidacione3 attnmpt e on the life of tie learned anl rcspected chairman of this r rounty, Mr. Sergeant Mowley, ve, in common witti his tvery ninny friends, congratulate his lordship on his .Ihappy und providential cscap3. la the course of the I crimipal buirces3 at Tipperary Q uarter Sesiaong ...

... B&THG&TZ-OCT. 24. RIFLE Cor1rrnnow.-Tfls competition commenced yester- day at the riffe range of the lat Company Batbyate Rifle Volunteers. The morning proved rather unpropitious, raim falng, and a dense mist covering the range, rendering the taret scarcely visible at 100 yards' distauca. Upwards of cosmlpetitors bad assembled on the field of action, each and all impressed with the idea of ...

... +. j,. MAUNOCM | i ThNel Boog. E. Bo verm to address the eleotors here, ?? George ID Hall, on Monday, at one o'clock. -EPUOOPAL CHEoL-We believe that the Bishop of Gl.e- Pow bas nominated theasiv. 4.^ ^-Penney, ?? as successor to the Rei.fZ Sotior,'wh ,o has reskgned the ministerial charge of Holy Wlavty ITureh. :r. Penney Is son of the IatseColonel Penney, who was one of the firet via- tims ...

... TBE WEST HIGHLAND?-PROPOSED RAILWAY BEEWEEN AERDF1IEUIG AND CGIN&N. I To 9C Bdifoe of W GCWwm HraI. ?? is a culious ?? colmeated with some of our requirements, that i5 some localities tha most atsn. os competition exis, while In other and neighbouring places there ?? a total stgnation-a sitte of collaps3. This is peculiarly the care 13 matters connected with the meats of ?? ?? communication, ...