... [REUTERI'S THLEGRAMS.]1 ARRIYAL OF THE NORWEGIAN. M'CLELLAN RiEMOVED FROM' COMMAND. F I -LONDONDERRY, FRIDAY. The steamship Norwegian has arrived at this c harbour. NEnw YORK, Nov. 10, EVZNINa, Btauregard has ordered all slaves and non-com. a batants to leave Charleston, MIClellan has been offloially relieved from aom t mend, and Burnslde appointed to command the t army of the Potomac. ...

... FULL PARTICULAR3 OF THE ]REMO3VAL OF ML ELMAN. GREAT EXOITEMENT IN THE NORTHa. REPORTED DEFEAT OF BURNSIDE AN D ADVANCE OF THE CONFEDERATES. The Brltlsh and North American royal mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, which sailed from Bocston on the 12slr instant, arrived in the Mersey yesterday. bhe brought 125 passengers, of whom 17 landed at Queenstown, and $240,805 in specie. LATEST Svid ...

... In answer to the numerous Inquiries that are belnd made as to what has been the result of the moeting of the clergy of Liverpool, held at the Town Hau yesterday 'week, we have pleasure In Stating that the amounts handed to the treasurers since then are n3- follows :-Collected at the undermentloned churches -St. Mary'sp, Grassendale, £243 133. 5d.; Sb. Ann's, Aigburtb, £189 8s. St. Clement's, ...

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... I THE QUESTION OF MEDUiTION. The Times still declares against the expediency of any precipitate action; but none can doubt the fuill sincerity of the Emperor's proposals. When the French despatch reaches New York, it wlll make of eourse a great commotion, but it is to be hoped that it will also lead to wholesome reflection among the supporters of Mr. Linooln's Government. It may be well that ...

... I WHJ!I WOTR'S EXPERIMENTS AT SHOEBURyRSS I Someveryianpt trials of the new shall in. 1 bented bynMr. Wtworth were made on Thursday at I8hoeburyness, in preenef t Dke of tetth r sot, Earl de Qg, Sir John Hay, Admiral Sartorloiss r. Whitws by Sirn Wit tamuc longerronge, anda large aaaemblage'of clvii e sgineet aa thers W rlrested In the construction of arbo ery and iron. plated ships. I The ...

... MEESEY DOCKS BOARD. I The weekly meeting of the Mersey DOOIIH and Harbour Board was held yesterd ay, at the Doak Office, Rlevcnue'bnidings. Mr. Rankin presided; and the othez members present were M~essrs. .Fernle, Tobin, Iteult, Smith, Andersen, Arnold, Graves, fiugton, Hos uby, Kien dal, Faruwvorib, iForwood, Bashell, Eihand, Hyslop, iDarbyahire, and Llttledale. WORKS COMMITTEE. This ...

... HULL PRICE CulRR4EN'r. CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENNG IINSEED-ia ?? aq r ?? 0 0 0 @ £0 00 Do EastIndia . 3 5 0- 3 10 0 Do Egyptian . 0 0.o - 0 0 0 Do Petersburg fine .3 0 0- 8 3 0 Do Archangel ,. 3 O 0 0 0 00 Do Riga 215 0- 217 0 Do Maneland konigaberg ,, 2 14 0 2 16 0 RAPESEED-German& Danish ?? 3 10 0- 3 12 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 2 0 0- 2 10 0 OIL, OLIVE-3allipoli, V ton ?? 61 t 0 -82 0 ...

... I _ ?? ARRIVAL Oy STEAMERls.-The following' sheam vessels, most of which have been detained on PI! flccount of the recent gale, arrived at this port on Yo Saturday morning :--The Ironmuasteir, from Bordeaux - to, the Lumien, from Cronstadt; the Gertrude, from Riga T the Secret, from Stettin; the Odin, from Konigsberg fi the Zeland, fromi Koniigsberg; and the Alexander, from leI Stef tin. ce, ...

... TRAGIOAI -SUICIDE OF A FRENCH OOUNTESS. An Irish contemporary, the Limerick Ohronicle, is re- qyonsible for the following sensation story, whieli, if not trbe, at least does credit to the invention of the writer:-- The sudden death of one of the leading stars of the fashionable' world of Paris is announced, and rumour states in rather a singular manner. At the Rtux of Ems, the Countess de - ...

... L A T E ST N EWTv S. - ?? B f X L TRIO &N D iNTEICNATIOhAL M9 t RAPIL Nweicm Tivns BUIDING S. ILW S3TDmT. TrR's TELEGRnAAM 3. THlE AMERICAN WAR. McCLELLAN DISMISSED FROM COMMAND OF THE ARMY. SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST 11H,1. T.DNDONDEEHl-Y, T RIRAV. The Norwegian has asrived withl ariviesi to the 1 Ith instant. N13NEW YORK, N ovminsM u I 1th (Evening). Beauregard. has ordered all slaves and non ...

... D~UDLEY. MacTacTO OF TUO C'OURT LeseT.-ELeOTtON OF MAYOR AND OFFa'ER9e.-Thle annual meeting of the ancient Court tonok plaice at Thle Ie-tfel yesterdlay, caftan thcem lvere presen~t Isl. E GIrainger Mlayor for ties past year). the Rev, T. Harper, Messrs. C. Tinleoy, J. Necessed, WV. H. liroolee, T. Biretteil, S. Ittdgs, T. Price, J.1 Jordlan, J. F. Watkins, IV. Minty, B. Ceebrane, G. Stesveoan ...