... The following appeared in only a part of our Edition of Yesterday _7 London, Monday Night, The annual banquet given to the Ministers of State, her Majesty's Judges, and the great dignitaries of the land, came off, as usual, in the Guild HaiL The following were among the company ?? and Lady Palmerston; the ?? Mayor and Lady Mayoress; Durejand Duchess of Somerset; Marquis of Salisbury; Earl ...

... (From the Times' New York Correspondent.) The draught as it was contrived yielded from $9,000, 000 to $10,000,000; but not only was it an egregious failure initself, so far as the making of mesn -was concerned, but it convinced the most stub- born in the Government of the utter hopelessness of such an expedient hereafter. Hence it is that the President falls back upon the old plan, and ...

... MORNING NOVEMBER. TUJESDAY MORXMTG, NOVEMBER 10. |TiE OlympLmu arrived at Queenstown yesterday with I |news from New York to tbo 29th ult., which is not so late by one day as the advices received, via Cape I ILace, by the City of Limerick. Of couerse, there is t no further information, regarding the repulse of the c Confederates at Look-Out Mountain, by General c Hooler, on the 29th ult. It is ...

... 51az jtralb. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13. AcconIrc.NG to advises from St. Petersburg, we learn that the Grand Duke Constantine, by Imp-rial pre- - - - . .. . . I - ?? ~~fl- ., I - 1nnr.- script, has been relieved of his functions as (jovernor- General of Poland. The Grand Duke had been sent to that unhappy country for the purpose of pacifying the inhabitants, but the increase of the ...

... AUTHORISED E.XPLANATION O1' TILE BIBLE. The folowing important announcement appears in the Guardianz:- We are happy to see that the objections brought against certain portions of the Bible are about to be met by leading theologians of the Church of England in a very practical way. If a false and unfair system of interpretation has been applied to the text of Scripture, the best way of ...

... AMER ICA. . AWRIVAL OF THE OLYNIPUS. 0. L t REUTER-S TELEGRAM.] l Cape Clear, Monday. e The Royal Mail steamor Olympus, from Boston on the e 28th ultimo, passed this point at 11.10 Ax., and, having tbrown the telegraph despatches overboard, she proceeded immediately for Queenstown and Liverpool ; all wvell. Qaeenstown, Monday. i The sieemship Olympus arrived off this harhour at 4.10 P.. with ...

... GRIEENOCK. -- - - I 1, aucri;er PXeceFn ?? Sunday afternoon, the tug steamer Jasper, wbile off Rathiu Island, picked up the schooner Duchess of Gloucester, of Newry, laden with slates, and abandoned The tug took the schooner in tow and brought her to this port yesterday morning. The vessel and cargo are worth about £1000, the salvage of which will be considerable to those who renderedsalvage ...

... THE COLLEEN I' ,WN-. -1. ~~ ~ ~~ ~ --1 I _, _ _- - -- ?? tl , I,1- - 0 a0 lI l.0 .75 In the Vice-Chanosllofse Cour-t on T-c- Cbaooeller Wood. the case of Bonsica'ilo t 3. has been for some time eJA t ?? the ?? M r judgment. The Vice-Chancelioc 6_ ?? a : affairs of tl-lz paxt ies ha -A 1- nee btrl- ,e t but, according to the custrena cf th C-surr theless proceed to p r-iouucs ?? . cation on ...

... on--F.RINC ES. LITTLE PFrIS-NE' .. c-1._e rrn' evinly.) (From the Saturday levielw.) & country inwhich nothinghappenshas often been SUpposed to be the luckiest. 'What in theory could he more delightful and simple than the life of Ger- 11anls in one of their little States, with a population poor but contented, a paternal and beloved Duke or l Elector to look after them, a few nobles with ...

... GOURIOCK MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. On Friday evening the third annual soiree of this society was held in the Old Free Church, Gourock-Mr. Alexander Robertson, tackcmau of the quarries and president of the society, in the chair. Amongst the company were tae Rev. George Sandie, Capt. Munsie, G.IL.V., Robert W. hobert. son, Esq. of Craigeud, George Turner, Esq., Graham Mac. farlane. EDl., Robert ...

... TEE YANKEE AND THE COSSAME 11z :_s T?_io-wl I (From the Saturday Review.) The great service which -? period of commotion readers to he cause of progress is that itforces menhonestly to take their *ide=. In times of peace it is easy to varnish aver the base- ness of an insincere heart by wordy professiors. When no danger presses the tyrant can talk, the cant of freedom, the egotist can recite ...

... LONTDON, NOVEMBER ,, * ArTACK ?? ;MR. MIA'IA oIN, M. P.-Oni Thursday night -week bonfires blazed in different places along- the sthores of the Suir, Nore, and Barrow, testifying the satisfaction of the fishermen at the ?? of the salmon fishetiesbeinlg againthrown open to tnem. As will be seen by the following inearly tragic occuar- rence, the feelings of those wiho are suffering for the public ...