... tow urn o - Marnl TO THE EDITOR OF TH1E DAILY NEWS. pi SIR,-Every one who wishes well to the Greek li nation must have been well pleased at once with the c conduct of the Greeks themselves since their revo- a lution, and with the way in which their conduct has t been appreciated by Englishmen in general. Things b have, in fact, come back to their natural position. si It was a thoroughly ...

... I I A correspondent of the Nord, writing fron Athens, gives the following description of the pre- sent state of Greece. Already a month has elapsed since the ?? Otho quitted the country, and during that time the Greeks, who were suspected by everybody of revolutionary andi anar- chical sentiments, have done everything to contradict the opinions entertained of them, and to prove that, although ...

... (FROM ecu OWN CvraEseOiroENExM) A portion of the following appeared in our Evening d Edition of yeeterday.J PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. The Presses in whose bureaux a revolution has long been brewing, announces to-day that the fol- t lowing ridactesurs (being, in point of fact, the whole I political staff of the journal) have resigned :-A. v .Peyrat, Elias Regnault, E. D. Forgues, Jules Juif, l ...

... I (non oUR oWN comisPol4Dw.) TURIN, Nov. 27. Count de Sartiges, the new French Minister at this court, arrived here yesterday evening, having been detained by tic znow and the storm that pre- vailed for nearly twenty-four hours upon the Alps. The courier was delayed by the tempest. The tele- graph was blown down for about fifty kilometres. To.day Count Sartiges assisted at another tempest, ...

... n | METBOPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. M ?? ?? Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the Board h Iwas held at the offices, Spring-gardens; Mr. JouR TacVAITES l in the chair. frs The estimate for the sums required for the ensuing year Mi was brought up by the finance committee, as follows : Sewerage and DrainRge.-Sams required for works during foi the year 1863, exclusive of main drainage works, and ...

... RAL' SEETING IX LANCASMRE ON TEE DISTRESS OF TIHE COUNTY. I A county meeting of the inhabitants' of Lancashire, convened by the lord-lieutenant, was held in the Town Hall, Manciheter, on' Tuesday. On the motion of the HIGH SRnERrF, ?? of Sefton, lord-lieutenant of, the county, wais called to the chair. s The LORD-LiEuTENTAs briefly explained that he had convened the meeting in consequence of a ...

... - . : - ?? . - ?? , Theo ppulatio~i of the iissianl emir in '1722, was 14$00 '00; -'ilf l,03y ,36,000jQ00p,'adaet-t L4OtOO, , in' I 'S,6OOO; n t ~.present 'ii iamounts to.65,000, . The 'number of.patients .relieved at the Rloyal Free Hospital. during the week ending- Nov. 29, 1862, wasl 8,239, of which 862w'iere new cases. It appears that in the tern months.ended the 31st of October ...

... REMOVAL OF ST. THOMASS HOSPITAL THE HOUSE OF THE POOR B SOUTHWARK. RPPOPT 02 THE SA11ITARY Cou* TXlTBR ON IUR VESTRY ON ST. GRORGB TH: MARTYR, SOUTWARK. I Griffith, 6, Langley. street, Long-acre. Our readers will, no doubt, have noticed how often we bsve referred, during the last twelve months, to the subject of St. Thomess Hospital, one which we have deemed of very great importance to the ...

... TOWN E D ITIO. - . . ._ - - - : ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, Two A.m. LATEST FOREIGN. GREECE. (BY TZLEGRAX SMOUGry MXR. 'REUTER'S OFFrCE.) ArTswis, Dsc. 1.-The Provisional Government has prevented demonstrations in favour of the Duke de Leuchtenberg which were in course of preparation.- The people. compelled the editor of the Aco newspaper, notorious for Russian sympathies, to quit the counotry. ...

... RTMOURED PLOTTf JiG NAPOLEOZZ-B ~~1 Th earY part 0f D-eeber, i- mor nmentorantion days among our nei'hb tnq ?? lmiu Austerlitz and the inaugurat. g on tiretb ar and seve;;1 other 101O of the 1:ti celebration. To ?? a tre ?? tl n ,e formal OP ~ ~ ~ ~ adell ii ifir til ?? of the New Bolvad ?? tr Eugene. Themre wtll v ?? ...

... I I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TURIIN, Nov. 29. M. de Sartiges will present his credentials to the King to-morrow. Re has, however, already seen ?? of the Council, and General Durando, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, with whom he has had two long interviews. To-day General Durando has at last spoken in reply to the accusations of the opposition. To say the truth, we are no wiser now than ...

... LORlD DIRBY ANDI- THE COUNTY Meeting at Manchester in Aid of the Belief Fund. Those persons who have known the Earl of Danny only as a great Conservative statesman and ex.Prihe' Minister, and esteemed him for his consistency and talent, will rise from the perusal of his speech, as delivered at the great County Meeting at Manchester on Tuesday last, with feelings very different from those of ...