... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS COMMERCIAL. LONDON. Fu~ly The following were the se-lea reported o h stock exchange up to one o'clock to-day: BRITWEE A-ND) FOR~OliN RAIL WAYS. Great Etaoern 7 Great Northern ..129 Ditto A 1491 501 Ditto B.10 Great 6etr.2 1 21 31 Ditto West ilidland Oxford._. 42 1 Lanctashire and Yorksihire.. 12l1 Si London, Brighton, anti ...

... Week's total. Half-ysaief total. 18a.. 5884. 1865. 186C. mlhes Bellapt aud N. 0ouutica 19?8 1737 43680 391S8 982 Bristol oald llietor . 62iO .5212 148.304 141870 1214 Caledonian 27074 2_5360 447852 429759 408 Canbrian ..*. 2261 1885 05350 42754 130 Oornwall *. 1413 1226 40t90 ;6455 82$ Cotk and Bandon 371 321 1867 7652 20 Deeside * 8 26 102 4C53 370 ...

... | I . . .. ON MONDAY evening the opening of Albion House, Albion-street, by the members of the Hull Church Institute, took place, when to celebrate the occasion a conversazione was held. About 300 persons were present, including the following :--The Mayor (H. J. Atkinson, Esq.), Dr. Bell (president of the Institute), the Revs. J. W. Hunt, G. 0. Browne, J. Bird, J. Gurnhill, A. Jukes; Dr. ...

... VWmJ NFISDA^Y. November 22, 1805. T1IE French Government shows a pacific tendency in i) the various schenmes proposed for the reduction of the pr ariny. Notwithstanding the revolt in Algeria, it ap- fo pears the withdrawal of the army from Rome permits pC this reduction. It is reported that France has taken ds offence at an American remonstrance on Mlexican mat- de ters, and the French ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1865. ^ a ?? v--- The first Report of the Royal Commissioners ap- pointed to investigate the origin of the Cattle Plague, and to suggest the best remedies for arresting its pro- greis, has not been received with public favour. They have been most diligent in their researches, and have collected a large mass of information, which de- serves serious attention and may be ...

... Ie (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1865. By the arrival of the City of Boston, with New York advices to the 11th inst., we learn that the passing of the Constitutional Amend- ment Act, necessary for the full restoration of the Southern States to the Union, had been an- nounced. A paragraph in the news now to hand informs us that Earl Russell had been informed by Mr. ...

... LAST evening, the thirty-eighth annual meeting of this society was held in the Corn Exchange-the MAYOR of BELFAST (J. Lylle, Esq.) in the chair. There was a large and most respectable attendance. The meeting having been opened with devotional exercises, a The MAYOR said ho was happy to see so many C friends present that evenieg, but he would like to see a a greater interest being taken in that ...

... MA:R 8EWARD ON. THI RGi ATIONS BETWEIhN-.RNGLAND & AMERIUCA. The New York etirrespondent (if the Spectator gives the substance of somao remarks reueutty made by Mr Sewaidl in the wvritorke hearing, on the reioitions betweeu Eugland and tbo United S tat.'s: Seward. (says the correspondueat) sail, with an air of regret, which- i jLnasi Confess was rather whimsical than serious, that he thought ...

... FE-NIANiS, -A, A .. I - FENIANISM;-CANADB; AMERICA, Thecorre pndent of the Daily News, writing fropm New York, o.1 7, says:- . There ie' good dealof trepidabionin Caunada abomt the Fenians. I saw a gentleman froni.Toronto ;ast evening, who, though by no means a nervous person, could not be persuaded that -there was not imminent danger this winter of a raid acrocs the frontier ia the style of ...

... FENIAX DUEL IN LIVERPOOL, On the evenijpf of Monday last an Irish gentleman carrying on busmess in Liverpool, and well known on the Exchange, previous to going home to his resi- dence at Edgehill, had occasion to call it the bar- room of a highly respectable hotel in Dale-street, which at the time was considerably crowded by gentlemen in his own position in society-a very re- spectable one. ...

... A Looker-on, in Ry lands' Iron Trade Circular, states that having some personal experience of petroleum, it| discovery, its raising, and its refining,5' he gladly accepted instructions to proceed to Flint- shire, for the purpose of examining into certain state- ments respecting the production of oil in Flintshire. Passing Cefn, he says, without stepping, although strongly tempted to ...

... LAMENTABLE SUICIDE AT G^FEILLIOX.—On Wednesday morning, at this village, an old man, 67 years of age, named Charles, committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. The cause of this rash act is at present un- known, but will probably transpire at the inquest holden to-day (Friday). PUBLIC MEETING AT PONTYPRIDD.-On Monday evening a meeting was convened at the New Inn, to take into con- ...