... Tka SouTHAxPTON ELECTION.-At the nomination to-day Colonel Tryon proposed, and Mr John Truffles Tacker seconded, Captain Mangles as representative of the borough of Southampton. The Lord --ayor was proposed by Joseph Lobb amidst tremendons uproar. The Sheriff declared the show of hands to be in faronr of the Lord Mayor, who was escorted by an immense crowd to his hotel. The weekly court at the ...

... 'lBE SUEZ CANAL SCHEME. I Ml. do Lesseps, we fear, bas yet his work to do, hut if he and his constituents are sanguine it Is no business of ours to disturb their satisfaction. The question Is one whic ...

... ? 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, ...

... FOREIGI~ INTELLIGENCE. I AME:RICA. NEw YoBB, Nov. 21, Evening. The Federals have occupied the north side of the Rappahannock. The Con ederates occupy the south side, and are occupying the positions lately evacuated by the Federals. The Confederates are also making movements in the neighbourhood of Harper's Ferry. The New York Herald expresses doubts of success re- sulting from the change of ...

... * Three' weeks ogo; 'the following- advertisement ap- peered in a Chester journal , ' . MATRDIONY.-A young gentleman, aged 22, who is' in re~eip~t ofl30 p~er a~nnum,,wishe3to correspond with a young lady of suitable years and means. A c. te de visits partrait must be sent, when: the gentleman will return' hiim.-~Adaress, it 'cosildtnce, A.B.C. Post-offlce, Flint. This, as might have been ...

... 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 ...

... AN interesting paragraph relative to l4. CHEVALIER'S remarks upon this subject, in the report on the French department in the late Exhi- bition, appeared in our columns a day or two since; v but tbe important coasiderations to which attention was thus called by that eminent French statist and p political economist, deserve a more prominent notice a and more extended illustration. Time was when ...

... THE FRENCII IN AMEXICO. PITY without relief has got a proverbially lald name, but bad as it is, it is all that we can afford to 1estow upon the French in the pretty plight thcy have got themselves into in Mexico. If people will gratuitously put their ?? into a wasps' nest, they must not expect very active sympathy when they withdraw their nasal organ in a vcry inflammatory condition. We are ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...