... SECOND EDITEON OF YESTERDAY, THE WAR IN AMERICA. The Times' correspondent writes from Rich- mond, November 21, that his letter from Win- chester of October 15 had been intercepted. He gives some account of camp life in Virginia. The road from Richmond to Stanton was thickly crowded by the refluent tide of sick and fur- loughed soldiers. Such gaunt, raw - boned, famished skeletons-many of them ...

... : . I . i ?? I I I Otiltral ?Iltdllgmct. Letters from Ttaly state tbat the wound of Garibaldi is rapidly healing. The General him- self is ?? about his shortly being in a a Condition to engage again in the work of liberty. i Sir- Robert Peel has beeni uinanimiously elected a rnut-tuer of the principal Conseirvattive Clubb in It Dublin. The 1'Ttces' D)ubli a Correspondent t bli~vvs that this is ...

... ,o6ourt aml Sia-WOu OsonltNs, -Dee. 21. tl The Queen, with their Royal Hiiginesses the Prince of Wales, Prince and Princess Louii of Hmess, Princess - Felera, Prineess Louise, Prince Leopold, an I Priucess ti Beatrice, arrivld at Osborne froin V'ildsor Oastle yes- f terday ait bali-past two o'clock. Herllfaj~YCest' rsell' from 'Port~niouth hiarbour in thle Royal yaehlt \ictoriiiJ ond Albert. ...

... The Home Secretary, in answer to a memorial a, from Bishop Murdoch of Glasgow, has refused to k interfere in the case of Father M'Laughlin. An sI action of suspension and reduction, it is therefores said, is about to be immediately raised. It is mj clear, however, that the Father will be of no use ti to his flock at Eastmuir during Christmas-the t) original object in view with the petitioning ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP I [REUTER'S TELERGRAMS] d THE WAR IN AMElRICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OTl WASHINGTON AND THE JURA. t REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ts TREASURY. a CONGRES3 AND TIlE PRuSjIDENT'S cANCIPA- AID FOR LANCASHIRE. V GENERAL BUTLER CONDEMNED BY A t FEDERAL COMMISSIONER. s RECEPTION OF THE P11FSIDENI''S MESSAGE. 1' SMART ENGAGENIENT IN TENNESSEE. h r A portion of the following ...

... T1I HERALD'S VOYAGE. We are indebted to a friend in London for an eary copy of the following most interesting re- port of Captain Denham's recent exploration of the Western Pacific in her Majesty's ship Heralil. It has been printed by order of Cooicil for the Proceedings of the Royal Geograplhical Society, 1862:- In 1S51 strong representations were made to her Majcsty's Governtnent resl)ecting ...

... Nallwag graffir 4tedlit.5. The following are the Railway Receipts for the past week 1862. 1S61. Belfast and Northern Counties, . £2-,126 £1,957 Belfast and County Down, . . 582 565 1,1yth and Tyne, . ?? 1,765 1,550 Bristol and Exeter, . . 5,281 5,532 Caledonian, .. . .15,682 15,235 Cork and Bandon, 359 297 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage, . 146 186 Cornwall, ?? 1,064 1,021 Deeside, . ?? 294 182 ...

... O4ibtar4JZgot-Offift. BoxZs CLOGS. Veier IiL~S: irn General Recevg P. 0. Edier. P. 0. Houses. Leith. *Aberdeen . . . 5 15A 10 OP 10 OF 7 404 Do. (on Sun. at 4r) 8 OP 7 OP 7 OF 7 zup 'Berwick . . . . 715A 10 OF 10 OY Do. Inel'gN. E. of 1 30P 1 O IUP 7 40A Do. England . 515P 3 Or 5 UP 12 soon Do. Do. Do. . 540P 5 Or 5 Or - Dalkeith, &c. . . 5 15A 10 OF 10 Or 7 404 Do. .. . . 715 10 OP 10 O -- Do ...

... A project has jest been set on foot by an engineer, named Dumont, to continue the present railway from Paris as far as Constantinople. The publ shed proposal says :- It is well known that the present European network of railways extends as far as Bazias, a small port on the Danube at 650 kilometres (l of a mile each) distance below Pesth. The line from Paris to Bazias by Strasburg, Munich, ...

... We make the following extracts from the papers brought by the late mails:- GOING GREAT LENGTHS. The New York World says :.-It requires 4,000,000 dollars per day to carry on our ex- penses, Four million dollar bills placed length- ways will extend 431 miles. In 54 days they would extend round the globe. In one year they would form a belt of dollar bills about 20 inches wide which would extend ...

... cloural jbttilignice. The Greeks in Livcrpool, at a meeting this week, elected Prince Alfred to he their King. It is stated that King, the pugilist, will not fight again. The well-known Mr Windham is to present Mlace with a gold cup valued 100 guineas. The Mansion I{ouse Relief Commit~ee have remitted t14,500 to places requiring relief, includ- ing e30O0 ti Manchestcr, and £2000 for Salford. ...

... St Andrew's Day falling this year upon a Sun- day, the Grand Lodge of Scotland, according to ancient usage, met on the 1st inst. for the election of office-bearers for the ensuing year, when the following were unanimously chosen, viz.:- -is Grace the Duke of Athole, K.T,, Grand Mister. His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, Past Grand Master. John White Melville, Esq., Depute Grand Master ...