... EN GLAND. THEr DAV &D DumB,.-At the last mitting of the Academy of Eclences a paper was presented by Dr. Bondiv, In which, after expressing his belief that surdomutisn may henceforth be considered as one of the probable consequences of marriages between near relatives, he decidedly opposes the view adopted by some, who consider the Mn~rmity In question to be hereditary. The parent. of deaf and ...

... MUNXICIPAL ELECTIONS. GLoGOW. Our municipal elections parsed oE yesterday la a Maner altogether unprecedented for quietness, there being only I one of the 16 wards contested throughou the city, In the Sixteenth. The retiring Councillor for thin wad wan Mr. John Ilnnle, who declined to be again put In nominatio At first there appeared to be some difficulty In procuring a suitable candidate, but ...

... I WIND AND WEATHER REPORT-THunsDpy. KoT&-Tbe ?? at the stations In tbe United King. dom we taken at 9 A.L, and at the Cont&nW statla at about 7 A.L, local time. Alloa ?? ?? . ?? fine. Ardrossn . S.. . ?? , . trot. Aye ?? .. BE. .. hard frost Belfat ?? W. fogg. Birmnghan ?? S.W. . ?? .fine. Br .dford. N. ?? frost. Cambridge ?? t S ?? ?? fine. Carlis le. 1.W. ?? . fine. Catham ?? - XN.E ?? .. ...

... - 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 ...

... CHREP TRAVELLING IN PERSIA At night, wherever we encamped, the chief Inhabitants of the place tent tn presents of tea, sugar, truit, honey, 0nd eweetmeats. These gifts were so numerous as to become a very expensive mark of honour, for each gift was brought to us by adifferent servant and every servant expected a present at leaet equal in value to the gilt he brought. It would have Iben ...

... I THE VOLUNTEER COXMMION INQUIRY. I Mn. E 3mrv Gweronn BEmL Lrrr.-Cowem STrLING CnAwSOBD, LiruT -CoLoNL WImLIAX STIRNG, CAPTAIN ALXANDzB B. M'GniaoE, Ms. JAR_ LOcKHAuT, En.- A311N3D. iR. BEHBRIFN BELLUS EVEDENCE, CIAMKAN-The Secretary recelved a letter a short time ago, dated 2d July, enclosing a copy of a resolution which I believe was agreed to at a meeting of the committee held La Glasgow, ...

... PRESENTS FnOM THE KING OF ITALY TO THE ZOOLd- 010AA GARDENS$, REGCBRT'S PARK.-These gardens have just received a valuable addition to the already 'wonderful collectionof animals, by the arrival of some magnificent beasts, the gift of his Majesty the King of Italy. They consist of two bulls and two cows, of matchless beauty and purity of breed, of e race of cattle little known in England. There ...

... I BY MASGNETIC TELEG.RAP.H. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCI. TUrREY AND OREECE. A, letter from Cons2'matifop!6 eae tho Greek revalaotio Lrhe caused o=sEutrable broiety. A Cai&net C(ouncil was befd. &t wbich mesaures were resolved vpon for the defence of the frontier. ' FIAI ' CE. The Irtdepcndance quotes a circular of M. de Pesagay,. which nunources the vppointment of Mr. Droayn de Lahis 5s oae of the ...

... a i~AMERICAN ITEMS, 1 - . - (Prom the .ew York Tm CEIANGZ rI! COMMAND, General MuCellan is to be restored to the Position of Geert-n-hlf linbr view of his exerineand &I.t caps}. ctinorganising airmies and planninag campaign. Hia adirble qualities for these important duties retored crdeu out of chaos and secured our unsdoua ioplii against the enemy after our first unfortunate battle of Bull unn ...

... TEE MINCHESTER CITY But AND ITS ACCESSORIES. (From the MaMchester Guardia) Whatever may be the lasoe of the criminal proceedings bgsialt Jonah Andrew, there ca be little doubt that hl loan classes will suffer a collapse. Something reepeoting the operation of thee classe was disclosed In the columns of the Guardian nearly tbrC3 yer ?? sufficient, we thought, to dater sensible people from ...

... K O tbi - wksgagt Wt | A TILEGRA2RIC despatch from Marseilles brlngs in- b telligence of the arrival of the Indian, Chinese, and t Australian malls there. From Shanghai we leara s that the Taeplrgs had retired from the vicinity of the c city, and that the surrounding country is now undis- c turbed by these barbarians. There is news of the I detection of a conspiracy to burn the city of Canton ...

... Ii vER TaRUar PROCEEDINGS. I The ordinary monthly meeting of the Olyde Trustees was held yesterday-the Lord Provost presiding. THE CLYDE POLIcQ. Mr. Tunmm, the Clerk, read the following:- City Procnrator-Fiscal's Chambers, Geo. Knight, Esq,, Glasgow, 4ib Nov., 1862. Treasurer, Clyde Trustees. Sir,-I beg to enclose extract from theaminutes of meeting of the Board ef Police of the City of ...