... - - - Ilabat nn'u Militarp. I CHATHAM, Nov. 20. DEPARITTJr OF TROOPS FOR INDIA.-This mion- ing, the following troops proceeded to Gravesend, and embarked on board the troopship Clara, which has been taken up by the council of India for the conveyance of reinforcements to Kurrachee, viz. :-C'aptain M. A. Waters, 75 non-comnmissioned officers and men, six women, and five children of the 77th ...

... At eight o'clock on Saturday monciing, the three men; Po Allen, La~rkin, and Gould, who -were convicted of the hI murder of Police-sergeant Brett, were' hanged at'the New tb Bailey, Saford, in the presence' of a crowd of about 12,000 w! personis, but in the sight of a very inuch smaller number. 1 'The crowd, wbicb was much smaller than had been anti- io. cipte, wias very orderly and quiet, ...

... . CURIOSITIES OF NATIONAL SCHOOL HISTORY Among the numberless school histories of England e extant there is one which is worth notice forireasons 1 which will presently appear. It is not a Sew book. The i o first edition appeared in 1845; but it has frequently been reprinted since. It bears no imposing name, nor does it e assume to clear up obscurities or to settle disputedpoinbts. l It is a; ...

... 1$1>V~AI. l MILIT NWBe Loss OF T AH BospEoRus STEAtEB.-A t elegram : has been received at the India House, communicating'tie . totailogs 6fth-e Bocphorasesteamer,'off Algoa Bay,on the, 31st of October last. Shemastalen up bythe A miralty ~as a transport for the convenhe 'of stores'6 Bombay, to supply the vesselsfitt~ing 'out there for the Abyssinian ex- pedition. She was 2,000 tons ...

... POSTAL AEBRRANGEMEflNTS AT PORTSMOUTH. DELIVERIES OF LETTERS. First . , , , , , , ,, 7. 0 a.m. ?? 2.15 p.m. ?? 15 7,15 p.m. RECEIVING OFFICES. Cleared at Cleared at 7.15 n.m. S6cthsen . . 9.30 am. ?? 9.30 anm. CambridgeTerrace 4.30 (. 0 p.m. 7. 0 n.m. Kiligston . p m Landport ?? 9.30 a.m. Frattor . ?? . P .m. 4.30 p.m. 9. 0 p.M. Milton ?? 0 p.= PILLAR LETTER BOXES. Railway Station . 7.10 ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY DISASTER Il VRANCE. An Englise traveller on the Great Noroeerrn Rai-way of France writes as follows 'from u station named Villiers, under date Sunday:- . - An awful accident has ocourred to the night mail tratin frou celaig to Paria, carrying the pasisegpers by the English '1t trtlain that ?? at half- sat eigt ou Saturday fnilgb -aoldent which Is tgnally slarmi- lng whether ...

... ? The lifeboats of the National Lifeboat institution rendered the following important services to dis- tressed vessels and their crews during the fearful gales at the beginning of this week :- The Penarth lifeboat, after extreme difficulty, rescued anzd brought safely ashore the crew of eleven men of the brig Mfarie, of Griefesrald, Prussia, wbich had stranded on the Bonie'spit, a most ...

... LATEST ELECTRIC NE WS. [MR.b BRUTER78 BEUGRAS.1 FLORENCE, Friday. Pen. de Lamarmorais expected here thiserening. The Opinione denies the report of the breaking up of tse camp of the troops on active service, whose head quarters remain at Pisa.aoa E Saturday lhe IaNa announces that the pontifical govern- vsient intends to liberate the Garibaldian prisoners. A first detachment, consisting of 600 ...

... 'SHE- GOVERNMENTGAPD 6!tJ : TELE.-s~BG-RAPHS.: f~ The proposal thatl thbA 'GbiVeiniut'hallVA91 obtain posseion of the,,A aph ?? the country, and workr t, in connieixion with' the, Poast-office, as -araich iofthe-, public service,,raises questioam ofe picipic' . whieh will 'perhaps lead to. a~iep~~ontroversy. We shall not at pios~enttteya~to boantioipatQ theresult of the discussion on'a' ...

... - WVAGd fly ., I L N EW . Y lo _ : _ 1* .-;I 3Wa -,A 1 , :- ?? 64th (Liverpool Irisoh)'Vo'luteers, Colonel- ]3Id*1ll' again maorched out lsevng.The. xmuster, eas on the ?? Thursay evening, was a large one. celebrated, at SCt. Xicololasb. pro-Cathedral,. Cop. peras hill, for, ?? who have laeY fallen in defence of the caume of -pope Plus ix. Our readers will perceive, on reference to, the ...

... FURTHER DISTURBANCES IN BIRRt1NGHAD1. CONTINUMED IXCITIIEMNT IN TllE TOWX; The serious riots of Wednesday and Thursday night led. the authorities to dread further demonstrations in the to wn last evening, and the most ample proparations were made to meet any emergency, The day force of police were retained on duty for the evening, and th° night constables were at their respective stations an ...

... THE PROPOSED ELECLION OF WoRhiu, DI EN TO PARLIAMENT . On Tuesday night a meeting of the executive of t, Worklng BIen's Association was helfl at the Bell an, 0, Bailey, under the chairmanship of Mr, Geo, Pole, ff: the purpose of adopting measures ir aid of the fuod wtn is being raised to secure the return of working M,, Parliament. The Chairman said that kince the prevlous meeting ltb had ...