... SIXTEENTH WARD. The annual meeting the electors of the Sixteenth Ward took place last night the hall 55 | Street. John Shearer, jun., occupied the chair, and he was accompanied the platlorm Councillor M'Onie. A letter of apology for absence was read from Bailie ; and Bailie Adams seat the following letter, addressed to the secretary : —'* Referring to the call I had the pleasure of receiving ...

... An una eat was bald yesterday the Deputy- Coroner for Manchester (Mr S. Smelt) on the Wly of John Barber, aged CB, ironfounder, late of Catherine Street, Macclesfield, who leaves wife •ad See children. On Wednesday the deceased, together with several gentlemen, visited Hellsvus Garde as, and left together to reach I/ong*ight Station. He had then his possession a silver lsver watch with a gold ...

... A monitor tenant-right demonstration took p'*°* yesterday in the Market Square Mallow, Cork. Ihrtt were upwards 10,000 preaent. large number of them having been light special traina from various parts of countios Cork, Watarford, and Limerick, escorted bjr heir local bands. A peculiar feature in the proceeding's was the local Catholic priesthood, fact attributable the recent dispute with ...

... THE SANITARY CONGRESS CROYDON. The members of the Sanitary Institute Britain assembled again yesterday morning' in Public Hall, Croydon. The proceedings »ere K.r-mally oj-ened Dr but alter the paper had been read the section was presided vet by O. J. secretary of the Mete- tological Society. '1 he subject matter lor disci.--i.a related meteorology and geology. The collected rain water for ...

... I and niae o'clock, while entering lbs harbour. vessel was on royals Riga t ...

... (From Lloyd-al ADELAIDE, March 10.-the Peninsular and Ori- ental Co.'s steamer Bangalore, Irom Bombay, arrived here to-day. GIBRALTAR, March 11.-The steamer Caronella, from Palermo, arrived here this morning, and pro- ceeded same afternoon for New Orleans. NEw Yosss, March 12.-The steamer Stag left here to-day for sgavre. GIBREALTAR, March 12.-The Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Patroclus, from ...

... MAILSAND STEAMS= NEWS. 4 - (From Ilood's. BosesAr Feb. 13.-The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Gwalior, from London, arrived Ihere to-day. I LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13. - The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's Royal Mail steamer Bolivar, from Colon, and the same company's steamer Australian, from New Orleans, arrived in. the Mersey to-day. NEW Yoea, Feb. 13.-The Guion Line United ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGk9NCE. ARRIVED AT G LASGOW. June 28. Laura, 457, M'Donald, from Bittom N.S.- timber. Lake Erie, 938, Pilcher, from Montreal-general cargo. Addie Benson, 327, Mallet, from Annapolis, N.S. --deals. Lindores Abbey, 863, Burkill, from New York I -general cargo. Tagal, 654, Jacobson, from St John, N.B.-deals. Ethiopia (s), 2604, Campbell, fromIN ew Yark-gen. cargo. State of Indiana ...

... )OMMERCIAL NEWS. GLSGO, Tuesday Eveni2ng. i h IN consequence of the poor suppiy of MloNEY 0h ai offer in the discount market, and in anticipation o in demands in connection with the payments on the St Stock Exchange on the 29th inst., quotations for I bills have been firmly maintained. and for two and three months' bank paper are almost on a level with the Bank of England rate. The amount of ...

... &IOTOUSNXX' llonh W ,~ ?? 2estof MaKck23. RoBRT MUintA sheep dealer, Ain'tb i the co nty of Fif e Creditors to meet I Sdourti haae Haflj Duname l6etoh Ah ats o' ?? Ii. Wudkwa itor, *f ow, ae at. March 22. Ja alq, S5 uthmbmaItC ?? Creditor to Met in h HalGasgows, Tt&.a~e, at twelv otbck4 Wm,. Mach 25. TWio8CD La ys groer, NewarthfIS, in the county of Lanazk. Creditorsto meet in dA Faculty Hall, ...

... TME OEN TmAD& The Maxrk Lost itryreos of last night says :-A4though the days have been brigbt and suuny, the temperature has re- .tdojed cold throughout the past week. as the w-ind has blown from the north-east with a Persitance worthy of a better canus. ?? farm work of ab' descriptions the weather has left nothing to be desired, and great progress has been made with the planting of mangolds ...

... 'WRECE OF THE FRENCH SHIP LA MEUSE. {Penn} who lnserwansoll tinvnlfa ?? | W(From the Corsalt Gazette,) On Wednesdav night, the 4th inst., a little before 7 o'clock, the French full-rigged ship La Meuse, of and for Havre from Calcutta. at was wrecked at Geiver, a rocky coast between the Land's End and qi Cape Cornwall. In March, 1849, she left Havre, under the corn- mand of Captain fHauvet, for ...