... FiFTEENTa MUNICEPAL WARD. The annual meeting of the electors oE the Fifteenth Kani. cipal Ward was hesi last night in the Baroul HEaLL-3r. Wwn. Melvin in the chuir, After the minutes of the Ward Committee had bean read, the vtcarcles caueed by the retirement by rotation of fire memters of that conamittee were fioled up. Oa the motion of Mr. MACALISTra, the ?? of the meetieg were given to the ...

... MEETING OF TIOKET.OF-LE&YVE MEN. (From Punch.) As indignation meeting of pickpockets, swell-mobamen burglas, and garotiters, wae heldl the other evening, at the I Cracksuian's Arms, to protestt again^S the threatened aboll II tiorn of the ticket-of-lesve systemh, aad generally to consider tbe atop. which should be taken to protect the vested ie c terests of the thieves throughout the kingdom. ...

... I AYR-SRM. 21 - a T!9 WEA a -We have now ha saeveral days' con. tilnuous fine wesaher. Tbe coneequeile ig, that the crops In the inteior ol 1ts-CAoumty wre rp mfipiehd uu .tadty, mnd reaping will soon be genera1; Many ofthe fieldis In this quarter are cleared of gra^n, ad bulky stack. are preailng In the barn yards. It bs to be hoped that the present tid wlll cont!nue till the harvest be ...

... MY FIRST TRIP To LONDON. | ,7UTTJ.1f REPORTERI I BY OUR RAiBLIKNG RlPORTEs ANOIENT LO4DON-FBOM VIA.ING CROSS TO TUB TopOF S0lT. PAWLS. Here I am In Trafalgar Square; and to My altonlshlithnt I find out that It is not a square at all, but 4n Indescribable eggregite of spaoe-square,oblong,&oatelyangled, and unlike anything I ever saw In the shape of ordinary squares, with the sligbtest ...

... AMERICAN AFPAIR8-CIRCUL&R OF M We have rceived an, early copy of the following Circulr, dated Manchester, Oct. 1,I86Z The Civil WUr In Ameru:* la etlll Mms engrogin Inlterest in merceantile circles, ?? to thowe In any way Intereted in the cotton tbade, the question of the probable dugatloo of the struggle Is Indeed fraught with Increaed importance, the nearer we arrive at the point of ...

... THE L&TE ACCIDENTS TO ACROBLTS AND ROPX.WALKE1tS. .flU&J4. ,, ^ww From the Observer. The Englsh, as a nation, are net generally remarkable for pmsslon for excltement. But still we share with other ai. tions the pleamure arising frotn senusations. We are far from being an Inhuman people; we have resolutely Het our faces against anything that savours of cruelty; and we have done, we hope, for ...

... 1NDIJ5Jy COTTON SUPPLY. (Wora thli vra~u# FingU.,4la, t \ The future of the cotton Interest is therefore to be 1 -viewed with anxiety and alarm, and It becomes the duty of thi Government of India to lose no ti - - Snare no efforts. to promote a-, ?? ?? or I raeena the growth of the staple in tlis eWttv. e know that much has already been done with this object, but there IsE much more to be ...

... THE LEB&NON SCHOOLS. (From the Aberdeen liee Press of 31 Oct.) We have been requested to Isert the following letter, which appeared a few days ago in the London Bacord, as a gratifying testimony of an independent party to the value &ad efficiency of the Lebanon Schoel4 in behl of which Mr. E. G. Saleeby has enliated the sympathy and support of many in this city and nelghbourhood:- Slr,-As many ...

... FLA.TEST NEWS. I1 :IRH L Orno0 , Th7trsda IMorkig. OF MAGE'NkIo TsL ZGBAPq, FORBIGN INTELLIGENDO, - WWUA A JAPAN. The French Equadroa In China has received orders to pro. ceed to Japan, where the heads of the Europea Legations bate been subjected to mecaeig treatment, which comptel them to place themselvea wider the protection of vessels in tte. roada~trad - THE 1BN NCH NEGRO TRADE. I he Glo ...

... I WHAT IT HAS PRODUCED- - HOW ITQR1G.1NATED AND WHAT IT 'WILL ACCOMPLISH. CMMxnwn By OZDR LOlI RXSMDINT IN 1!x Uxlm STTS. TH1 NEW NORT.ESTELR.; REPUBLIC. Tim ebltive Intruction o P idnt Davis cannot be P d o£ The undaunted Guty ot the North, on COerag by European silence, has compelled the anunce. mett rM the South; and eve; the threat towards negroee feid b , and the enmrmay dicionj of their ...

... - G A| .01- rQ l Jbo MOINDAY MORNING, NOVMBEBR a. IN addition to the telegraphic lutelligence which we published on Saturday, the Times publishes a de- apatch per the Persla, wherein It is stated that the Federal forces under MHCqellan are unable to advance against the Confederates at Winchester, being defi- cient In number,, and Ill-provided with shoes and other necesades. The Republican and ...

... DxsTB~rcTiO OF A BARnE aY Fran. -On Thursday morming, between the hours of two and three o'clock, a Most destructive firebroke out in a barge belonging to R. Dudin & ouns, Sprtngasl's Whart Bermoadeey Wall, which caueed a general alarm. The barge was laden with a cargo of spirits and lucifer matches. A man named Henry Steed was so severely burnt in cutting away the ropes that his removal to ...