... THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the barrister appointed * revisthe list of voters for the metropolitan county, held his eigheth ceurt yeterday, atthe New Globe Tavern, Kile- and-road ; and revised the 'ists for the parishes and places within the 'selling district of Mile-end. yrj. joseph Davies attended on behalf of the liberal * terests. Mr. T. Alley Jones represented the ...

... (knom OUR OWN COOBBESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The Bourso was more calm to-day, and but for the f further fall in Consols it is thought the Rente would have improved considerably. As it was, there was a decidedly better feeling. The Three per Cents., after I opening at 64, declined to 63.85, and closed rather firm at 63.90. Credit Mobilieroscillated a good deal and closed at 1,120f., ...

... TO THE ED1TOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sirt,-The admirable articles which have lately &a~ppared in your! paper on the subject of railways have been so excellent that, although I cannot hopse o equal them, I trust I may do some. service by just calling atten- tioa to one of the reasons why railways do not pay. Tbe chief cause is tbe jealousy and discord wltich prevail, more or less, at the boards of ...

... to r' TH, DITO OP THE DAILY NEWS- SIR,-Having seen the three lengthy articles in your paper relative to the proposed plans for remov- ing the great nuisance and waste of sewage flowing into the Thames, I beg to offer my suggestions for a permanent and lasting remedy of the monstrous evil, which is daily increasing, and as I have devoted several years to the investigation of this not by any ...

... LATEST ] jEWS FROM ABROAD | TH1E FLEET OFF ODESSA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM 01l1. OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ?? ~appeared in our Evening Edition yea. tar1] HAMBURG, TUESDAY ArrsaRxoOX. Telegraphic accounts just received here from St. Petersburg represent that the Allied fleets anchored off Odessa yesterday, the Sth inst. At the time, however, that this important intelli- gfnce was despatched ...

... CITY COMMISSION OF SeWeRS. Yesterday a Court was held, for the despatch of public'business; Mr. Deputy PSACoCx occupied the chair. There was an unusually large attendance of members, prin- cipally owing to the election of medieoloffioer of health being fized for that day. TR3 VSH OF SAND AND SAWDUST TOD AaBICtnTUXAL PUURPOSES. Mr. E. WIrxitrs, of the Experimental Garden, Reading -a gentleman ...

... lix sONTALINSqBRBCTIOo. it ar ot. utilwesaw the contradiction of a report that military law kad been at, last proclaimed in the sc rebellious districts that we realised to ourselves the absurditywhn ?? ptecletv a , ocracy of an English country town into that philesophical Z appreciation' olfthe lights 01 moan which ,gnrlyIipeda by a dislike of the police, and of which the popular form of A ...

... ?? OF. COMMON COUNCIL. yesterday a eourt was held which was numerously attended, The proceedings caused unusual interest. The Tos CLtRxc read a letter from Alderman Salomone, the Lord Mayor lekt, to the Lord Mayor, signifying his intentionl to accept the office of Lord Mayor for the ensuing y Tie communicatiol, which was received with applause, w ordered to ba entered on the journals of the ...

... tNI'VERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, OcO& 10. ELECTrON OF UNIVERSITY OFFICEnS.-At a con- e gregation held this day, being the first day of term, 1I thb undermentioned gentlemen were elected to fill the J offices to which their names are attached, for the academical year, 1856-6. Proctors-Rev. ArthurWolfe, c MA., Clare Hall; Rev. John Spier Wood, M.A St John's t College. Taxers-Rev. Joseph ...

... 'fA VAL AND MILITARE. THE BOY-CAPTAINS. D an( TO THE 6siTOROF THE DAILY RvWS. in SIB,-The heroism manifested by some young offi- M cers before the Redan, on the 8th ult., is cited by So hee-haw abettors of Horse Guards extravagances as au proof positive of the fitness of striplings for the corn- h mand of bearded men, A good deal of rough work sc in the Crimea and elsewhere has taught me other ...

... THE ADMINISTR&TIV REFORM ANS ECtATION. SECOND ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE. ~ At this period of the year, and until the close 01 the harvest, there is invariably a Pause in every public movement. it is, however,' the duty of the assoolatiesn to make provision for prosecutiag the agitation for adminis-a trative reform with renewed vigour. i The progress of tho movement so far is eiacouragig. 1 The ...

... REMOVAL OF NUISANCES.-POOB LAW GUARDIANS. The following circular hajust been issued: e ?? Law Board, Oct. 6. i Sir,-The Poor Law Board having received various in. a quiries from boards of guardians as to their powers in n refcrence to the appointments of inspectors of nuaisanaces, tl and other proceedings for the removal of nuisatnces, deem tl it desirable to state that the statutes 11 and 12 ...