... CORRESPONDENCE TO THE ELECTORS OF EXCHANGE WARD. Mr. Tyrer, the retiring member for Exchange ward, in his short address to the electors soliciting a renewal of his lease of power, makes. two. very important statements, which it is to be hoped the voters in the ward will seriously. consider, and, in the coming election, act accordingly as Sensible, intelligent, and practical men of business ...

... - AN SPA~I AND PERU. A semi-official announcement that the new Spanish Ministry will act energetically in fhe question of Peru might be alarming if the question of Peru involved any serious controversy of principle or policy between Spain and her former dependency. As matters stand, however, the points at issue are partly trivial and partly imaginary; and it is difficult to see that ...

... II E B HARVEST:- A-fND TBB APPEARANCE OF THE COUNTRY. | THE WEST OF INGLAND. Having described 'the appearance of the country, thi progress of the harvest, and the state of all the principal crops in that exten- sive and varied range of land stretching about three hundred miles from Yeast to west, and lying between London and Exeter, we pro- ceed to give a sketch of their appearance along the ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENIT Appleton, Rev. W., B.A., to ?? of OlemenB, Dea Sheffield. Baker, Rev. H. M., to chaplaincy of the Incimougem' Company, London. Barnett, Rev. J. L., to curacy of lesale. near iulH. Bateran, Rev. J., to vicarage of Nfargato. Bellamy, Rev. F., to curacy of the district of Si. NOOP, Devonvort. Billing, -Rev. J. P., to domebtic chaplaincY to the ,p Countess Poulett. ...

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... The weekly meeting of this board was aeldyesterday at the doek office, Revenue-buildings. Mr. R. Brockle. bank prenided, and tho other members present were hlessrs. J. Laird, MEP., a. Turner, MIP., Rankin, Fern- dorth, Bushel, Shand, Littledale, Rees, iarcisonc Tobin, Hubbacl;, D.i Turner, Smith, Grave, hiornby and lilyalop. WORKS; COMMITTEE. THiE IIEMOVAL Oli TiEII OBSERVATORY.-THE ...

... DARING ATTENM~PT To l FROM GAOLt PtI it will be in the recollection Of at readers that on the 20th ullt. o floe Y et, she name of John Thomas Gibb, ?? bo , he for trial at ithe ensutl g Peterborough'14 its sessions on a charge of h~vrng Stolenrg ttl adpart oagl chain from the pold UN .or Thomas Holmes, near the Great X of way station, on Tuesday, the 9th of' betak he firet day of Huxatingdor ...

... ASCE ST Oh' TNL. NADAR AND ' HIS GIANT BALLOON. The second ascoet of M. Nadar in his Gdant balloon has for some time past been a favourite topic with the Paris and Brussels journals. This time there was to be no failure. The earth was to be forsaken for an indefinite period, and the aeronauts were to exist in Cloudland till it became tiresome to remain longer from the p'rent earth. ...

... BIflKENHEAmDGUAUDIN- I The fortnightly meeting of thi board was held yesterday at the officip, Hamnton-street, the chair), the dev. 0. A. Grahifand'Messr. Boyd, Scott, Haughtod, and CatteralL -Mir. ;Redding, the master, reported the number of pampers in the workhoase last fortnight'to be 99; admittedsi'ce' 17; discharged, 43; dead, 1; romainingin th'e house, T4.-Mr. Gregory, the clerk, read ...

... ACAPTAIN PUT j RO~ BY.I I ?? His . § ' ' ' : ! . ., - ~ , 0, 'T . .; - I We ?? (sysit Dtnl ijei,4d tier) from the IfnTircia nfzette, 'a pape? publisod' at, Pot ~Loii5, a Mauritius, that, in the. Junior ?? Court of Port Louis, on the lst and 2nd of August j . Captain William Donald6on,' of 'the Briti *Sib, '~anDi Douglas-a''geuetlexnanwell known in 'PiOP . .bourhood-brought anniation against ...

... On Sunday morning, August 28, there occurred at Toronto one.of the most destructive fires with which that city has been visited for. a length of time. The fire originated at the -Grand IgTrunk Wharf and Elevator, which were completely de- stroyed, with some 50,000 bushels of grain and 400 barrels of flour.~ The M~obe says- The Grand Trunk Wharf extended out from the Esplanade between Peter ...

... [ The New York correspondent of the Times ?? atrocities committed by the Czar in Poland have not only found hosts of admirers and apologists in America, but the country has pro- daced acores of brigadier and major generals-such as Butler, Schenck, Milroy, Burnside, and others -to carry out a policy of vengeance. The Czar never employed more ruthless, unscrupulous, and brutal instruments than ...