... TII-LI CHOLBE I ?? ?? Board of Tliexlth, Oct. DI.) METRIOlOLIS. i.nt rcturnS; titde to the commissioners of *o lta lice by the supcrintendents ofthe F, T , 1. and lb divisions of police, and transmit- A h~ ?? ' to tic General Board of Ilealth, it ap- ,;:i that l: aen the 1 ath and 28th instant there ., ri dI in those districts 20 cases of cholera, o- 1,.lC}I ei v ht la c resulted fatallv. Iu ...

... TO TISE EDITOR OF THoE DAILY -NEWS. Sir,,-A Pamphlet, entitled the India Bill, has fallen into my hands. The name of the author is Francis Horsley Robinson, late Member of the Board of Revenue, North:West Provinces, and is printed in full length. Mr. Francis Horsley Robinson blows his own trumpet when he tells us of his thirty years' official employment and an unusually familiar ...

... COZ ourt. WINDSOR, OCT. 31. The Queen, with the Duchess of Brabant, drove out this morning in an open pony phaeton. Col. the Hon. Charles Grey attended on horseback. Prince Albert, with the King of the Belgians, accom- panied by Earl Granville, went out shooting. The Duke of Brabant and the Count of Flanders, attended by Baron Prisse and Col. Wylde, left Windsor this forenoon by the South ...

... lNQUE'ST UPON A DECEASED LUNATIC ATS HANWTYELL. Ycsterday an inquiry was held by Mr. Wakley, at the County Lunatic Asylum, as to the death of Mr. William parsons, thirty-three vears of age, and formerly butler in the service of Mr. Frederiek Woodbridge, who resided at 5Vavondon, near Newport Pagnell, Buckinghanmshire. e William Digby, a gardener in the service of Mr. Wood- bridge, deposed that ...

... FROM OUR SPECIAL CORREsPONDENr. PRESTON, MONDAY. Yesterday formed no exception in the apathetic appearance of the town. When every day is a holi- day, Sunday in particular shines no holiday to anyone. The same sad sauntering through the streets, tle same absence of purpose, were the prin- cipal characteristics of the scene. There was action, however, going on somewhere, but it was hidden. ...

... THE RIOT AT WIGAkN (FROM OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENT.) All was quiet at Wigan up to yesterday evening but some fears were entertained that the.disturbances would be renewed. The colliers deny that they were the rioters, and some of them have been heard to promise that they will let the inhabitants see what they can do. The magistrates assembled at the Town Hall, to hear the examinations of the ...

... . VATEST FROMAl ABRIOAD. FRANCE. PARTS, MONDAY EVENZNG. A n hvitzourabO' reaction took place at the Bourse Uv Finifl ?? per Cent. Rentes, sn,: 1our and-a-half per Cents., 99.65; Bank :1- . al lagnay d'hlilliers is officially nominated ., ?? at Collstantinople. ...

... F FRA-N, C E. PARIS, SUNDAY EVBNIXG. f . con i!. asr savy the government has received -ill,, ?? Atnmbassadoi, at Constantinople, a -? i tat5~c.5, dated October 21 :- Prince ;01swi v 'neer had been considered as a , Ivert!:cle.tss in consequcence of a repre- i I o thc ministers of the four allied courts, - . n oO ern ment had ordered a suspension 1- , I Nm. 1. In case, however, of lhos- ; . ...

... CATHOLIC EDUCATION-THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. We take the following remarks from the Tabled on a sub- ject to which we referred in our columns on Saturday:- In another page will be found ?? advertisement of the annual sermon for the Catholic poor schools of St. Laurence O'Toole's parish, under the care of the Christian Brothers. The sermon will be preached on Tuesday next, the Feast of All ...

... FOREIGN INTELIGENCE. wh FRANCE. of .On Thursday Inst the emperor and empre.s returned to wit Paris from Compibgue. Ott The Jfoniteser publishes two Imperial decres, founded I on a long report from the minister of war, for the en-dr couragement of the cultivation of cotton In Algeria. By Ks thle first of these decrees It is declared, let, that cotton cei seed shall continue to be furnished by ...

... TOWN. COUNCIL .PROOEEDINGS. and lase MONDAY, OzeToBE SI;; bad A special meeting of the town council, far the purpose of Enad winding up the business of the municipal ears, was held to-day. ron DEATH OF MR. ALDEMAX- HQLMAES, t Ito The r n d s bbminutes of tho last me~ieting been read, TeMAYOR roseeand ?? inom wbt panultte ht Im, at the last council over which I shall have the, honour of pro- ...

... cm- A matter of considerable importance to the consumers I shes, of gas in Liverpool came before the recorder, on the con- be I ing, elusion of the business of the sessions, on Friday last. To- was Mr. Reay, the secretary of the Liverpool Guardian nea r to Society, on Friday made an application, on behalf of son the himself and Mr. Baugh, the president, foi the appoint- and the ment of an ...