... The New York Times of the 22nd ult. announces the arrival of a legation from Mexico: Among the pasdengers by the steamer Creole from HA. vanash yesterday was SeuorDfo Matias Romero, late Marl- a charSg6 at Washington, who now returns PA envoy extra- ordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the republic Of Vexico tothe UnitedState6. Senor Bomeroisaccompallued by ))OD Ignacio Msisacl, ...

... ' X. (rcOUR 0 OWK cnTOUWONDe.) TURIN, Nov. 4. The diplomatic mission of Count de Sartigeato Turin sems destined not to come to a happy ter- mination. A fewdaysback he went ina hired cartiage to the fair of ?Loncalieri There happened to be agresat number of riages and omnibliseo the road, and unfortunately the count's cariag came into ?? with an omnibue, aid *as smashed. The coach propitor made ...

... PETITION IN FAVOUR OF THE RECOGNITION OF THE POLS The Central Committee of the Polish cause has addressed the following petition to the French Senate, asking for the recognition of the Poles as belligerents: Polish heroisn does not grow weary, nor does the sym. pathy of France, and you will Dot be astonished that we have come to express to you our wishes and our reclamations in favour of the ...

... GASDNING. Pnmln.-Winter watering of pines In polo Is rather a doutflul proceeding; a belter way with general stock i| to cover over the pots with cooa-nut refuse or some such material two or thbe Inches thick, provlded the bottom. beat Is I proper coodtlon Vimspsr.-I any portlons of the stemn of vines now in foreeg are near the inflaneoe of hot water pipes, they should be bound with moss, old ...

... FOEIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. A Parfi letter says: ',When the Emperor's letters of levitation were first Issued it was not ?? that the answers of tbe In- vited would ?? a request for further Information as toe Indbispnsable condilson of Its acceptance. Whenu peoplare sked to dine tbey raely wi quir to be ?? In tdvane waitha eight ef tb h vrl eo sfae IThe Emperor prepared a pntellecafl feast for ...

... On Thursday evening, an occurrence took place off Wapping, which might have involved a serious loss of life. A fine barque, called the Beulida, which has recently discharged a cargo fron China in St. Katha- rine-docks, was being towed down the river by the Monarch tug from those docks on the way to a wharf lower down the pool to take in ballast; when, on getting nearly abreast of the Wapping ...

... Thearrival of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean in this colony is an event fraught with the deepest interest to the population, indeed,. we know of none of recent occnrrence that can compare with it in importance. In selecting Australia as the scene of the latest efforts on the part of. England's greatest tragedians to promote the know- ledge of the true value of the British drama those fine artists ...

... THkE NEiW LJAW ON ' CHURCH I~~ Patronage. Sunday, the 1st ins0t the new, lawon Church Patronage came into ,and the LORD CHANCELLOR is empowered to treat for the disposal of more than 300 livings. We noticed the Act some months back, and its novelty requires particular attention as introducing a new feature in Church matters. Hitherto it was an offence to sell advowsons, but now it is ...

... Zbte Mailpe too+ COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENIII, THE DEkERT FLOWEB. Mesrs. W. R. Webs,. CorrN A. Cook and W. IarrIson Misses Louisa and usan 2yne. -Cdoduotor, Mr. A. Mellon.-OInUofle at & DRURY.LANfl THIS Ev5¶lio. JOllN DOBBS.-MSANFRED. Mesr. Phelpsg, anid Mrs. E1 5Falconor.-Aid DEAUThY AORnsn TEE BeAS Mlessrs. a. F. .Noville and Delmere: lMrs. H. Falvontr. HAYMARKET. Tms AvMNG, OUR MARY ANNE - ...

... II, ER I. I (mu ua OWNs own conno i). FRNE:FOnT, Nov. 23 The events of last week at Copenhagen have 1 changed the ppoct of the Germat Danish question, i and an imminent decision of the great Powern can only prevent greater complications. There is no doubt that te new King, being of German ox- traction, was in an awkward position with regard to the Danes. and that under the pressure of ...

... CIRCULAR BY THE POLISH NATIONAL1 GOVERNMENT. WALRSAW, OCT. 29. The following circular has been addressed by the Polish National Government to its agents abroad: Sir,-From the beginning of the present national move. ment our enemies have not ceased to use all their efforts to mislead public opinion with regard to its nature and itsl tendencies. In order to deprive it of its true character- that ...

... ?? - , 0 ? - E P1 m 0 PU~(oL DEON 001 coszuiny.J' ,, 5 $110*g appeared in cur Evenig }!d;oof . PARIS, T.dn T ?? .Lord Cowley yesterday presented to the Emperor Queen Victoria's answer to his proposl' for a con. greas. TheFfanmepreteedstWbe able to give thie account of the contents of it: 1;In this anwr dg il: couresy for, the AmprOr, ieen VWztqd ?? she approves an pripoiple th. ades of a ...