... LATEST, NEWS.e HERALD OFFiin, uafnld VordAil. 8 Y T E { DLE R A PH, FOREIGN INCELLIGEN iA' Paris, Nov. IL. The 'Moniteut gays that the latest intelligence from Mexico confiims the news that the entire pro i vinceof Sonorahad submitted to tha Empetor Maxi- millau, and that Juarez had definitelr quitted the country, 4 Letters from Rome to the 8h instant assert that I the new Ministar of War had ...

... TU RKEY. THE CULTIVATORS OF COTTON,. A correspondent of the Daily ?? writes from Constantinople on the 26th October:- The Turkish Government is now-and has fairly proved itself to be-in earnest about the cultivation of cotton. I saw, the other day, a letter from an American gentleman, who is from Carolina, and has been latterly on a tour through the East, He says that he has seen specimens of ...

... LATEST NEWS l HIERAt OFFIhM, FfidaY MOrt'ng. BYwiL E G BA P H. THE LORD MAYOR'S DINNER, Last night being the Oth of November, the newly, elected Lord Mayor entertained her Majesty's Ministers, the Judges, the Aldermen, and Common Council, and a large company, consisting of the nobility and gentry now in town, as well as the Com- mon Councilmen and citizens, at dinner. The decorations of the ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Times reports that at a meeting of English physicians in Paris at the house of Sir Joseph Olliffe, M.D., physician to the English Embassy, Dr. John Chapman, of London, has given an exposition of his discovery of a new method of treating disease by controlling the circu- lation of the blood in different parts of the body through the agency of the nervous system. ...

... ' ' T IC DESPATCB. G pF,7tXrOrn, tbO TIues ) (Vrik tbo TIMesM) lhas its day, and even the ele- gverY I tficjr turns. Earth, air, fire, and D rt5 llved which shall render the greatest ,ater Ctio 51,1, and enjoy the foremost place sf' contillual triumph of nature and art. in the , D Imatter of locomotion earth first Jand man trudged, rode, or fil ?? water had its turn, add man dre' owed, sculled ...

... TMSO0 ENGNEoLDAND. ssqTCA ,2 eb - or r u that I § t ° rtly ?? that ,^jdol} pap a11 Plt Lord Russell's ~ he settloeinelt Of ii lcC5 betlll the two nations. ?'odet to colsiler the circumstanos ll~ e wfill find otasion to modify ilicatetd a willingness S c , IsIII all tlhe questions in d 3 ould have deserved d3lP proP0, BUo this is not the r ?? to submit to such ?? . p s of illferolrce towhich ...

... I rAIIy'E ?? 1 Qp o the, Ifi5!Dary requeste u, j 0 to aoknQ ledge teoeipt oj ,#e 4itdi loted §iVA.i frt' lected by'the reepebtiie churches iu town on the It occasion of the general'thankegiving servioeawon t'e evening of Wednesday latoviz. :_ Tbread Street U.P. Charch, . - . lli 5 10 St. James'. Street U.P. Church, . 7 1 D St. George's Established Church, . . 2 6 8 'U Free High Church, . . * 3 ...

... A SHAM DETEUTTIVE. At the Surrey Sessions on Tuesday, William Davis, a well-dreesed man, aged 29, and, djtoribed as being a photographer, was indicted for fefoniously stealiog a brooch and two car-rings, of the value of 215, the property of Henry Leonard Bertz, The prosecutor is a gentleman residing at Stanley Villaq, Clifton Road, Peckham. Ire.. Bertz about two months ago lost a brooch (not ...

... ENIGAND Wren SAw.-Whether a man will be famous depends on whether he is a good general, a good political trimmer, or strikes oil.- OI News. Tin Sr. AiBANS RAIDER.- The Toronto Leader states that an offer has been made to admit Lieutenant Bennett Youn1g to ball on his own recognisance, but that he refuses the offer. On Friday evening, Mrs. Mant, wife of the Archdeacon of Down, accidentally ...

... The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held yesterday-Mr. Peter Hamilton presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. FINANCE. Mr. KNox, in moving the adoption of the Finance Committee's minutes, stated that they had raised of this year's asetssment £8000. Last year at the same date the sum collected was a litile more, beuig £8670, but they had been about a week ...

... THE PNEUMFjADiSlPATdH. On Tuesday, a C.rerhotyY di muoun scientsncI au public interest tooklpluce 4t the offides of th4 Pieeu- matic Despatch CompzanYj 245 Hoib'orn This con0, Sisted in the openillk pblolyclyof,,the4 firsti p6rtidn of the tube which is soon'to connect ?? General Post. Office with the terminus of the Londdn and No-th. Western Railway, and which, if the promoters suc- ceed to ...

... RA&ILWAY RECEIPT& (From the Times.) The ktaffdoreceipta of railways in the Untel King:. dom arnou edfor the week ending 4th Nov., on showring nn increasfe of 410 miles and of £'41,301. The following are tihe receipts3 for the pa85t ?? SWA1H. _e I ipts. 1865a 1864. 185. 1864. BelA 8.170rthern Oounties 9 D9 2,042 1,9600 Blyt ?? .. 28 282 .2l1 2,187 Breeon and Merthyr .; 64 61 1,086 861 Brlat ...