... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN SALOMONS FOR I JLORD MAYOR. On Saturday a Common Hall was held for the pur- t pose of electing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor, several of the aldermen, sheriffs, and under-sheriffs met at the Guildhall at twelve o'clock, and proceeded in 5 state to the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, where divine t !iservico was performed. On their return, I I The TowN ...

... IRISH AGRIOULTURAL STATISTICS FOR 1855 8.: 28, 51! Lill 927 04 18 82 32 50! l3 An abstract of the returns of the agricultural sta. 13 tistics of Ireland, ordered by government, has just been 18 completed, and exhibits the extent of land in statute acres 58 under crops in this country for each county and province 42 in 1854 and 1855. That for the latter year bas been com. 50 piled from returns ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TEX DAILY NEWS. SIp,-In reference to this subject, your corre- spondent, Mr. Frewia, through the medium of the Dal~y Pezma, has put a question to me -which I desire to answer through the same source. Hte says, And in answer to Mr. Manuel, I would ssk that gsntleman why he recommends all this prodigious delicacy i' Of curse the writer means to say I am for winking at the ...

... -LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. i, mar IT is not without indignation that we find in idea certain quarters an unconcealed tendency to throw actu the whole blame of the failure of our assault in tl on the Redan-not upon the chiefs who planned onc, the enterprise-not upon the appalling natural cour difficulties in the way-bat upon the chicken- tent heartedness and panic of the rank and file who were I ...

... I (POM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30. The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Capt. Briggs, arrived here to-day direct fromu New York, with dates from that city to the 19th inst. She brings over one hundred passengers, and only a small amount of specie on freight. The Atlantic shortly after leaving Sandy Hook passed the United States steam ship Baltic, hence for New York, ...

... RUSSi.. ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 20. Under the heading of First impressions on read- ing the intelligence of the abandonment of the south side of Sebastopol, the Northlsern Bee contains an in- teresting article, which, though not wearing an offi- cial character, deserves attention. The author first gives a riesunii5 of the progress of the siege, and then goes on to develop the causes which led ...

... gte caout U BALMORAL, SEPT. 27. The Queen, with the Prince, the Princess Royal, I and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, drove out ye. . terday afternoon in the woods of Balmoral. SEPT. 28. The Queen, with the Prirce, and Prince Frederick Wil- liam of Prussia, drove out yesterday afternoon. The members of the Royal Family took riding and walk. iug exercise in the neighbourhood of Balmoral. ...

... LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS TEGAGED i AT THE REDAN. -a- wil At the present moment, for reasons which every me one will comprehend, we consider that the letters of fall our brave soldiers have a double value, and we die- sihe place other interesting matter to make room for their I c correspondence. All the following letters are hoom wit. writers who took part in the attack. tha (FRo3t A5 PRIVATE IN ...

... RAIL IAY INTELLIGEN CB. RAILWAY REC The following are the receipts of ra RAIMWAYS. IE Ali A Aberdeen ?? ?? 1 lelfat nnd Ballymnena ?? Belfast and County Down ?? ii Blrkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire. Blyth and Tyne ?? e Brbiol and ?? Caledowilnn ?? ?? ?? and ?? i Cork and Bandon ?? Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ?? -. Deesido ?? Dablinand Belfait Junction ?? Dublin and Drogheda ?? Datlin and ? ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. PEMBROKE, SEPT. 28. LAuIJCH OF THE REPULSE.-This noble vessel, a P sister ship to the James Watt, wall successfully launched h at Pembroke Royal Dockyard last evening, a little before, n six o'clock. The ceremony of naming was performed by the li Honourable Mrs. ArcbibaldCampbell, daughter-in-law of Em the Earl Cawdor, who also divided the cord by which the dog shores were ...

... PklDDLESEX. The revision of the list of voters was resumed by rtr Lancelot Shadwell or Saturday, at the Castle Inn, Brent- ford. Mr. T. Alley Jones said Mr. Jceeph Davies attended for the respective parties; and Mr. Lewis, of the firm of Har- rison and Lewis, attended to support numerous clejwm :made by members of the Cnonervative Freehold Land lSociety. . In the Aetn and Breatferd lists there ...

... S TO T113 EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. SIR,-,From the moment when the Daily News first came into existence, it has been distinguished for the fairness and loyalty of its discussions; and while it has shown strong sympathy with the popun lar branches of the community, it has never, as far as I have had occasion to observe, endeavoured to ob. tain a momentary and spurious popularity by un- justly ...