... ) ~~MONDAY, NOVpMBeR 10. As the 9th of November occurred this year on Sundlay, the first general meeting of tile now council, fer tho election of mayor, the appointment of committees, end the usual formal business, was held this day, in the councllreom. T rews lao-go attendance, including the whole of the new members. ELECTION OF MAYOR. 3 The retiring mayor, Sir Jolln Bent, took the ehair a, ...

... BANQUET TO THE HON. R. J. WALKER, I OF THE UNITED STATES. The members of the American Chamber of Commerce, in this town, gave a grand banquet last night, at the 1. Adelphi Hotel, to the Hon. B. J. Walker, late secretary d to the treasury of the United States. The object of the r chamber was to mark their appreciation of the exertions of Mr. Walker in giving facilities to the commerce be- tween ...

... FOREIGTN INTELLIGENCE. ?? I f I .AAL L L -1. leas FRANCE. gen The minister of the interior has publicly announced his the intention not to stand as candidate for the Seine. The war steamers Gomer, San6, and Caton, under Ad- miral Dubourdieu, sailed from Toulon for the coast of M Morocco on the 14th instant. mie There is every reason (says the Paris correspondent of low the Times) to suppose ...

... || INCIDENTS IN NATURAL HISTORY_ A barbel, ten pounds weight, and of a brilliant gold colour, was caught In a lock Ia the Thames, adjoining Bascot, last week Mr. J. Rowson, farmer, of Laceby, near Grimsby, has had a ben whlch has iaid an egg every day for 29d days. It is a large black fowl, with white ears and red topping. The eggs are of a very fine sort. The Connecticut Couramt, of the 8th ...

... I ;rily. j ossuth passed his first night in England with the teant mayor of Southampton, at his house there. At eleven He o'clock on Friday morning week, he proceeded to the mnals private residence of the mayor, which is situated a short h ut, distance from the ancient city of Winchester. itI ,here was arranged that Kossuth should be accompanied to I e di- Winchester by several of his private ...

... RAILWAY DEPARTURiES FROM PRESTO 7 To Blackburn, Awrigptlso, Bury, and AfC&es_.70 9.0 9.15 10-50 morn.; 1.45 3-0 4-40 7-5 mixed, 4&56 Suandbys 7.40 morn., 2-10 6-10 8.30 aft, all ri n O Acorlagton only.) T To Blackburn, Bungav, CoU14 Sbpto0, Bradford,, ad -7.0 mix., *9.15 10-50 morn.; 1-45 3-0 4.40 q7. 6 x 5 4l On Sundays: '7.40 morn., 2-10 '6-10 atn, all mx * Coine only.) ('To To Lytham, ...

... . NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL I, ASSO.CIATION. On Thursday evening last, a meeting was held in the , Temperance Hull, Nelson-street, Angel Meadow, to hear an t e address by Dr. Watts. He commenced by pointinig out thu importanic of good instruction for till chiltren, backed by e n the good examitples of both parents anti teachers. lle showedt e tbuet in the ordinary run of eases the position in ...

... Rocal imbf ?? NZWO. ?? -- blY NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. - The c a~t 0g conference eid meeting of tbis association, ilteltded to be MA f a held on 1[OnIOuy next, are exciting, we believe, an uiustuld si HS degree of interest. The recent activity of the two educational I lie nssociations, the pronflnency the question has assumed in Gl Manchester, its intrinsic importance, and( the high ...

... REV IEWS. . . . ?? ?? v# Didricksem an Hannay's Royal A im7aci for 1852 d i will be found equal to ally of its predecessors. who T pacrer's Standard Eiitiorr of Jeiferson's Northeri to arid Cenmral Alnaacwk an Tide Tlables fr the pert year 1852. IIa We have seen a proof copy of this almanack, and find in it a store of interesting and useful infor- n nation to the mariner and the lanadsman. It ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ANDE TLE NEjpOL GOVERNMENT, We (ITmes) have received the following correpn between the Prince Castelcioala and Lord plmndene. relative to the communication, officially, ey the frierstoa, tbe Foreign OfRice of a pamphlet published in Lor.er to reply to Mr. Gladstone's letters to the Earl OAbero'd iD PBIC55 AVIUMTCALe rO VnscouT Pat -eet_ 13, Princes-street, CavendMshqn e i My ...

... 4Torc ?pz PRANC7I? orre- OnTesa Out President evnng tiethe etile ex o teibwo rn decoratedtr ttl o~onl~ic, te~1 net National A telgo fhnu l Fthe prelseeneertoft. ePrertdL Yt Presnt. l anxiety sfl bu b ies~5 '~vdifficulty Whic oppr eltsh my 'rile 2'itaes ,, eec tile ftrt.t~so Oita iulescorreepondetit Wh 5erce Pi oathe to Louis Natpoleon] cites see es.lrateelrfl , efL they ans desire of tile ofl ...

... ?? . . Ad ?? TV - - - TTO D l n A\f l f r'P v REGULATION OF PUTBLIC HOUSES, AND OTHER byl PLACES OF ENTERTAINMEN'T.ha A general mee~~ting of Thle Manchestercand Salford disi Association for Securing the Better Regulation of Public- son houses and other Places ofEntcrtaillmolICt (-which has for vict its president the bishop of this diocese) wits held on stre Monday foronolon, at eleven ...