... [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, ...

... We eannot undertake to return communications of vwhich we do not avail ourselves. Communications should always be legibly written in Ink. and on one side of the papesron y; length Inoreases the difficulty of finding space for them. Whatever is intended for Insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for pub- licatlon, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... 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 ...

... IMplRTAN' RAILWAY CAsSE.-On Tuesday at the Ormnskirk Cntv CourtJ Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes, of Hyde, Cheshire, sued ohn esii, out-door porter at the Southport railway station, fr Xo the value of a box containing dresses, jewellery, ic., wbi clb lad been lost while in his charge. From the evidence it peared that in July last Mrs. Barnes visited Southport, and 2aterher address had been written on ...

... New Brighton College was destroyed by fire on Monday evening. Prince Napoleon and the Princoss Clotilde arrived at Southampton on Saturday. The death of Mir. J. G. Stapylton Smith, judge of the Lincolnshire county courts, is announced. The colonelcy of a battalion of the 60th Rifles is ren- dered vacant by the death of Lieutenant-General Sir Wm. G. Monre. A lady from Odessa, finding, it is ...

... DEATH OF MRS. MAnTrw.-On Monday last, Mrs. Mar- tin, wife of Mr. Martin, Superintendent of the County Constabulary, stationed at Ormskirk, died from injuries received by her on thb 5th ult. Painful rumours became prevalent, and an inquest was held on Thursday, before Mr. Driffleld, coroner. The witnesses examined were Jane Robinson, domestic servant to Mr. Martin, Ellen Roth- well, oharwomin, ...

... DEPARTURES FOR NO From Preston. To BLACKBuRN, AoCRINGTON, Buny, & 11AR T 6-35 mixed, 8-15 9-511-5 Mx. 1-45, 4i5 5 10 7BE.3 '9-5 A.-On Sundays: 7-0 t 9-30 M. 2-15 6 3° -30 ?? Saturdays, and to Aceringto Accrington only.) ly. To BLAOKBURN, BURNLEY, COLNE, SKIPTON BE AND LEEDs.-6-35 mixed, 9-5, 11-.5 x. I4 N BROfEl *7-30 mix, A.-On Sundays: *7-° x. 2-1_5 ,1 A. all ?? Colne only.) .-1l To CIIoRLEY ...

... PRESTON TOWN COUNCIL A meeting of the members of the Preston Town Council was held on Wednesday, in the Assembly-room of the Bull Hotel. There were ?? Mayor, in the chair; Aldermen Pedder, Parker, Goodair, E. Birley, W. Birley, -Myree, Miller, and Hunmber; Counnillors Benson, Dawson, Ridiags, Hiumber, Wilcockson, T. Goodair, R. Goodair, Seed, Williamson, Arkwright, Woods, Myres, -Noblett, ...