... £L BOARD OF HEALTH. ay the MAYOR (Aid. Thompson) presided. .f a full attendance of aldermen and coun- THE SUIRVEYOtSTIlp. .ene CrEnmm having read a letter from Mr C. S. Now- -mran, the surveyor to the board, dated Novembe 2, *giving notice that on the 1st February next Ie welii } -xsign the appointment that he held under thle t'o*rd. k discussiou ensued as to the propriety of unin:g I 'this ...

... [Continlued imont the Supplement.] an la INDIA. R TilE CAPTURE3 OF DELHI AND TIlE th RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. A The following telegram wvas received, through the th Admiralty, at the Foreign office, on the 11th of Novem- n ber, at 8.45 ?? ti The Pottinger arrived at Suez on the 2nd instant, having left Bombay onl the 18th ultimno. Delhi, which fell into our hands on the 20th Septem- di ber, was ...

... With respect to the present monetary crisis, the Dublin I e papers are generally uhing every endeavour to calm the ap. Co prehessions of the public. A panic has nevertheless broken 7s. out in Belfast; the mills are only working half time, and a e vast amount of libour is thrown out of employ. I e The Attorney-General for Ireland has filed ex officio in. wil t formations in the Court of Queen's ...

... TtlE COM NIERCIAL CRISIS.-FURTHER S SUSPENSIONS. CIrr, Monday Evening. The Bank of England have to-day raised their charge for sI discount from 9 per cent., which was adopted on the 4th inst., o1 to I0 per cent. St This movement was considered certain, and regret may be E felt thlit the last change was imited to a lower point. * Will any one venture to say that 10 per cent., is a ruinous b ...

... l'GGYP1T: ITS PRESENT SOCIETY AND GOVERNAIENT. L.ECTUR~E BYV ARC IMuStio' WVItATiEiX. SATUInS .Y eVening1, inl thle MuISic 1hal, his Grace the Arc hbisliop of' Dlibhiin dlelivered aI lecture inl con- iie~xioln with the Belrast, Workiiig Classes Association. The ..fvl ws i( of' flth largest andl iost lespec- taible we have ever witnmessetd fi Belfast. Amongst those pre~sent beskidcs his ...

... 6'eCes.I _ YANKE E CO O LN ESS. f (From thie T'imres.) I OUR Transatlantic neighbou's take tile convulsion of their money market wvith their accustomed coolness. is There trade is for the time, lideed, almost dead. Could people, upon the failure of a circulating me- n dium. fall back immediately upon the original prin-| t ciple of commerco-exchange in kind-this need not be the result; for why ...

... (Prose the. Times' Xeto York Correspondaent.) NEW YoRic, OCTOBuER 14.-Picture to yourself the immense crowd that tour years ago lined the Strand to witness the funeral procession of' the Duke of Wellington, all clothed in masculine habiliments, the universal black smoke-pipe of London exchanged for the mnany coloured slouched hats of Nosw York, the smooth-shaved faces covered with beards and ...

... Yjaht 110 W ffitl. - Att I-11. There verc 75 recruits raised in the town of Tip- purary and ncigibourilood, within the last twele days, for tile 3rd Butls. Limerick district recrufiting was nevcr so brisk as at plCS~llt.-C'titottic?. Two Companies of tile fird Buffs, under Major Gra- hain, left Limerick on Saturday for Cork.' On Friday, 52 recruits joined the 2nd Batt. of the 3rd Buffs in this ...

... T'uE Grand Orauge Lodge holds its Witten-a-ge- mote, in Dublin, to-day. Wec trust the mineberi- will azrea to a, addrori, to lh,- M.\nj-ty their Qucen, setting forth their loyalty and patriotism, and placing themselves ill her gracious hands. Meanwhile, the Daily Express, with the most superlatively generous officiousness, has tendered its advice to the Grand Lodlgc, strongly recom- mnendiig ...

... (toravolMll.a. TIIE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY-THE EN- NISKILLEN MEETING-THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH'S LETTER. TO TIlE EDITOR O1 TIlE IIELFAST YEWS-LETTER. SIR-The friends ?? Education in the Pro- testant County of F rermanagh are in earnest, as is evi- dent front yoiui lelgtiened report of' the iueeting ro- ceritly held in Enniskillen. The speech delivered by the hollorilable anti learned ...

... SECOND EDITIONS MERCURY OFFICE, MONDAt, Y. ELZ 'CLOoE INDIA The Times' Calcntta correspondent writes on 224 October:- With this mail you will probably receive General Wilson's account of the capture of the Palace and King of Delhi. It has been suppressed in this country, and will not be published till after the de- parture of the mail. The oldect of this proceeding is doubtless to secnre the ...

... GENEX.POST-OFFAE EDINBURGH. Asberd'n, l£>un Stirling, Alsn Berwsviec -and E. Berwick, Dunl dihgtos, &C. larnd . CurUsle, Liver chester, W. land Cairrie, Slatefo tone Dalkeith, Lass lin, Penicti phine Dublin, and S( land7 Dunbar, Haddi nent, &r. Dunternslisse,' Quleengferirv k'thing life, 1st, Kirke St Antdrewm ,te. Fife, 2d, Kirkec St Andrews,. (;alashiels, 1-1s burgh, Iele Stowve, &-c. ...