... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... | I Mp ra Xr. ALDERMAN SMITH was, on Saturday, unanimously elected Mayor of Blackburn for the ensu ing year. THsE BLACtBDRN GUARDIANS bold their weekly meet- pg on Saturdayslast. It was decided, to advertise for a d uccessor to Mr. Eaves, relieving officer, who had resigned. f THE BUENLEY TOWN U(IICIa. - ELECTION OF 1, MAYOR.-At a meeting Of the Town Council, on0 e Saturday, Mr. Alderman ...

... A Dantzic telegram of Monday reports ten vessels stranded on the coast. A correspondent of the Univer.1, writing of the Chas- sepot rifle at Mentana, says ?? The gun astonished the soldiers. It scattered death and wounds even worse than death. The report made by the new ammunition is no way like the old musketry fire. It is a continual roll, which produces an indescribable dread. The state of ...

... THE SPECIAL FENTAN AT -,NIAjCHES tIS3 The trial df the z-- . - ?? -Lu~tu rionrswere again -Vy p and P-t`ael and imbarged with asal o ioon tlaed ILIti CZ -Mr. Pickering drew the Of. the Ceh S 2 25 Viet., Icap. 100, as therttention Ofte Ptenmh5L ment against the Prisoners found 1onut it' tie - `1 guilty on Frida mit that section, for assaulting the PoliCe, andeaa,, bodily harm.-Mr. Jcstice ...

... THlE ROSICRTJIANS THEI1 HitISTOR~vY OF SAMLESBURY HALL. Th [oircan Brotherhood held a chapter on Monday,' evening in Manchester. Several objects of antiquarian interest were exhibited and upon the table were pliced photographic views of so he ?? an houshie 13of Wothengoldtibe house W ing E Lan br and B Cgheshiwrepre taken by the order since the preceding chapter. A number of ancient deeds, re ...

... THE ESCAPE OF KELLY AND DEAS Y. The New York Situ of the 28th ult, makes the follow- ing announcement:- Captain Timothy Deasey, who was arrested in Manchester, and rescued by the Fenians of that place, arrived in this city on Sunday. He will be tendered a public reception on Tuesday. Captain Deasey gives a humorous account of his escape from Liverpool. Having packed up his trunks with the aid ...

... - - . .33orrawtv Griffee, T e following is cut from Tuesday's Glasjowv Hereld- 'aV anted a situation as taolemaid. Vo ne need apply unless r,wtklA of a good serrant.-Post-office, Helensbhugb. A lazy fellow once declared in public company that he could not find bread for his family. Nor I, levlied an industrious mechanic; I am obliged to work far it. The ot'.mr Sunday, in a school in ...

... THE GARIBALDIANS AFTER THE BATTLEO F I MENTANA.. The Standard's correspondent, writing from Florence on November 10tb, after reviewing the battle of Mentana, says :-In On their arrival at Florence the volunteers are not allowed to leave the railway station, unless they be natives of Florence, but are immediately, or as soon as possible, transferred to other trains, and sent to their several ...

... BLACKBURN- AND EAST LANCASHIRE. [ CLATTON-LElMOOS. -The Wesleyan Chapel at tbis place has been licensed for the solemnisation of marriages therein. SOHOOL TEA PARTY. -On Monday evening, a tea party and entertainment took ploce at Holy Trinity Churcva School, Darwen, the proceeds of which were in aid of the funds for the lending library in connection with the Sun- day School. About 300 partook ...

... THE RIBBLE SCHEME. TO THE EDITOR OP THlE PRESTON CHRONICLE. SIP-,-Tile interest of the ratepaycrs of the borough cannot be protected so loing as shareholders in the Ribble N-vizatiou Company are miembers of the Corporation Committee. I hope you, or- some other councillor, will take, means to get thle interested shareholders removed, 0t, at all events, publish their names, that tse p'tblic mnay ...