... A meeting of electors Of this ward favoumable to the return of ,jThomas Chaimer, Esq., to the town council, wmn held ?? g evening, at 'Mr. Itocklici's, Vau'chall-road. Mr. Williams Roth. y bone, Jun., was coied to the chair. onl taking the ichair, the olaiorman Intimated tliat be haod o received a note fres Mur. NV. ?? Maecgregor. It woo to the effect that in ?? of a dontcatic calalifty M1r. ...

... ?? ?? - . .. l-. - - , - , - - .1 SPAIN. s MADRID,I'NOV. 5-lron Iimpotedl under a foreign flng !In will bo Subjected to no oiher differential duty 11100 toile realls per quintet.to Yesterday there worn but too now cases of chotora and fh three deaths. pir OPERATIONS ON THlE DNIEPER0. we Thio Invalide Rousso publishies a conltinuationl of thu poa telegraphici despetolies sent from Nicolaieff to ...

... THE BANK OF ENGLAND. It is gencrally riamoured that Government is about to permit, or perhaps we should rather say invite, the Bank of England to issue an additional five hundred thousand pounds worth of notes beyond the value of the bullion in its cellars. DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. We have received a number of communications from different parts of the country inquirieg %whether there would ...

... A NI\W PLEA FOR SPA.\UNO RUSSE.1 te Thou h we do not, with the Times, think. it is the duty gu a journalist to couiiulnt fieqllultly Iupon Mr. Henry Drommind's exhibitious of the e ridiculous in his ovin person, ar long as it is the id pleasure of the ooustituouicy of West Slliey to return hiun to Parliament, still he is such a queer 3t public characier that it woald not be fair to oiw . ...

... The traffic roturno of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending November 24 to £380,300, and for the correo4ponding period of last year to £343,000,I ohowiug an increase of £37,3 .0. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WJOEKLY UIFTURN. Name f IWway. This Se:no 1110-yr's Bases M~ileb Nameof l~l~oy. Week. 1:014. Total. 1014. open. Aberdeen & Scot. Mid. 8000 20,33 54717 401537 110 Bolfasitand ...

... ?? ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? - - .1- .1 - - - - - ?? - - - . ?? [B3Y T~EE BaITcSEV AMDO~ SUBMARINE TLEGRAPH1.] ?? BOMBARDW1~NT OF SEBASTOPOLW c it was said in Pgris thus evening (Monday)that'a, 'A iopatoh, dated the-9th instant, from General Clarobert;, .announced that the bomlsardment of Sebastopol, bad L coommenced on the StisIand that it wasstill con',inued en .0 te 1th, henthe despatch was sent off ...

... CORRESPONDOCE. SEA FOG-SIGNALS. TO THE EIDITORS OF THE iIVEDOOI MEIRCURY. Gentlemen,-Havitig read In the Eaoeniner of the Saturdy before last avery instructive letter by Mt. Blackburn, on ses' fog-signals, wherein he clearly demonstrates the superiority of llgbt over sound for.-sguals in a fog at se%, I beg to state that some time agoe 1. recommended for an allarmlsin-16i to warn a following ...

... OLD MISS -HALL, THE MISER. tar Everybody In Shefiield knew old Miss Hall, the miser. 1n ry A little, thin, fussy creature, with dingy, sharp, withered u , features, and keen, restless eyes, dressed in patched and b h threadbare attire, who used to be pointed at and whispered u be about in the streets, hooted and pelted by the boys as a t sort of outlandish thing, bad employed In the natare of ...

... WRECK ce THE BRITISH BARQUE ARGYLE. a LOSS OF TEN LIVES. re The American papers las, received contain melilanchioly de. Pete Ii, tails or the lass of the Broslde barque Argyle, Catain Jamee ses Burnoan, bosand from Glasgow to Now York. a2N whih was 31 ,ien totally wrorked on the coast of Jell80Y, about I2 DiUeS south Of P o1hr Squan Inlet, at midnight on tha 20th of January. It appears activ ...

... SCHEMES OF PARTIlE. !-ublio attention is so intently figed upon the it Fp-rcss of the war in the East, that horme politics Ca are likely to remain comparatively dormant for Se xwhile. The vigorous condition to which our co rmy in the Crimea has been restored, and the th pa cesseq which it has achieved, have given a no -.Egree of stability to the present Administration t I ?? its most sanguine ...

... SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWE EN EUROPE, AND AMERICA. JUJUAViri AriNJ AlUffli.VIA. (From the New York T, ibune.) at We are now about to witness something which our old- pi fashioned historians would dispatch in a line or a note, E though worth a volume, or library, or many libraries. We mean the telegraphic communication between America ii and Europe, precedent to its extension round the globe. in ...

... I Loot evening, the usu41 muonthly mocting of this board was held at the public olfice, FEgreloelt, Mr. Poolay in the chair. 'rue nthcr ascasbers prc~elt wore 3tesare. Ii. Lilttled'le, MsIlli Penoy, Hill, S. W. Coulburn, Ball, Wilson, Neval, 'Callow, Flshwick, Cahic~, anid J. Cossihero.1 The preceedings of the vortis ad health cenmlittce were sub- mitted for cooliresalien. In the coureo uf a ...