... I IMUNIOWAL ELECTION. -I !YW~ffALELECTION. The following Is a list of the members of the town council who retire on the 318t Instant, and Bl6o a list of the candidates so far as at present wsoerbalned:- WeAD. lmurrane MuMsEs. CASDIDATAS. Everton ?? J. Johnson Stitt ?? . J. Johnson Stitt. Scotluand ?? Clarko Aspinall ?? AspinaiL Vauxhall ?? John SBibmoin ?? Jebn Shinmin. St. Pa's ?? Oliver ...

... I a= _ S TBTHE- S~TEW u ,DREADFUL SHIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE. The toram continued its ravages In this nelghbour' hood on Mondoyalght and earlyyesterday morning.; but, we are glad to say, Its fry appeared to be almost exbausted last night. At midnight the wind was southerlT and light, with slight rain; the baro- meter telling very slowly. Owing to the wind having veered round, to the south at ...

... CORONER'S INQUESTS. I BIZORB MR. P. P. OUllRY. On the body of James Lawson, a boy elght and a half years old, On Saturday last, a young woman named Ann Kilburn, residing In Bisphsam.street, aunt to the abibd, placed the deceased upon a lorry attached to a float, which was drawn by three horses. On getting into Marybone the child endoavoured to get off the lorry, when be unfortunately fell, and ...

... PAUPERISM AND MORTALITY I IIN LANCASEIR. I At one of the Seational meetings la conneotlon with the British Assoolation, on Saturday, a paper was read by Mr, Purdy,'ef the Poor-lsw Board, or the pauperism and mortality of Lsnomsbire, The object of this paper was to direct attention to the conneotion of distress in Lancashire, as indicated by the pauperism, with the mortality. Dariug the last 15 ...

... ECLTUS TOPULI T1x SUPREMA. I DOMESTIC. The Garibaldi riots have been brought to our own doors. A debating society in ?? intended to discuss last evening the subject of Sympathy with Garibaldi and Italy ; but even the harmless con- versation of a body of young men who assemble for the purpose of mutual instruc- tion could not be tolerated by the lower class of the Catholic population of the ...

... ' .A~~lgRCt~ 'Il We have received files of New York and Caeadian papers to the 11th Instant. THE INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA. * HARRISBUMG, 0o0r. 10, 7 30 P.M. Governor Curtin has just received the following despatch from Colonel XI'Clure ab Chambersbarg - Merceribumg was occupied by, Stuart's rebel cavalry to-day, and they are now advancing on Chamberd- burg! They took horses and all other ...

... GAVAZZI ON THE PROGRESS OF RELIGION IN ITALY. Yesterday afternoon Father Gavazzl delivered a lecture on the above subject In Eope Hall to a very select audience. If on any prevlous occaslons an outburst of riotous behaviour was anticipated, there were certalnly no grounds to apprehend any obull- ?? of that kind yesterday, the early hour of the afternoon at which the lecture was delivered ...

... ! 1 Yesterday Messrs Brown, Atkinson and Co., agents to the Whale and Seal Fishing Company, received advioee stating that the Truelove, Capt Wells, jan, had nrrived at Lerwick, all well, with 30 tons of oil, and that, she reported that the Lady Seale, 'ales belonging to that eo0pany, had improved her take to 70 tons. The Diana, belonging to the sare company, tbid 32 tons All the vessels had ...

... I ElaWd , fat. I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1862, NEWS OF TREl DAY. Tilm speech of Mr. ConBDN at Rochdale was re- markable in m1413y ways ; but it was more espip- cially so with'reference to his dtashing attack upin the PitisonEnr, lhis Lordship's policy, and the future of the present Cabinet. Mr. CODEoN did not inince matters in the slightest degree. He intended to attack Lord PALMaRSTON, and lhe ...

... 13y ELXOT.IO AND INTERNATIONAL TCUGRAmH, Or1rieNs, TimPLE BtRu Naos, NEW STKEITh. IDBTER'S 2ELEGRAMS. ITALY. THE DECREE OF AMNESTY. TURIN, OCTOBER 6. The Oficial Gazette of this evening publishes the Royal decree of amnesty, countersigned by Signor Ratazzi. The decree is preceded by a report of the Minister to the King. The Minister, in his report, says:- ,,The motives which had counselled ...

... . (Frem ottr cua Corremponrlent.) Thanksgiving and harve.t festivals greet us on all bands at the present time: an1 it is befitting that the nation should rejoice at the abundance of the fruits of the earth, provided for another year's require- ments by a bonatiful Providence. The present is the season for agticultural shows ald fentive gatherings. The golden treasures of thoe fiels liavin7 ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN AND THE ?? I ?? Rsj The following documents have boon forwwarde to (Timies) for publication. We believe thlat thoh l addressed to every Roman Catholic Driest in sye Wraet polis os eto Rev, dear Sir,-I particularly request that Ose or more of the clergy of yoosr nolesion will, to '1011 tlse courts and lanes, an oter ?? - fO'rw, go itot ?? d~well, and usle every ef-fort. tn it, ...