... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... Ad ?? I AMERICA. The arrival of tho inburgh puts r in ?? ol Sewr York Intelligence to tho 8th instant, from whib it I that armyt f the o Potomacs st~ill mov on 'o-ioamV Tbe OaConfederate', It ems, are slowlyr o- tidn2~, thouh uo informatlon has beenr of their poiteona olr ?? have onlytre C° o l°tO coliio wthth Fder aalsdring thi 1'yn mrch and that was at Arhby'e Gop, w o tg werc drivoe ba ...

... The usual fortnlghtly meeting of the Select Vestry was held yesterday, ln the board room of the parish offlces, Brownlow-hiDl, Mr. Churohwarden 93mith preolded, and the following other gentlemen were also presentb:-Mfr. Chnrhwarden Denton and M^Iessrs. Wlliams, Hand, fyers, Bairatow, Luff, Elliott, Lewib, Wllson, Owen, Sathell, Peck, Dear, Roberts, Longbottom, Critelbley. THE INDUSTRIAL ...

... At the weekly meeting of the guardians of the Preston union on Tuesday, there were present-Mr. Aseroft, chair- man; Messrs. T. B. Addison, J. Cooper, R. Oliverson, and C. R. Jaoson, ex officio guardians; and the followingelected guardians :- Messrs. Satterthwaite, Howitt, Taberner, Taylor, Longworth, Gornall, Dixon, Whittle, Shepherd, Sutton, Ward, Ramsay, Abraham, T. Hiolden, (Jharnley, T. ...

... iVCTXID EDITIONj WoYrs.y Timlas' OFl'clC) Saturday, Nine a.m. WIORNING EXPRESS. (LPy Ekclrig and jarnetic Tckgvrpk.) FBANCE. A Pitols letter says it is reported that the Minister for Poreign affaire has despatched sarthor mlosivo to the Yreftb embassy in London, directing Count Flahanlt to rencr the ?? for ?? in Amorica which wore lbtely dbarded by Lord Rusl ItIs understood that the minister ...

... 8IIEW JOflN ThI4WKEY MP, ON THE OHUAQHj-', I I Alp TAG- m_ . X. 1.§_. _ X-A . I Sir John Trolawnoy in addressing his constlitanta at Tafiltook ist week, ad ho thought that upon the subject of ohurch.ratea the conscfoncos of Consorvativss wore not easy or happy. If they looked at the state of tho Church, thoy Might depend upon it that Churchmen were not eateaod with It Extraordinary th1is were ...

... DEPARTURES FOR NOVI-flpjR From P'esloi1j To BLACKBURN, ACCRINGTON, BURY, & MAX 6-35 mixed, 8-15 9-5 I1-5 M. 1.45 4-5 5-l ?? *9-5 .-On Sundays: 7-0 -9-30 M. 2 15 4 3 ?? Saturdays, and to AcMrine0 I Accringtou only.) . . ToBLAKBSURN,BURNLEY,COLNE, IlPTN B, AND LBrED.-E6-& mixed, 9-5, 11-5 M. 4 43 TAb04 *7-30 mix, A.-On Sundays : *760 M I 'a1 If A. all ?? Colne only.) -15 g'l TO CHOHLEY, BOLTON, ...

... I NEWCASTLE-urON.NTvx, SATURDAY NIGIT. All the horrors of the Hartley catastrophe have been brought to our remembrance to-day through a fearful explosion of gas which Occurred in Walker Colllery, three miles from this town, about six o'clock this morning, by which 16 men and lads hive lost their lives. Walker Colliery Is among one of the oldest in the coal trade, having been at work nearly a ...

... SOW LIME-STRiEET WARD WAS I WON AND LOST. ?? TIIIC V-DcTOliS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GentlernerO,--n my lvit letcer I raviowed in a] general temas Sorutator's first two letters with- B out going into details, with the exception of the a cronfl5ni 1 W11 now endeavour to follow him w iudetallforhoepurpose of showing the falssly of oi his reasoning and exposing the Ingenuity with which IF be ...