... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20. IS connection with the IKing of Italy's tourthrotugh- out the southern provinces of his kingdom, il which I I. I I A As - - -4-t ._ n^1 1- zx + 1, 1 he has been most enthusiastically received by the people, the Government has done a very graceful act in proclaiming an amnesty to all political prisoners. The official Gazette, in which the -Royal decree is published, ...

... v o7 ~1 , OL iER '1,1e-Tj~1 -~ ?? zc ?? : titlion wfkas v-ccvchddo. en lrid l:iy lost, a. the ralge . t' c,X cj-env.for a° )'enlidit g-did scrf pia (croSS , cll (11i5 ?? :rcr-\ Ti~s-1!,e 10ll ji ee nteld ly . !. C( tvge 'Jltikle, Nvatc:h'nafere Hvoit -v Street, GUltson'. ?? e the seconvd Col-p'aiiiy of tele same altteli-n. *1 ?? 220) andl I;Ot vacis, lives 1;;nico at e:lh -- io biedrno . see ...

... GREAT SUFFERINGS BY THE MINERS. Our last monthly summary for England contained accounts of the devastations that had been occasioned on the Otago gold-fields by the floods consequent on the melting of the snows in the hill country. In the same issue we published an official report, stating that forty lives had been lost in the Shotover district, by an avalanche of snow. ly a subse- quent ...

... I FROM, WhA'; 1lT.,1N'l' 1-ONI TJf1{ CLIYDE FODI I i S I:\N :'Z.Al A: ND. .1 . . - .. . . . _ . * . I . I I Tol 1:11) 'twa-> I:M . now oeing despatchede by 'o 'a of t i ' carries with s'1. cn 1e c itoa~lrdl eoyac'c to Sourthland, a ship ment e2S h.!i- ii.f .eocns ig-lnm.uacuc as illustrstting the rapid Ioa nn 'rc'ial pjr'pcrits of New Zealand. The advance- Ictcnt of the cyste-rn of ...

... The following extract of a private letter from a gentleman in one of the Northern States, to a friend in London, ap- ?? in the Ti'Ms of Saturday October 2. 1863: . . . . In answer to your inquiries whether paci c cation on a bais of separation, permanent or temporary, is likiely to be acceptable or is pra~cticable, I can only e answer for myself Acceptable it cersainly would not be s just ...

... | :L A. T E;-3T N, E by S i - - ' . Hz| OrI raLL A 01 ,F; Atrwiiq Mw' l | B Y 'BfiL LUA1; i1' at. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONGRESS. Tbe Glojbc's 'Paris corrcspondent ?? Metternich brinqg distinct orders from Virnna to act in strict conucrt w ith Lord Cowley in the matter of the proposed Congress. The Continenta! journals abound with accounts of lassian preparations for war. ...

... LARGE COLLEnCcON.-On Sunday the anniversary services of the opening of the new Free West Church were conducted forenoon and evening by the Rev. Dr. Julius Wood, of Danm. fries, and in the afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Nelson, pastor of the congregation. The collection taken at all the diets amounted to the handsome sum of £521, 9s. Gd., which wiLI go to the building fund. SEIP)rEiS OF o COAL.-The ...

... THE VAR IN NEW ZEALAND. I By the arrival of the Overland Mail we have New Zealand newspapers and correspondence to the following dates:- Otago, Sept. 18; Auckland, Aug. 31; and Wellington, Sept. 9. When the mail left there was a Ministerial crisis at Auck. land, and at the meeting of the Assembly on 19th Oct. it was anticipated that the fate of the Ministry would be decided. No military events ...

... TrE ALTEGED COFFDERATE WAR VESSEL SI THLE ULDE -Gov3sENMENT INTERFERENCE.-It was currently rumoured in town last night that the naval authorities here have re- ceived a communication from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs respecting the war vessel presently being fitted out by Messrs. Thomson at the Broomielaw, and alleged tobe for the Confederate Government. The authorities here have ...

... ?? C- E gAI-,.+IE l lOSE CUT'lION. T. - s AA 1)0O A11 ?? ore -, at the Justiee of peace Court-before Robert q, and James Craig, Esq.-the following ease, cud tee~n partly heard before tire Court on the 5th - disposed of :--On that occasion, Wim. Wallace, Lceerd dealer in coffee, 6t9 George Square, was accused of o the 20th of August, had in his possession one e'ril re-ght of roasted vegetable ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19. TirE Etna arrived at Queenstown yesterday, and brinps intelligence eia Cape Race of an advance of Meade's army to the Rappahannock, where the Con- federate outposts were encountered. A sharp fight took place at Kelly's Ford on Saturday the 7 th inst., the result of which was that the Confederates, being greatly outnumbered, were driven across the river, leaving ...

... GLASGOW CIIUrCH OF SCOTLAIND SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. null . _1 a:__I Ha ;1: L A_ At QI -I The quarterly meeting of this association of Sabbath school teachers was held in the Religious Institution Rooms on Wednesday evening, when Bailie Arthur, president of the association, presided. The large hall was completely filled, and on the platform were-the Rev. Mr. Leiper, minister of Gorbals ...