... ? Qt 'framan's gaurlialo I _ _ .I BY the arrival of the Scotia at Quecastown on Satur- day, we bave news from New York to the l9th ult. By this arrivalwebavedates ?? Orleans tothe4thult, furnishirg details of the expedition under command of General Weitzel. The Federal forces encountered the enemy in considerable strengthat a place called Labadiae ville, and defeated thom atter a brisk tight, ...

... I A MERICA ! Queenstown, Hatnrday.Morning. The royal mail steamer Scotia, frora Now. York on the. 20th inst., arrived off the harbour this morning. She brings 127 passengers, and has 869,160 dola. in a- specie on freight. Having landed 105 sacks of mails and, Jc four passe6gers, she proceeded immadiately for Liver. on pool-all well. The Scotia was detained at New York, an till the 20th by ...

... -S1 -_ :. _ d Lam.1. . 1._-LA L_ WE rejoicec to see that the great henrt of this whole country, tender and trae as it is, has been pro- foundly touched. with compassion for thosc who, without the aid which has been, and still is afforded. by its generous impalses, vould lhavc been clecm- ming, hungering to death, in Lancashire. Every day affords fresh proof that Eaglish men and women to ...

... IT is with deep regret that we have to announce the th death of the accomplished author and dramatist, E Sheridan Knowles, which took place yesterday morn. m ing at six o'clock, at Torquay, Devonshire. For a tb condiderable time the venerable gentleman had been nh so weak and ill that his friends had abandoned every hr hope of bis ultimate recovery. Only a few months af ago, he was removed ...

... THE SUEZ CANAL. I . A . ?? (From the T1iee? Correspndentl The cowtructlon of the rigoeb which form the chanel for the conveyance of the water to the Centre of the Isthmus, asw been pushed forward during the pat summer by a coan centration upon It of the company's whole efforts, regardless apparently of every consideration but that of being able to put forth a fresh sensational announcement. ...

... LOCAL AN] GENERAL I . ?? LEEDS, DECEMBER 1, 1862. LrEDs TOWN COUNOIT,.-A special meeting of the Courcil has been summoned for Wednesday next but, so far as appears front the notice paper, the business is merely of a routine character. LEEDS, SKYRACK, A-ND Mo0tamy SAVINOS BANK. -Forn the 22nd to the 27th Nov. inclusive, the batik has received from depositors the large sum of £3,560, alld has ...

... T]ELEGRAPHCC INTTELLIGENCE. (REuTER'U TELEGRAMoS) I RESIGNATION OF THE ITALIAN MINISTRY. TURIN, Nov. 30, EvENING. The It(li of tlis eveniing ?? is asserted that the Cabinet have tendered their resignation, ani that a ?? will be made to parlia- meat tormorrow which will explain their motives for this step. _ l THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Nov. 28, EvENiNG. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies ...

... Islasgviu C~jtaclo MIONDAY MORNING, DECMBER 1. WE publish In our advertising columns to-day the firet ?? of the subscribers to the Glasgow Cotton Operatives' Relief Fend, which embraces thehandsome eum of £13, `756, 9s. We trust thle is only the com- mencement of a long roll of generous contributions; for assuredly every penny will be needed to face the deepening winter and the extending ...

... THE TRUST AND LOAN FUND OF UPPBR CANADA. On Friday nan extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at the companry'soffices, i5, moor. gate-street, for the purpose of declaring a dividend; Mir. E, P, BOuV=EBI in the chair. The report, which has already appeared, having been read- The CHAIRMeANT, in moving its adoption, said that the most salient feature of the report was the slight ...

... (JROMr THE SATURDAY REVIEW.) On February 3, 1830, the minutes of another la Conference were signed. All idea of any vassalage cc to the Sultan was given up. The Three Powers fu still assumed the duty of selecting the first h. Sovereign of the new State; but they took care w to assert that they did so by express delegation hi from the free suffrages of the Greek nation; but ri beyond this first ...

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... I RIGHT PERSONS KI[LTLED. l AuqwiscHe, Nov. 27.-An ilqluist was opened by I.Vt iardy, the coroner for North Northumberland, thik afternosn, at Rock, abeut five miles froin thic towvn, ou the bodies of hlary Ann Orpeth, aged 13, Jane Orpeth, 16, Isabella Richardson, S0, EFlizabeth Scott, 17, Annofllall, 21, David Woodcock, 16, Isabolla Stratighien, 16, and Margaret Smith, 21, young persons ...