... In pursuance of the municipal acts, which require that One-fourtb of the members of the Town Council shall retire, by rotation, on the 26th of November in each year. elec- tions were held yesterday in the several wards of theocity,tfor the purpose of filling the vacancies thus created. There were contests in only four of the wards, the re-election of the out-going councillors in the other ...

... FRIGHTFUL CATA8TOPOHE. | We have now full details of the terrible disaster already reported on the New York Central Railroad. It ocourred about eight o'loo0k at night on the 15th ult., near the Beaver Mea- dows Brooke, Six ]miles west of Syracuse. The accident wae ceuied by the washing away of About 80 feet of the embank. ment. The mail train coneisted of one baggage car, a mail car, and four ...

... J- . , 0 TRIH .ONEY CRIGIS. i_- TO THE EDITOB OW TUB FUSIXM&N. DEAR Sca-Tihe go ernament having for the eso'nd ?? Buopeflded the biank act, and mena mindis being iD consequence somewhat cinlmed down from the state of excitement pruatlert during tlc last few days, the Inquiry in everyone's mioath IP, whbt will be done next session'?' You can 'sarcely meet a friend, and discuss the ordinary ...

... Abe $tretumtio 4foturitat DUBLIN: bATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1867. The Calcutta mail has brought intelligence calI culated to diminish the satisfaction produced by the capture of Delhi and the relief of the Rresidency in Lucknow. A rumour was current in Bombay that Nens Sabib had collected a force of 60,000 men to besiege Lucknow, partly occupied by General Havelack's small force. Sir James ...

... ! BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH' FARIS, MONDAY NIGHT.-The 3 per cents have slightly declined to-day, closing at 67. The Hydaspes, with 600 troops for India, left St. Vincent ,on the 3rd October, all well. Yesterday being All Saints Day, some of the journals of Paris and Brussells were not published, and the neea from the Continent is insignificant. BERLIN, OcwoTEn, 31sT.-The King has taken gentle ...

... I RIOT IN LURGAN-TWO OF THE RIOTERS SHOT., (Vrsor OrUR COO LONaDENiT.) Lurgan, Saturday Evening.-There has not been such a riot in this part of the north theso thirty years, as o0- osurced in this town last night. The rioters were the cambric weavers, who are at present in a terrible state of excitement in the rural districts, :on account of a redaction of wages which has taken place, ...

... MIISS L&VINIA ThOMSON. The people of Doblil ill, in the coursce of a few days, be afl ided tun opportunily of cijoying ratreat which, in loint of intel cotual attractiou, eceupies it high position in the public amusaerenas of the prcseal day. We allude to the road r p, from Byron, Shakipeare, tEheiidau, Lougfhl4ow, &c., of Rie Lavinia Thonoon, one ot thore juvenile prodigies wlo periodically ...

... EOU.FH-15-u?Llx Umolq- An Investigation wese held in the board room of this Unl(u on Saturday lest, before Mr. Otway, ?? for tho purpose of inquiring into the truth of a charge prefered against the master, Mr. O'Brien, by Dr. Wall, one of the guardians, of having, in his capacity of master, spoken to several of the contraotoirs to the union, for the purpose of Inducing them to ueo their ...

... I Freeman Office, Thurssday, Five a'Cloch. TnE ROYAL BArNc-EeraRTurX.-Oving to the omlesion ol! cypher, 0, in the statement made by the chairman at the meeting of this bank yesterday, he is made to say that' tbe company had over .40,0001. at command to meet de- mands. That this should have been 400,0001 is evidenced from the observation of Mr. Copland, at a previous stage of the proceediDge. ...

... I' TJIVRS TY .NTELLGE.OE . i TRINrTi CoLaLEyG, 5IbCHAL5NAS 1um,' 1807. 'Y . ltONOUR EXAMINATIONl i to Janios'Frelishnien-Scence-Firt Rink-Purser, Frecierilk; MI'C1n1gby,Matthew(S1z.); Stewart, John A.; Stirke, Wm; le E.; Burnside, WIII{mG ,9. Seoond R~ank-G~regg, AndteW; Smith. Henry L.; R obertson, R, J., M1Conchy, Audre*; _ Fitzalmone,Henry; Field, Charles D. ?? Fi.ney. Jo Din ; ce Gray, ...

... I -. The usual half-yearly meeting of the above company wae held at the Biog's-bridge Terminus on Saturday. In the absence of Alderman George Roe, the chair was taken by WILLIAMI HAUGHTON, Esq. The seal of the company having been affixed -to the re- gister of shareholdore, the secrelary (Mr. Chaytor) read the directors' report, as follows:- We bhg now to submit to your consederation the ...

... ORIGINAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, PETER- ISTREET. Dr. John Ringland, Master of the Coombue Lying-In- Hospital, the newly appointed Professor of Midwifery in the Peter-street Sehool of Medicine, delivered on yesterday, at four p.m., a publio introductory lecture, which was attended by a numerous and most attentive audience, including not only the students and the lectarers of the schooi, bat slsa ...