... INDIAN IN SEARCH A WIFE. A singnlir wu heard in the Court Common Monday. person named Morris, proprietor the New York Had, London, action agaimt Dr. Anthony, anative of XaiU, to reoover the sum of odd for goods rapplitd to a lady mined Urs. Cannon at the order tit fondant, and for gnodi supplied himself. It oppeared that the defendant, was employed in the emigration service, came over to this ...

... mwf28MUoi. During the dark mornings Barnard noted 8s, Alarm Clocks and Tiiuepieees will found Invaluable. Clocks great variety from 6s. til. cach. DerKjt, 32, South Castle-street. Closed on Saturdays till dusk. d*l5aod,!-' Kepokt ox Boewick's Baking Powbik. Dr. Hassall.— I have subjected Borwick's wellknown Baking Powder to very careful analysis, microsoopioal and chemioal. find, first, that ...

... London, Tuesday Afternoon. j The funds have been subjected to two influences , to-day, oach of which la sufficiently strosg exer- else a depressing effect. The first is the unfavourable advices from America—unfavourable as regards | the relations between our Government and the | Federal Cabinet; and the second is the disastrous gale whioh ha 3 raged violently on our coasts. Mr. Seward's reply ...

... Berne, Nov. 5. The Federal Commissioners returned from the Yal!ey of Dapper. They have officially announced violation the neutral territory by the French troops. Paris, Not. 5. The Temps of this evening announces that the Swis3 note relative to the occapation of the valley was remitted to M. Tbouvenel yesterday, and says— V.'e believe can add that the affair has lost much Its importance. It ...

... Aeoordlng to existing arrangements, her Majesty, ths Prince Consort, and the royal family will prooeed the Isle of Wight on the 2nd Deoember next, where thfcOeuri Will remain until the 3rd January, and afterwtrds return to Windsor. The visit of the Queen Windsor will then be prolonged the latter end of February, when the Court will leave for Buckingham Palaoe. Tie Timet believes It may that ...

... The th»t the defiolt h« »t length reacted 000 exceeds even the moat unfavourable anticipations. It is understood that the tremendoui deficit is attributable almost entirely the exoess of expenditure in the army and navy and public works. .number of men voted was 93,000 ; the aotual Bumber under arms has been nearer 600,000. The Times city article remarks that it not cany to see how the ...

... LOCAL INTELTIGENCE. I METHODIST NEW OONNEXION.-The members of this community have long felt the want of a oo1le. giate institution for the training of its ministers, and the late Mr Tbos Firth, of Sheffield, having bequeathed the sum of £5,000 towards this desirable object, an effort is being made to erect and endow sush an institU- tion. A depot tion-consisting of the Rev J. Taylor. of Huret, ...

... CORBESPONDENCE. NOTICES TO COB R1PONDEWNTS Ces'reisondents 7eho ect any sptecal value s'pos their' cort.- * s 4sssccitee'ses sst kcejs cqpies of tl, aJ 700 ccannot uender. tako to ratura essasssed donfribsftern.. Aid letde'i's 7intend^~ed'r pssllieedioss r b6 arcosanied bir tf0e nmase anid addtress of the wrifev. s s teus'ls for pubieo~tior, but for fae eeafos'saetson of tfit Editor, D. J. ...

... FINANO0XAL STATE Os' Tam TOWN. -The Borough Tres.. surer has published his annual financial statiment, from whic thefollwingextracts will be Interesting to the rate- 18ow0, to5 sepeme 1. F831reee pt fro F a ll period Baln-e a alne rught forward from last year ' 25 s of. re742. sina.Sd, 44922. 8 2s.; .otal,;expenditure. iecledifgeiareise candieilintarges. o loan,67 9.. 12d. 3 balance in ...

... THE OST OFFtOE, * The seventh report of the Postmsator-General has been published. Last year the number of ?? ofioes in the United Kink- dom WaS inoreased by 29,,mahing the whole present nuins her 11,441' To ?? must bo. added 2,473 road letter boxes, ol8 of which were put aplastyear, Thus the whole number of public receptacles for letters ismnow nearly 14,000, as compared- with little more ...

... IECOURE BY MR. WATERHOUSE HAWKWNS. last evening Mr. B. Waterhouse Hlawkins delivered the firt of a course of two lectures in the locture theatre of the idlund Institute, on 11The Gorilla, coutrasited and compased with Man. The interest attaching just now to the subject'itself, and the well-known ability of the leo. turet to treat on it, drew a very latge audience, the room being crowded. The ...

... CORBESMPONDENK. I. I. I P m 44 THE GUABDIANS AND THE RELIEVING OFFICERS. To the EDITOR of I. DAsK Posr 8ir,-The letter in yout impression of to-day involves Such manifest fallacies thatit may be thought soateely to require a reply; but the oleirlation given to it by insertion in your column iH so extebsive thatt most solioit spnoe'f .r a low words.. - Your orzespondent ooitrists the aecuratc ...