... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publcaftion mtust be accompanied by the namtes and addresses of the assitcrs, not necessarily for publication, but for the enforma tion of the E ditor. Correspondents obho set any special value upon their coin- mauications must keep copies of t/ean, as soe cannot unlder- takce to return unused contrib utioss. E. V. makes the following ...

... amistvid Lgfws. DUDLEY. Tire FiXT MAYOR-TO flit Editor Qf ilLS Daily~p~oist-Sir,-On Friday, October 20th, 1858, some fifty or eixty- gentlealten will bre summoned to attend the Dudley Court Leet frteproeo electing a fit and proper person to fulfilti te important office of Mayor for this borough. The last twenty yearm' practice ill titlls matter has ohown that the office of Mayor of Dudley has ...

... Xureputac. KING EDWARD'S SCHOOL. To tie EDIro of t, /et DxILY PeeT. Sir,-Although I was induced by a sense of justice to add one to tile many letters concerning King Eddward's School NVhich have appeared in your columns, I have neither thme nor inclination for a protracted newspaper correspondence. I think those who publicly canvass the reputation and il- tegrity of lknown. iellmbers of the ...

... gistritt 'Etwo. DUDLEY. TnE COLLIERs' STR£atn.-There seems as yet but little prospect of this unfortunate strike coming to an end. At the works of Messrs. Blackwell and Co., Russell's Hall, near Dudley, the Ision have been constantly at work, and up to Tuesday last had shown but little symptonms of a disposition to strike; but on the morning of that day one of the colliers' advocates took his ...

... (By Elcctric a)A 1AtCMnv1i010' ITacraph. ) OFmpan, TEMPI, BILDINGDSU NEW STREST. CONFEDERBATION OrTIHE AMERICAN PROVINCES. 'The /Shipnitq GazetteC is informed that Lord and Lady Bury, 80001n1paIlled by his lordslhip's private Secretary, will leave Galw'ay on Thursday (to-morrow) for British North America. Lord Bary has instruotions from the Colonial Office to obtain the opinion of the ...

... (By Chtic and 17ttcrSV4tie'1 Teegraph.) onFio, TEgPLE BUILDINGS, NEW SRaEr. AMERICA. LaVERPOOL, Sunday night. The steamer Arabia, from New York, arrived in the 3jersey about half-past ten this evening, She has brought ?? passengers, and 453,165 dollars. The Arabia did not leave New York harbour till the morning of the 14th. The steamers Indian Empire and North Star were going in as the Arabia ...

... . (formpontente. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publication nsust be accomespacnied by the names and addresses of thse writers, not necessarily for purblicatwon, beut for the inforhoation of the Edilor. Correspondents who set any special value upon their coa- menucications must keep copies of them, as wae cannot under- ta-sk to return unused contributions. We have rceived ...

... lartigil IllimWill. LlaIMsATINE.-A French journal, Grtolois, publishes a letter fiaun Laulartine to M. Philoxdne Boyer, dated from SaintPejat (his country-seat near Macon), in which the worldly unfortunate poet and retired statesman says: I am here but For a mnoent; I have come to take (in all pro- bability) a last adieu of ?? native h1omle, and to remnove the ferlniture before the place is ...

... The Quarterly Meeting of the Borough Magistrates was held in the Council Chamber yesterday forenoon, the MAYon, (Sir John Rateliff), presiding. The Justices present were Messrs. T.Phillips, AV. Lucy, H. Van Wart, W. James, W. L. Sargant, and T. Buckley. Mr. Barlow, (Clerk to the Bencb), Mr. Meaden, governor of the prison, and Mr. Drover, surgeon, also attended. The business dis- posed of was ...

... Amongst the notabilities at the Mlanchestor Athenmoum meeting on Thursday was the Eon. Judge Halliburton, the author of Sam Slick. In the course of the evening the honourable gentleman delivered the following wise and witty ?? felt in a situation of considerable emn- barrassment; he had no resolution to move, and no sub- ject to talk upon. He wes like a person introduced to a stranger, ...

... ADOPTIOON OF AN ADDRESS TO AIR. BRIG 11T. A meeting of the members of the Reformers' Union was held at the Public Office, Moor Street, on Saturday evening, for the pur- pose of considering and adopting an address from them, as a body, to Mr. Johee Bright, MP., on the occasion of his first visit to his new constituency oil Wedniesday next, Mr. JPAncs TAYLORe, jUn., presided. The attendance was ...

... ze _oxwnces. On Tuesday (says the Ayr Observer) there was a couple p married in Ayr: the bridegroom had reached the interesting b age of 77, and ties bride was 22! They went to Edinburgh 0 to spend thee honeymoon. 0 We (A111' Observer) understand that, in anticipation of v tlsreatened prosecution at the instance of the shareholders c of the Western Bank, the directors have retained the ser- t ...