... IMETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS, DEDUCED FROM OBSERtVATIONS TAKEN AT TEIE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Lntitude, 58° 24'481 N. Lougitude, 3°0 '1 W. siAnO>SBar B. TlsExPR1ATUR8. Dsonth alL vaPoz @ and D ay .W October. |Inch. Inch.' Inch.Deg.'Deg. Deg. Deg. Monday3l 20.23 20.07 | 20.110 . 61.8, 40.4 46.1 48.6 Tuesday311 20.70 29025 29.533, 48.8 41.1 1 45.0 Nov. 4494. Wednee 1, 30.01 29.80i 29.921 ' 49.0 40 ...

... THE ?EN~IAN CONGRESS. I -I' -.k Ad oa^s (From ahe Timtws 00oIesPOndet.) ft PHILADULFRIXA, OUT. 27. ao There have been very few new de5velepm0enton eAM the other grievance between England and the t~hi United States-the Fenlomns. Their Congress hasof adoreand the minutes of its proceedings sent N you'durindg' its seasione I find to be substalitially for correct. Like sensible 'people, the ...

... PASTORAL OF THE A|CHB18HOP OF i ~~~DUBLIN.I The following pastoral from his Grace the Most of Rev. Dr. Cullen was read 1on Sunday in all the sc churches:- hi 55 Eccles-street, Dublin, 9th Nov. 1865. fs uVERY REV. SIR-I-beg to remind you that Sun- su day, the 19th instant, is the day fixed by all the G Bishops of Ireland for the annual colleotion for the m Catholic University. You will, ...

... HBURCH OF ST. TERESA, CLURENDON ?? . STREET. It will be perceived by art ?? in aaother Olumn that a public meeting will be held on Sunday in, the above named chureb, immediately after the lts, mass, for the purpose of receiving a report from the building corcrittee, and adopting measures to en b'e the community to meet the heavy and unexpected lihbilities consequent on the death of the late ...

... THE FENIAN MOVEMENT The commission for the trial of the Fenian prisoners will be opened on the 27th, by Justices Keogh and Fitz- gerald. It is intended to try all the prisoners at Dublin, as members of the one treasonable confederacy having its headquarters at the office of the IsislPeople. 'No steps, says the Dublin Evening Maffilr, have been taken at pre- sent to have a trial at Cork or ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVLm1 Lfl 11. I rn- The Queen is at W\%indsor Castle. On Monday TcO ier Majesty paid a visit to the ?? of the oaciL French at Claremont. The Queen has held her first 'hts Council sinec the death of Lord Panlmerston, and at ,ts; this Council the nicv Prenicr and the new Foreign T',s Secretary wvent througll the usual formalitics. Ises The Royal Albert Infirmary ...

... I LMER OF CPTAna WADDELL TO EaRL RmsUSm a. Tim LiverpooZ Daily Post publishes Captain Wad- deltl' letter to Earl Boardt, on the strength of which he was liberated:- Steamer Shenandoah, Nov. 5. ' To the Right aon. Earl Rasoell, LB .B. Minister for Foreign Afi~ird. 1$ My LoJD-I have the honor to announce to your lordship my arrival in the waters of the Mervey, with this vessel, lately a slaip ...

... THE ESE NANDOAH. LvEerooeL, Tuzsn;xr-In consequence of Captain WtLddell having surrendered the Shenandoah to the commander of her Majesty's ship Donegal, the former vessel still retains her anchorage in proximity to the Donegal, and a company of marines are in possession of the late cruiser. We yestordcy stated that a portion of the officers, together with Captain Waddell, left the ship after ...

... by AINArwar, Nov. 4,-The Freemaocns of this city st have addressed the followsing letter to the Pope, at m, in reply to his Holiness's diatribe egaist Free- ;tl masoDry?- :e f MOST EoIY F&Tara-Following the example of ri- segeral of your predeceesors upon the Pontifical d- throne, you have thonght it compatible with the r- honor of the Roman purple to etigmatise in the eyes 1S of the world a ...

... [BY 3tA.GXZTIC TELFGR4AP. ] IVWIYS-LETTER OFFICE, l;lcdesda-y Mraoq. '1 THE MINISTRY. The Post says-' If ?? qaestion of Reform is to be adjourned, as it probably will be, Messrs. Hors- man and Lowe would add immensely to the weight of the debating power of the Treasury Bench. If, on the other hand, Reform be uroe], we do not sea where the Ministry can gain anything h ut additional weak- ness. ...

... TO' T1k EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MNERCURY. GE.I/fEMEN,-If the Conservatives, whor I charged1 in my letter to you on Saturday last with raising an insulting cry of repudiation against the Amerians, in 11 order to injure their commercial and national credit, and if possible to drive us into a war with them, can find nomorO able or intelligent champion than Vindicator, I shall have but little ...

... THE MINtSTrRY. Friday having been fixed by Her Majesty for the reception of the new Premier and the Earl of (3laren- don, the Queen held a Privy Council at Windsor Castle. Lord Clarendon, Earl Russell, and the Duke of Somerset were the only- members of the new cabinet present at the Council. The keys of the Treasurer having been previously placed in the hands of Her Majesty, were formally ...