... tENSIO }OF A SUPPOSED t IJN IN MANCHESTER. ~~AV ?? V--.Vno SEIZt RE OF REVOLVERS. 1 S (Fronot7lT Correspondent) At tt' bachester City Police Court, on Satur- W 1.optctable-locking and well dressedyoung 'lay i the nane of WilliamPearson Thompson, ihaving 45 revolvers in his posses- :Dfr. lor p.urpose, and being suspected of i D en part in the riot in Hyde Rload on the !h sgeptelr last, wh~en ...

... J:Y O1DINNARY TELXGRSPH'. | FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEA ?? -- UT S TELEGR'AM&) . - ?? lANYO ' - ?? DEBATE ONlT IOAD QESPiONI TEt- 3 * . Pa4Nov. 29. In to.day' sitting of the Senate the question of ?? andltaly came on for discussion. hI DIipin. made a speech, in which, he thanked the Emperor Ifor the support given to the Papacy, and declared that ithe dutyand interests of France denandedthe. ...

... E: XTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST AN EX-CONSUL. - ?? the Globe.) id We regret to find that Mr Calvert, one of her BMajesty's ?? in the Levant. has got into re very serious trouble. Mr Calvert was formerly ie British Consul at the Dardanelles, and to his Con- c sular functions were added the duties, responsi- a.bilities, and emoluments of agent for the under. w writers of marine insurances at ...

... 1 ?? , - m. I- MONDAY MO1 , DFG.- 2. THE CusoIms zlevenu recved at the port of Glasgow during th6 past mouth amounted- to .£115,,414, againt' £102,411 for November, 1860. The i6er fori 'the eleven-months: just coitplet d i amtnt £1,079,570, against -£885269 for thi e-orrespo g of lstJ year, lbeing,afr increase- of £244,SOY. inS faou i of the current year The ?? f Green- act also show a very ...

... GEMIERAL NEWS. ~R~EPPfE-TATION of TssETFOu.-We learn by telegram that Lord Frederick Fitzroy, the :iberal candidate, has retired from the field, and that the Lord Advocate of Scotland will therefore be returned to-day without opposi- tion. Tim Lbuss RAILWAY COMMrSSION. - The B,1fast News f Letter says:-A number of ac-.- coiutants attached to the Railway Oomuis- sion have arrived in town, and ...

... I (B'AFROF A LElS PAEGIAIENT. * Un Thrh-day the ; th Regiment of Foot, which is s-tatiou-d at' &lfo~rd, was p~reseited .with newv coloulrs b, rs War. wife of the Lieutenant-Colonel of the ieoiznent. in -the prestnce of a numerous company., Majvr. cneml Sir John (larvock, ?? CDM- rmander of the, northern. district, addressing the 0nilc. non-commissioned officers, and soldiers of tiA- 5th ...

... MkAIWAY .CEIPTS. (From The trafficreceipts of ,.dornarnocmted, for 1theis 13,072 miles, to 2790,41 week of last year, on . showing an inerease of , The follownvg are the RAILAY&S. Belfat & Northern Counties Belfast d CountyDo. . B3yth rand Th± Perecon and Mlerthyr.7. Bristol nd Exeter . . Osidonan Sctts Norh Esstern, ?? ?? Cockemontli, K, & Penrith Cork and Bandon .. . Cork, Blacrot &Passage ...

... WISEAW. KIAZO-Ic CO2NCERT.-The brethren of the follow. iu lgea of Firnef sona, viz., St Mary's, Coltness; Zt Join's, Woodhall; -St John's, Shotta; and St Cl='a, Clabmuethan, gave a concert in Wishaw ublie Scool, on Frids evening, 29th ult., for the bkufit of the poor in Viw and neighbourhood. BrotherJames Wallace, Esq., G.S., of the Grand ledge oE Scotland, presided, and gave a nentpening ...

... DINNER OF THFE FACULTY OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. f . ' . . .ECO1[r1NInATZD.] D On Friday evening last the President and Fellows of this ancient Corporation gave a banquet in the Faculty Rall, St Vincent Street. Among the guests were the Lord Provost, Mr Sheriff Bell, the Dean of Guild; Dr Smith, President of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh;,Professor Spence, Fre- sident of the ...

... --yESLEYAN METHODISM IN SCOTLAND. On Friday last an important meeting oi this body was, held in Glaigow. It was convened -by' the chaiirman of the district, and assembled in'the John Street Wesleyan -Church school room at three o'clock. The object of the meeting was to further a- movement, sanctioned by the Conferencei for the relief and extension of Methodism in this country. In a ears the ...

... - TBE LATE-DR-AMLTON. Dr Jae aita h wsinterred in Hi*h - gate Cemetr ?? y,*airavexearee A~PW~- ~ien of nsal and peculiar school of divines. Thete bae two gpeciily' singular fats in -the histor~r of PresbYterbsnismr One-is,-that Einglish-Presbyteri. anism, after playing such ?? pFat, iM the seventeenth centtury,'should Cv divindled away to its -preset dimensions. Anoter that Scottis ...

... 5 M. LOUIS BLANC ON THE KEOUTION OF THE TENIANS. - I I -; , -1 I I M Al. Lous 'Blanc is the London . correspondent of the Patti Temnps. In an'account which he gives of' the executibn of the Penlans there are no words of . commiseration forie victim of the unfortunate men' 'who have 'suffered ;-aidhis readers mightinfbr, for -anything they are told to the contrarsy, that no one had met with a ...