... I 15sDe The Ste amship Europa arrived in the Mersey early Tb yesterday morning. Asalhe called at 0ape Race and shn received the latest telegorams, the New, York and tba Boston files by this vessel do not contain much that asI is interestinp. Thrifollosvlrip ~are copies of the latest the telegrams pubiahed in the Boston papers --cot NEW Yonic, Nov. 25, be( A despntch from General Sumninr's ...

... IENGLISH LETTRES DE CAOHaE. The extraordinary case of Hall v. a Semple, which has just been occupying so much of the time of the Court of Queen's Bench, has had the effect of directing e general attention (temporarily at least) t to the weakest place in the constitu- Y tional armour that protects the indi- evidual liberty of the British citizen. We a trust that the impression thus produced ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE. NOTICES TO coliRESPONDEN-TS. Adl lettera ifntered for isceateon mvit be ?? b. i/e mnaes and Pddresses of the write. s, ro0 neCCmariSltAI for publicatiml, bsW for the in fornation of the Editor. A Farewell to the Old Year is declined. We decline to publish the letter of B. B.f There is no necessity for such self-denial as that enjoined by Observer. A latepayer. There ...

... - NOUTEH oF J lpUATIIONT INr SOUTHI STAFFOBDSBARE. ire arc now. alpproachitlig the middle of ?? tes ipstitiltioin work, ill(l it imay be worth while lquinre %% lat real progrosC wve have been miaking in jrl *\teinn of seconiiidry eucation, since the eorm- oile ,it of the season ? The element of change is tjailliV ervy proiilielit iii thle collected lhistory of (Ir vaI n3 idueationial ...

... : . 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 ...

... RAILWVAY TRAFFIC RETURNS I Mkiles open. IeopS BstlMUa. 1862 1861 18216 Blelfeot and N. Counties ?? 130 138 18Q0 1739 Belfast antl County Down ?? 49 688 878 Blyth and Tyne ?? 22 1172 1477 Bristol and Exeter. . ?? 1214 117 8282 8303 Caledoelan ?? ?? 238 15572 14988 Cork and Bandon ?? 20 347 288 Cork, Blackroek, and Passage. ?? 64O - Cork and Lirnerick Direot . 2 ?? 17 Cork and Youghal ?? 28 288 ...

... I OXZORD LOCAL EXAMINATIOKS. j The cerifiates. and prizeB ?? on the . examination in London for the present year were yesterdiiy publicly ditriuted, at Willis'e-rooms, King-street, St.C Jame's', under the presidency of the Bishop of OXFORD. The Bishop of OXFORD, onl taking the chair, said he had verygetpesr in attending on that occasion, in orderp to bethe iostrument of placing in the hands of ...

... I -- - - -0 (REtr's TELEGRAM.)l THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY. TURIN, DEC. 11. The Italian Parliament re-assembled to-day. All the new Ministers were present. Signor Farini officially announced the formation of the Cabinet and its programme, which was received with great marks of approval. The President of the Chamber of Deputies ten- dered his resignation to the Chamber, which, how- ever, declined ...

... THE 1ANS1oN-fiOUSE COMMIMTTEE. nfl, I . The Allaursioli-lous( Commssitteoof the Laucasnlire Fun dbhol their weekly mee0tin~g at the Mansionihouse yes. terday. The Lord Mayor presided, and Mr. Alderman Cabitt, Messrs. Cotton, Mlorley, Lycett, DJiberoglie, Ar- mitage, Howse, and Gibbs were present. Mr. Pickering, the cashier, reported thet the total sun received up to Thursiday evening was 282 ...

... THE RAILWAY DISPUTE AT WOBCEZER. I The city of Worcester has been in a state of popular excitement for a week, which was brought to a crisis yesterday by an examination before the magistrates. The immediate charge which the bench had to inquire into was one of a wilful and malicious assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm against one Edward Garrett, in the employ of the West Midland ...

... Prince Murat has addressed another letter to the unknown prince who has been the channel of his previous communications with the Neapolitans. The Bonapartist pretender professes, it will be seen, to have received information of the progress which his cause is making, and in exalting his own claims he is equally bitter upon the Bourbon faction and the ' Piedmontese sect. By relying on moral ...

... [i[FnoM OUR OWN REPORTER.] HiLLSBOaoue, TUEsDAY. Tin quiet little town of Hillsborough and district were, on Sundaylast,thrown intoastate of copsider- able excitement, in consequence of a report to to the effect that on the previous (Saturday) night a mur- derous attack by nanvies had been made upon two young men named Ervine and Robinson, employed in the nursery of Mr. Davis, Hillsborough, ...