... DESPATCHES. Box Xtra closes, stamp. .o the North (nieht mail) ?? I Oa m. London, Manchester, Liverpool, Bolton, 1 30a m Leeds, &c , . . Blackburn,Acerington, Darwen,Burnley, 1 30a.m. ?? Blackpool,Fleetwood,Kirknam Lytbam,) 430a.m. c. ?? 30~ m Goosnargh, Hoghton, Leyland, Long. 6 ridge, Fulwood Park, &c ?? 5a.m. 6 am, Croston, Tarieton, Bamber Bridge, &c ..o. 6 45a.m. 5 50am, Ireland, ...

... AMEIR ICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS. t The Inman dtcamer City of Paris arrived atit Queens- r town o~n Tuesday. with 33 passengers and X50.000 in a! speie She landed mails and passengers, and proceeded fur Liverpool ait 4-20 a.m. ; all well. New York, 2nd November, ?? Georgia -elections are progressiag quietly. The Conservatives have t1 ,protosted ag~ainst General Pope's order ...

... DEPAWTURES F ?? To LAOER, j~ om Prest0.1 To BLoE~u, ACCRIE, ]BURY, SC O6-3uj flx, 8-15 8.50 910 1INGtC/jr1i1 11.2 4-0 4-15 5-15 6-40 7-So ix,, -0A 311 *9-30 AL 2-15 6j-15 '7-30 Aal '920 -SI~lida 2 . ny. TO BACKURN BUNLEYCi, 1i3 0 LmM. -6-30 miix, 2 .4 9-b 1-30 mix, 1-40 mix 4-0 3~.5 2-43o A O.5j 11°26 9-30 2-lb A.i1 - A. all mix.10 9-l5 y TO CHOBLEYD, BOLTO, AND Colne Y5 ?? mixed, 8-10 m9-x 10 ...

... DEPARTURES R ~jn ~UIIE8 FOR NIBEI TOL~KRRNFrom- Presto~ TGB~o,~u, AOCIRWUS , U 6)niix, 8-15 8 ~-50 W-Mo GW.l5 Buay & 4-0 4-1k5 515 6-40 7-0 i l 925 ~ .1.08 1~40 AL 2415 65 '7-30 A,-al --Bl 1 10 2,q only.) Aa . O nacs 75, TO BLACKBURN, BUaNLRy, COLNz, iodI, & 9Zams.16- mi 850 -b 10.5 I 1-30 mix, 1-40 mix 4 M six, '7-0 a.-101 01 ~ 9-30 2-1> *4-15 A. all ?? Ca ndaor k Toxe HOLY, BOLTON, AND ...

... LATEST' INTELLIGENCE. LBY BRITISeH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] London, Friday evening. THE MANCEESTER FENIANS. THE MEMORIAL TO THE QUEEN. This (Friday) morning, Clegg, Coffey, and Grahamwent to Windsor Castle, to present a memorial to the Queen, praying for clemency for the convicts. Clegg was ad- mitted to the lobby. The Mayor, and some members of the Corporation were present. Clegg ...

... REFORM SOIREE.-It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that the annual soiree in connection with the Audley-lane Reform Club, is to take place on Monday evening next, in the Park-lane School. We understand that invitations have been sent to several M.P.'s and other gentle- men who took such prominent parts in the late reform agitations, many of whom have already expressed their ...

... ELECTION OF MAYOR, &c. A meeting ot the members of the Town Council was held on Saturday in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. There were ?? Mayor (Edmund Birley, Esq.); Aldermen Arkwright, Pedder, Spencer, G. Smith, Isher- wood, Humber, S. Smith, W. Birley, Goodair, Myres; Councillors Swainson, P1yres, Rawelife, Benson, Jacson, Park, Cragg, Ware, Watson, Grime, Catterall, Ormandy, Gudgeon, ...

... . IOOD RIOTS. 11 The present extraordinary high price of all kinds of proisions led to a riot at Teignmouth on Friday night week. It appears that a notice was published that a meeting of the inhabitants would take place on ?? The Den, the public pleamure ground, to consider the exorbi- tant price of provisions, and the consequent sufferings of the poor. Accordingly at eight o'clock there was ...

... Or A meeting of the guardiansofthe GarstangUnion washeld hr on Thursday last, in the Board-room, Royal Oak Inn, m Garstang. There were present:-Mr. Lewtas (in the st chair); Messrs. Smith, Mf. B. Ha1l, Cook, Swarbrick, m Kelsall, John Smalley, Jas. Fisher, Gardner, Fox, Gaskell, tb Clarke, Jackson, Joshua Hall, Preston, and Jackson.- di Administration of Relief.-It was reported that there M ...

... those A meeting of the members of this Council was held on mnan- Thursday last, in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. The 1, one Mayor occupied the chair. There ware also present : asure Aldermen Goodair-, Spencer, Arkwright, S. Smith, R. to do Pedder, M1yres, G. Smith, Isherwood, and Walnisley;- by of Councillors Park, Cragg, Parker, Hacsm~u, Taylor, hear, Sharrock, Benson, Lancaster, Bawoife ...

... THE ROMAN INSURRECTION. RUMOURED DEFEAT OF GARIBALDI. Paris, Monday Evening. - Information received from 'varions sources affirms that the French and Pontifical ,troops issued tbl th from Rome this morning to attack 1 Monte Rotondo at noon. Private despatches announce that Garibaldi has been defeated. The Temps states that according to information which it believes to be correct Garibaldi was ...

... : The Times says Sir J. Bowen will Succeed Sir G. Gray writ as governor of New Zealand. wi It is stated that the venerable. Archdeacon Allen will ext probably be the new Bishop of Liobfield., o'cl IThe Hon. anid Rev. Baptist Noel is about to retire from I .his'minisktry, after midsummer in the ensuing year. Mr. Frg Noel assignedlas his reason advanoing years, as he will ju ithen have entere ...