... iTE RESULT OF THE NEW YORK ELEONONS. I (T-r- +h. ?? % ?? (From the Times.) This coutest between Wadsworth and Seymoar bad been by ?? mssent fixed upon as the champion fight for the ec prem acy in these elections. Dictatorship, absolute po wee, suepenslon of the Constitntlon, extermination or Aubjection, by any means, fair or foul-theze were the fierce warerles of the Republiesns. The Union ...

... R N-A~t x;N, THP MURDERER; OR, FRANH oGSHAUGfHNESY'S FAMOUS RUN; BY A CONSTABUL.\RY OFFICEa. (Fromn tbe Dubblin 1Uiversity Magnzine,) (Cancu cuded froce Saturdt?%V's Herald) TI.e even ful d-.y vf trial ceoae, aad en w- poa, e .at the ber. He wss well dresel in black, and ?? unacon erLed. KHaving heard the Jrdictment, he ?? not gutilY, ncddiag to Ur, D-, his conuseL Mrs. Erooke wva the firat ...

... . .. . ?? (P'rom the Daily News.) On Thuisday evenleg, s1on after five o'clock, a fira broke ot in the ?? oil, tsiiow, and turpentine varohauaos belvngr g to Messrs. Price & Co., William Street, White- frirs. The warehouees of Messrs. Prio3 cover a lrge area of ground, extending from William Street down to the ?? aide, about 600 yards In length and 100 In width ; boonded on the weet by the ...

... THlE COMING OP AGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. I (From the Times.) The old Englislh rejolclngs upon an heir comlog of age are so woven Into our manners that we MISS I the bonfires and illuminations and great public feast- ings which eem rightly to belong to thday. None of us can recollect the precedent of a twenty-first i birthday of a Prince of Wales. The last Instance Is eighty years ago. But we ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ?? .. ...

... GUY FLUX ON 'ORANG% I Tkat very useful and exemplary body of men whose doings on 'Chnge occupy so large a portion of our columns take ocoasion once a year to indulge In a little harmless favollty among themselves The day selected for fun and frolec Is generelly the Fifth of Novemter', and after three oclock on that day the scene which the Stock Exchange presents it a very exciting one. For ...

... HAMILTON-Nov. 7. 1 At twele noon, to-day, a statutory meeting of the Town Council of the Burh wan held for the election of office- bearers whose term of office became vacant on Tuesday ladt. Provost Dykes preaided. The Council met, as directed by the statute, for the pur. pose of filling up the ?? in the Maglatracy, and for apponting other ?? The meeting then proceeded to the election of the ...

... N i THll NNW FRSENCH P>,&HlXTit I _ ?? ._ This pamphlet, which has mated no liwe sA in PaW is thus descibed by the Pago correspondent of the Daily Prince Napoleon's pamphlek, Uby antldlpatis it haS been conventionally called, LE nothing more than a ooner, tion published by the Princes Bcet AL Hubal, with the approbation and ass otance of hib Impertal H of the official &ad authentic documents ...

... 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 ...

... PROYBRSION'AL THIVEVSg I -tbridf*etrom the CoruhlU MagazineforNovember.) Btie hu a eves' quarter iu all large towns well known .he ?? better known to the thieveL They flourish' with kindred lafamy, amidst a dogrid au tag op Irlsbing ahoy., coffeetouses, beer-hoid*, spfptthogps, and lodglng-houaes for sile men, withe. of oouiseisr trps seller, a bid:facler, * fiddle to ply at the 66edon- ...

... I THE IanAyAAITY OF FEDERAL STATESMEN. . _. ?? ?? . . . . .. . .. . I We take t following extracts from an excellent article on Mhe I Amedcan Coflict ta the current number of the Forth BriUish Review-a work which we are glad to see is still ainsitaliag Its position In the front ank of our periodl- cl literature:- While the astonishing energy and Intense zeal displayed by the people beat ...