... - w-- 81 ULICTRIU AIND NmRNATIONA TZLEOI . Orsonwi, TAmPLS HUMID'N, NZW STAW (- UTER'S TEE~a Ms.) THE AMERICAN WAR. QUEENSTOWN, ThURSDAY. The LieroolNe York anj Philkaaelphia Corn- The LiverPmShi City of Washington, from New york on the 14th, arrived off the harbour at twelve rmidnight). She brings 35 oabhin and 86 steerage pas. logers, and 116,266 dollars in spe-ie. Having landed three ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE DAMASCUS. (From our Coerrsponent.J LIvERPOOL, Wednesday. The Canadian screw steamer Damascns, Captain Broun, from Quebec, arrived here this afternoon. The following are the latest telegrams in the Quebec papers Naw YORK, November 6.-A special dispatch to the Bulletin, from Chattanooga, says:- All is quict In the recent fight with Booker the Confederates were punished severely, ...

... STOURPORT. On Saturday last the members of this corps competed for four money prizes, 1st prize, 30s.; and three prizes at £1. each. The first two prizes were given by the non- commissioned officers, the third prize by Drill-sergeant Pierce and the fourth from the hire of the tent. In edition to the former prizes the non-commissioned officers gave a prize of 4s. each to the following members ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of members of the Birmingham Law Society woe held on Saturday, in the Library, Waterloo Street. Mr. T. Smith James, vice-president, occapiedl the chair, and there were also present Messrs. W. S. Allen, J G. Johinson, C. s Saunders J. Rawlius, C. E. Mathews, Richards, Page, Smith, and Edward Sargant (hoan ee ). The year's accounts showed that the receipts had ...

... THE SEVEZE STORM ON 'FRIDAY. OA Friday afternoon the -co.tory generally was visited y'a terrfif stoPm, thus ?? the prediction of Admiral Fitzroy, whoJapdeacabouta,-~ - - Jx be exPecta'1. L* wniol of the outskirts of London auf tered 'greatly, but the most seriousaccident *hIch occurrea took place at the New Cross Station of the London and Brighton Railway. At that point there were several ...

... HER Royal Highness the CRowN PRINTCESS of PRUSsiA has left Sandringham on a visit to her Royal mother at Windsor, where she was to have been joined yesterday by the CROWN PRINCE, who left Prussia on the previous day forthat purpose. Lord CIIESHAM, who for many years sat in the House of Commons as Mr. CAVENDISH, and was raised to the Peerage in 185S, died at the family residence in London on ...

... i fflailu T-004 i I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1863. | THE ARMOUREI'S DAUGHTEtR, BY THE AUTHOR OF WHITEFRIARS,- OASAR. BORGIA, &ae., APPEAS FROM WEEK TO WEEK IN THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. CHAPTER 11-A PRISONER OF LOVE AND WAR. CHAPTER 12-A PURITAN HOUSEHOLD. ON SATURDAY NEST. ' NEWS OF THE DAY. Ax important announcement respecting private bills in Parliament is made. Monday next is the last day ...

... JEOCAI Itoto itub eludeg. [Finding It difficult, from considerations of space, to continue our Local Notes and Queries In suceessive numbers of the Journal, we have decided on transferring themn to the Daiy Post, and henceforth we shall devote a portion of each Thursday's paper to this purpose. We shell be glad to receive eontrihu~ons, either Notes o- Queries, on any subjeots of ...

... LONDoN, Wednesday.l The Government have, it is believed, recommended her Majecty to accept the invitation of the Emperor of the French to send a representative to the proposed European Congress. It is added, with some appearance of probability, that England, Austria, Italy, and some other Powers, if not Russia herself, were first eounded by Napoleon before lie took the ?? bold step of ...

... (P-oonl }imellC.I \ it is intended to remove from Wts'rtirosl'r Abbey the ai!hes of the illustiioiw deuad tha- it r thin the pr2. ciicte of that vencerabl eidificit, aml ?? :ar them a, KCIISUl Green. llio foregoing announcement is one which, if there were any truth in it, would astonish the nativeq, who owe alle. giance to Queen Victoria, considerably; aud would also somewhat amazo foreigners, ...

... BIRMINGHlAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual fortinightly meeting of the Board of Guardlaiw was held yesterday afternoon, at the Parish Offices, in Parv disc Street. Mr. J. Jones (vice-chairman) presided over a limited attendance of Guardians. On the minutes of the Finance Committee being read, Alderman TURNERB asked when the financial statement for the year ending Septem- ber would be ?? ...

... ON MONDA F NEXT, AND ON EVERY SUCCEEDING MONDAY, THE I'D A I L Y P OS T WILL BE ISSUED ON A DOUBLE SHEET, FUNEBRAL OF THE LATE MIR. S. LINES.-The funeral of our late venerable townsman, Mr. S. Lines, took place at noon, yesterday, at St. Philip's, the body being interred in the family vault, which is situate exactly opposite to the windows of Mr. Lines's late residence, in *Temple Bow West. ...