... We (Globe) understandthat, ?? bility, Lord Napier will become Governor of Madras on the expiration of Sir William Deni- son's term of office. Signor Renazzi, the principal heir of the late Prince of Mussignano, Don Gulseppe Buonaparte, has not yet come into possession of his inheritance, the will having been con- tested by the Emperor Napoleon III.. who has ordered the Frnch Ambassador at Rome ...

... D GLASO0W. Yesterday, H'ere was more stir in connection with our Municipal Wections than was anticipated; and yet, on the whtE?, it may be said that the ejections passed off qtiqtly. There were fouT contests, viz., in the FirMM, Second, Tenth, an, ?? Wards. In the Firk Ward a contest wa not expected, it being believed that Mr. James ;oberteon would have walked the cours% and taken ,hi seat ...

... THE LORD RECTORSHIP OF THE U - : UNIVERSITY. I. MIMNS or CONBERJATIVE STDENTS. Last night a meeting, called by members of the Conservative Club, was held in the Greek Clsue Room of the University. The meeting, which was attended by a large number of members of the Liberal Club, in addition to those favourable to the election of the Lord Justioe-Clerk, was presided over byMr. D. M. Gordon. The ...

... ,HE USE OF THE LORtD MAYORSSO. I Ministers and Parliaments may abolish what they Ivqll, and reform what they can-but there are two things it is neither to be expected they should reform, nor allowed that they should abolish-and these two things are the Lord Mayor's Day and the Lord Blayor's Dinner. As regards the first of them, the human imagination can hardly realise what would be the ...

... I . BanM OFnION, Tuesday Morning. BY 2' EL' 1 A A PH, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.] GREECE Athens, Nov. 17, 4 1r The Ministry hae demanded the prorogation or dissolution of the Chamber. The King refused, and the Ministry thereupon tendered its resignation. Great popular excitement prevails SPAIN AND CHILI. BRITISH DI IPLONMATIc RMONSTEAOE. The Times ?? have reaeon to believe ...

... ?? - . t 1 By - ?? - - - At the Lambeth Police Court, on Tuesday, a de. tective, named Warren, was charged with an excess of duty in having accused Mr. Edward Meade, jun., a gentleman connected with the engineering depart- ment at the Bank of England, of picking pockets, and in having marched him to a station-house and searched him there.-Mr. Wonther said he wasi in. strhtted on the part of ...

... AN ENGLISH GIRL, SOLD To I MIAh , 2.IE. Much seneation has t)h-, girl of fourteen ye:,rs , ,, Chief of ]3Batwa, in tht ](att; ' b !, placed in his haret. II,, r. ~ ttm old, and to have boughcr,,j5 tO tl¢t (S3no). 1 P'ut .3! The following pirt; .Usrp Gazttte of Oct. 21:- _o0 t. It appears that a certal, * th the Stete of hhatwa, in Lh. Kit 40 who is named KIsurn&Ql,0 , W5 ; conceived a decire ...

... I THE WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHILT. I INDIGNATION MEETING AT LIVEBPOOD. At, noon on Friday a numorously-attended and in. 3- fluential meeting of the merchants of Liverpool was ir held in the Common Hall, Hackin's Hey, under I, the presidency of Mr. Charles Turner, M.P., for the purpose of considering the present position as- sumed by Spain in the Pacific, in reference to the )r South American ...

... q REENOCOL Boan LxazmoX Nff ArPAL COoUTa.-The usual statutory Appeal Court was hold on Thursday, in the Sheriff Court Hall, Justice DuIA presiding. There was a full bench of Justices present. Seven appeals were disposed of, one being granted and six refused. The appeal sustaned was that of Mary Hunter, 32 Dalrymple Street. Justice Tasker moved that the transfer requested by the appellant. be ...

... (From tho Globe.1 On Wednesday morning, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, a scene of a most exciting character took place on the platform at the Ludgate Hill Station of the Metropolitan Extension Line of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. Some hundreds of persons assembled on the platform to go by the Metropolitan Extension Line train to the stations along that line, and great ...

... GREENOCK MAN DROwNED. -At an early hour yesterday morning, aR man named Andrew M'Guggan, em. ployed as a fireman on board the tug steamer -Jasper, was drowned in the river under the following cir. cumetances:-Deceased, accompanied by two meen named Robt.Campbellaud Michael 11ant, labourers, G proceeded to the tug steamer, which was lying at the east end of the steamboat quay, for the purpose ...

... A Parliamentary return just issued supplies the ?? relating to the traffic oa Scotch railways for the yp ar ending 31st December, 1864 :-The total length of line open was 2105 miles, being an increase of 9I. over 1863. The total number of passen. ger (inclusive of holders of season and periodical tickets) was 20205,455, made up as follows:-1st class, 2,091,301; 2d class, 1,998,949; and 3d ...