... (By, Blectric Telcpraph.) ADMIRALTY, Ais0rrlay Afternoon. tih Conamissioned-Captain G. W. Preedy to the Liffy. the sem ee THE ATLANTIC TLrEGRAP0I.-The latest intelli- fiar geues from Newsfoundland, in regard to the cable, is thus lini telegraphed frorm Trinity fay, under the date of the 1Sth the October ?? I rgret to say that the preconcerted signals too arrauged by Mr. Thompson have failed ...

... LEEDSO leTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. ,.THE QUJEEN'S CHAPLAINS, FOR 1859.-In the list ,~just published the name of the Rev. Dr. Hook, vicar of H L~eeds, appears as the preacher at the Chapel Royal, St. re, tO James's, for the second Sunday in June. pa THE LEEDS DIspENSART.--At the Parish Church, cz oiL Sunday morning, after a sermon by the R1ev. Dr. Hook, the sum of £446 v's. 5d. was collected onl ...

... | |, t, a en Is. 770 Tu- I ire .11,b ty to leans are ce of For reSt, 52, for The n 25 anr As or tinge Otih's by a door munt Woitli ever. ean. 05 Ox- arid )ices IV' 5, rect, iv. S ,To v, r, to mell- rare- I. at ilcial t, to Iois, -, 11, noet, 5Oit, 2. at Smite- nid and rues, Dee -Sol: mms- anly say a ft dlay, v, at FRANCE. Another vessel belonging to L Redanion has been pillfged on tie coast of ...

... ee (By British e ld I rish Atltic TelegvslPhJ . W. ?? )re INDIA. Cee FOREIGN OFFICE TELEGRAM. of The following telegram ?? Agent and Consul- lie General Green was received at the Foreign-office, at five n. a.m. on the lst November:-- crd Bo.mANDRyA, OCt. 25d. he The Ganges arrived at Suez from Bombay yesterday. t Dates from Bombay are to the 10th of October. , Tantia Topse, having for a few ...

... MUNsCirAL ELECTIONlS.-There were ?? in six wards yesterday, but the sharpest was in St, John's. t Mr. Sarlo had beenlits representative for nine years, and a ri was acustome to spak of it as his own;1 indeed so sure mo Was be elf being elected that bie defied all opposition, aud10 P spke o hiselecion s beeigcertain. The result, however, I showed bow icorrest hiscalculatiO~ewere, as hewas de-T1 ...

... I~~ The annual municipal election took place Yester. for daadi eea of the wards political feeling ran high. at workitdursing the contested wards sad been actively ~Le atwor duingthe preceding week, and as 0000 asth mte poll booths were opened thevoting commenced, and was ,IV, carried onl with spirit until tha close, During the after. acnoon crowds assembled round the cosnnsittee-roornse, and ...

... THUE REV. G. W. CONDEL{'S LECTURE. St. £I ]iV, iUE V. LTo. NY. VI Sal r, T, MACIIARGE FOR THE TOWN HALL, ou lrt thi 611 TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS IERCxurY. it ied E t- G£NvTFAIFSN,-Will yo0 kineily allow a little space letr to add a few lines to my former coiumlunication ashout the etc cr- ar! itrary ch.irge of £10 fur the use of ths TowNVn hail for mny tic Of lec er. let Tuesday. I find ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THIE LEEDS MERcURPY. GENTLZrMEN,-Having been unfortunately pro- vented atteuded the meeting of the Coal Owners' Associa- tir tioa, the proceedings of which are reported lit your paper al to-day, I am desirou9 of stating the cireumstanced which w led several gentlemen to sign the letter mentioned as having re been presented to the ineetiog, in order to Avert the possi-, a ...

... LEDS D~ISICI AUXILIARY SFOF TflH JbONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. M1EETING, LAST NIGHT. 1er ~ ct ill i celebration -of the anniversary of ir I)iserit Auxiliary of the Loudon Misslionary S ,,,theLco~iSietcecd on SoudaY, and will be c~onluded thisC by R lueeting for the young, in Belgrave, chapel. evSltdlY iiusn were preached morning and evening in a On, arad chatpel, by the Rev. Joseph Mullonil, BA. ...

... THFE LEEDS MERCURY. rpy~ 1?~Th AWflR ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ b iot MEU. BRIGHT ON THE FOREIGN POLICY b MI ?? :ht ~~OF ENGLAND. bz ALL nations have their peculiarities, and the p TO more striking the peculiarity, the more marked the o ,rd individuality of the nation. To Germany is given up by tri a0 commion (consent the domain of smoke and metaphysics; g I-t.tto France the mraufacture of paper ...

... i at a~ - Lie It is reported. th.at th Mor'ning Chond has been tue B of bought by Beresford Hope and the High Church party. For t in Aookwih is now looked for with some interest foret e~t in Paris is one from the pen of M. Saint Marc Girardin, pears a entitled Political Recollections of a Journalist. nqui A Lover o~~f Good English writing to the secon le Rcordrs¶ calls attention to the ...

... THE CHAIILES ET GEORGES. d W W have already called the attention of our 1, readers to the facts of the recent ?? St and Portugal in the case of the Caleas-es et Georges. u That contest, however, its motives and object, and the .manner in which it has been condocted by the more a, powerful disputant, are matters of so much importance to to the well-being of all European S tates and indeed of T ...