... INtQuEST.-2d. Wesitoll held an inquest at Soutilleigli on tho 27th tilt. on Mary Ann Blull, aged nearly 3 years, elbo died suddenly the day pre vions. After hearing medical evidence, a erdict of Death from disease of the heart Ws IeturilL d. W\'ITNl'Y NATURIAL HISTOYn SOCIJ.TY.-01n the 27th tlt. the 1Rev. G. C. lolfe, Incumbeont of Hailey-with-CaflWleY, delivered the third of the series of ...

... ISLE OF' WIGHT. ST. JOHN'S C1'IfUnIcl. SrtCoND SUNiDAY ix ADVENTr,. Morofi.g Service. - Veite (doubi clhanti), Farr in G. To Deumi attilt Jubilate. Virt rfit Gii. hvseitl ?? Patri (Chant single), Gregorian Irregular. Magleilitit atd Nunsc Dflnittis, Brtch iln G. NEWPORTr. AgLents-Messrs. J. and W. GuBnIwa. The monthlyimecting ofthe Commissionersofthe High- ways for this Island is to take ...

... LATEST NE WAS. [RYUTER's TELsF:IORAMS.1 FRANCE. e Pktnis, Dec. 3. Imiidations of the Mhone have taken place, and caused grcat devastation at Marseilles and Avignon. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec. 2, Evening. c In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, c Senor Balleseros was almost unanimously elected to be President, the members of the opposition abstaining, from voting. The rumour tlhat General ...

... COLONIAL AND EMIGRATION INTU.LX GENCE QUEENSLAND CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE RELIEF OF COTTON OPERATIVES. TO,,-,TRIM EDITOR OF BETOLDS7s NE}WSPAPEE. Snt,-Wiil you oblige me by giving me a little of your valuable space, to state that I have received 1,0831. 1is. Id. from Queensland, as a contribution towards the relief of the distressed cotton operatives; a portion to be appro- priated: to their ...

... . MILITARY MOVEMENT8.-OFFER OF PRESIDENT DAVIS TO SELL ONE MILLION BALES OF COTTON. The Scotia, from New York, has arrived. Her des- patches are given below. New York, Nov. 18, Evening.-Gen. Burnside has issued au order, dividing the army of the Potomac into three grand divisions to be commanded by Generals Sum- ner, Franklin, and Hooker. A reserve corps is to be com- manded by Goneral Siegil. ...

... I Worse news this week than last. The distress inten- f sifies, and destitution spreads. During the past week the t Board of Guardians and the Charitable Committee have i relieved 57,000 persons I We need hardly say that both a these bodies are working most arduously for the poor; s the number they have administered relief to proves this r abundantly. They appear to spare no pains in attending ...

... BOROUGE SESSIONS. BEFORE THE RECOBRDER, J. B. ASPINALL, ESQ., Q.O, 1he court of sessions for the borough opened esterdoy In the Crown Court, St. George's Hall, Defcre the Recorder, J. B. Aspinall, Esq., Q.O. The calendar contained the names of 91 prisoners for trial, of whom 61 were charged with felony and 27 with misdemeanour. Of these it was recorded that 4 only were well educated, 19 could ...

... w ?? I t E aro SAMUS POPVII LEX SUPREMA, S1UMiARY. DOMESTIC. The Prince of Wales has given £91000 to the fund for the relief of the distressed cotton-manufacturing operatives. At a meeting of the central committee, yesterday, it was stated that the total sum received or promised on behalf of the operatives amounted on Saturday last to £370,000. This statement does not include several sums ...

... bo CITIES, BoROUGEHS, AND TOWNS la OF UENGLAND AND WALES. | us ae FIFTH NOTICE, he In taking the Census of England and 3y Wales in 1861, every place containing more in than 2000 inhabitants was returned among to the cities, boroughs, or principal towns of i ty that part of the United Kingdom, and the l he number of places so returned iu the last 4e Census was about 630. 31- Several places are ...

... !TI'owi couxC1L. The nusul monthly and is special meeting of the town. councllwae held yesterday In the Council chambor of the Town Halal, bis Worship the Mayor, Ri. 0. G~ardner, Eaq , proniding. Upon thDEflsUTYTOW21-CLEReu(Ur, Curwood) proeceeding to read the minutes ol the last council meetIng, Mr. tho roi ee to order, and gsld he thought one oltjoct sohich the towil council hod in view in ...

... T,[ impol Rurrago SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. b4e U M 1&x A R V.* DOM ESTIC. A Cabinet Councit will be held to-morrow, at the official residence of the Premier. Her Majesty is gradually throwing off that extreme reserve which she manifested immediately after the death of the Prince Consort. The recent visit of the Princess Alexandra (the bride elect of the Prince of Wales) to Windsor has, ...

... ILANCASHIR:E DWSMRESS COHMITTEE. I 'Ihe committee met yeseerday in the Mansion ll-om', Dublin. There were ?? Hon Denis iMloylan, Lord Ilavor, chairman 1ti tht Hon Sir Robert Peel, Bart; J It Corballis, C.) (J. J P; Henry Bewley, R K 5ITylau, Jonathan Pimn, Alexander Parker, J P. treasurer; T C Scott, John Robinson, Ralph CUstack, and Dr Croker. The minutes of the last mceting having been read ...