... 0m~girlow.-We have nothing new to notice regarding our ,,ca, eleCtion. As Mir. Buchanan is, generally spoken of ats safe, thle real contest lies between Messrs. Hastie and Daiglish. gjver.commfiilemce on thle part of Mir. Buchanan's friends, how- ermylead to miscalculation. Mr. Hastie addresses the Btil JV(~ANAN'S CO)IMITTEFP.-A meeting ?? .Comflmitte, was hield yesterday-time Lord Provost in ...

... 'IlL W)CTOIIll GALES. (1:.)III the Tillmes' Corl'espolidence.) Shiuldsi, ()ct. -20. It wscI ola temd il :1 brief' despatell from this phic c i (Wednes- d1amt:rticmI t lilt a SCtsere stirII of wi I d rfrin ?? N. E l'brok, il t his Coast oil 'Tuesday Cevllilig, and had ragedl 'vit d fuloy (d iring tile ruesday niighit ,im(ml \V ednsaiy omoro ig. It was ?? Oiit a considlerkible number ot light ...

... MON)lA Y MORNIN, OC'FOB 23. MIONDAY 11I()ININGx, OCTOBER °3. 11 Intost tecegravphic (despatClics regarding the prou as of operations agdinst Sebastopol, state that thc .\llies nit(] received ?? rcinforceenilts, i that t lie d isem barkation of ?? siege train continued, E aiil lilt the bombardment was to commence on the 10th: o0 I II. Onec (despatch from B l:lc rest asserts r tihat luhad, in ...

... NI CARAG UA. (From the Globe.) The American mail brings intelligence of the election of Ge- r neral Walker to the presidency of Nicaragua and of the de- fection and open revolt of ?? Rivas and the Minister of War. Twelve days prior to Walker's election, which took place on the 24th ult., Rivas and the Minister of War quitted t Leon and repaired to Clinendaga, where they assembled 600 t ...

... WEALTII AND LUXURY THIE HANDMAID OF INDUSTRY. Bn- . ~(From B~lackwood's Megazine for December.) Led The greater part of eioploymont arises from, the luxurious s habits of the people. If they were content to subsist, likeo C rnApemanitus, upon roots and water, or even to restrict themselvesI frto bread and meat, ruin, destitution, and beggary would be I hat multiplied far and wvido. It is ...

... TR E VICEROY OF IRELAND-TH E POPE'S LEGATE AND THE 18Th RO!'AL lUSH. AND T'1HE 18Tri HRO.AL IRIISH. \ The Freeniais's Journdl of Monday has the following notice: The presentation of new colours to the 18th Royal Irish C Regiment will take place at half-past three o'clock this day at 4the Wellington Testimonial, Phconix Park. As no official no- e lice on the subject has reached us, we are ...

... THIE LAST DAYS OF THE PASSRORT. $XsTEM. (From tha.pceatator.) ?? . - The Belgian and FrenchGovernmentshive taken tlhe firststeps towalds mitigating the passport ?? an agreement between them thiit h perpsp-ho are simply, passing through, eithier country, shall be 'permit:edto go without a visa pf the passportI ttl pr -oduice tickets to prove that thef ha v Iiiid £ or tiri j6niiey. to a' place ...

... (From the Irish-Farmersa Gazette of Saturday last.) ml It is not our intention, whon giving our readers a brief de-'_X } tail of the gigantic inprdvements. which are being carried on upon Mr. Pollok's estates, to enter into any history of the pro- ceedings which occupied so mujich-of publieattention through- out the kiugdom during the early part of this year because we believe 'that, with, ...

... f - I.- - l. - - dAP/ en read (Fromn the Daily News' Correspondeisce.) hle be- Odessa, June 30. ustified The plan for colonising the Crimea with Greeks has long' of the been under consideration, and at length the Emperor's will ora to said, the subject end the official proclamation have been received. act, he According to the particulars which have hitherto transpired, in been the object in ...

... IAYADT- ?? -- S The following address of the students of the University of Turin to the conductors of the English press has just reached es, this country I Gentlemen,-We, the undersigned students of the Univer- Prk sity of Turin, would wish to convey to you, gentlemen of the English press, tha feelings of our high respect and gratitude. g; The lively interest and earnest zeal with which you ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TIiURSDAY. I . . n -I - ThAir Lordships met at five o'clock. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from the Queen of Oude, the Prhice her eldest son, and the brother of the King, now in this country, expressing great regret at the military outbreak in India, and sorrow and surprise at the suspicions - attaching to their relative, the ?? of Oiude, of disloyalty and disaffection. The ...

... (Frome the Timees.) Royal visits rank as phenomena with great meteors, comets, solar eclipses, and new planets. They are extraordinary evnts, and immediately set even people not the least inclined to qu or- stition thinking what they mean and what they pint to. Mt that there is any absolute reason why they should mean more than what the simple fact conveys. For why should Kings and Queena not ...