... I SECOND E'DiTION. BY ELECTRIO MM WAG2NEVf THLBGRADF9. The Prince of Wales landed at Deove yesterday afternoon from Calals. A royal salutp was fired from the castle. The Prinoe left shortly afterwards by special train for Windsor. THE DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOSION. The dreadful boiler explosion at the premise3 of Beateon and Co,, Masbrol, has resulted In the death of seven persons; 25 others were ...

... LATE ST N AEWSi CHELTENRitUl. Tns LANCASnlRs FUND.-NVithiu tlle past weels, number of gentlemen have formed themselves into a eom- mltteo for eolleeting weelely ?? subseriptious, ana already £32. has been eontributed through this agoucy. AVe are gllul to hear also that the mcstsel3 of the Chel- ?? police force have sot n praisesvorthy ex:snaplo by commencin6 a subscliptiou in aid of the fuud, ...

... 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, ...

... 1- 5 E G L I N T O ?? ?? [FROn THE nn ugumaRIIS1 xA&.]J WEDNESDAY, Archibald William Lord Montgomerie, fourteenth Earl of Eglinton, attained his majority. Such an announcement is suggestive of much joy and general congratulations. There is no period in the life of any man more interesting than that when he comes of age ; for then he has issued from his pnpilage, and he feels that he is ...

... 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 ...

... (Sta~ggewber Ibo WEDNESDAY MORNING, DH0EMBBR S. _ I Thi City of Baltlmore arrived at Queenstown yes terday, bringing dates from New York to the 22d Ilt. Some importans movements have been made by the atmles of Lee and Burnslde. The latter is now on the north aide of the Rappabannock, and pushing on lowards Richmond. Gen. Le occupies the south elde, so that the position of the two armies Is now ...

... 5 UNLVERBITY OF GL&SGOW-ADDaESS TO rTH I REV. DRE HELL. At a meeting of the students attending the theologicl clase In the University, held on Thursday the 27th olt., IL was ?? agreod that an Address be drawn up aat presented to the Rev. Dr. Hill expressive of the studentea gratitude tohimus professorand affctlon forblm as ofrlend It w also greed that the reverend professor should be requested ...

... I LAT.EST I :- ?? - , X NEWS. I ZML . ?? aiurdy EMemfoli 2AY MA.GHEI'lO TBZLRGAPH4 1ORBIGNT INTELLIGENOW~ VTMY OF THU TAOOPS AT STL PETBR URG. The YVioena 0orrepondent of the Tina sy that a few days ago a ?? of Lanoers of the Garud, which to at S Petersburg, matil AU the: privales I and aonMinusned. officer ae now ID ohlnse and In prisn, sdtibj will be soon tiled by. ocurt-iara, wich !* tao be ...

... RAMILTON-Doe. 4L I 1RarhwAv VmAwm. ~ &Vn _. a 1_ - *, - I I RAMILWTAt V0oMA. Ms-O* the 18th of NoveMnbe ast, a person named William Martin, baker, East Calder, w paeunge. with thetesan which left ilasgow Buchanan Stre Station o2 the Valedozlan Rillwsy, a t 20 P d,, and when at a point of the lne betwixt Old Oarnbroe and Holy. town Bank, he ldt tbe carriage by which he wa eo travelling, while ...