... chid C-bening9d otw?. I' AMERICAN ELECTIONS-DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. (REtUTER'S TELEGRAsM) NO it \,Ri Nov. 4.-In New York State Mr. Tilden (Democrat) has been ti, Governor, and Messrs. Dorsheimer, Thayer, Wagener, and Miller, also u.l-crlas, have been elected to the respective posts of Lieutenant-Governor, .r Conminsloner, Inspector of State Prisons, and Judge of the Court of ?? r. WV. H. Wickham ...

... MIR. BEESL Y ON RECENT FRENCH HISTOR Y. IN the new number of the Fortnightly Review Mr. Beesly has given a remarkably clear and succinct narrative of the political history of France since February, 1871. It is probable, he says, that the first days after the return of the Assembly to Versailles will be marked, as on several previous occasions, by important moves on the political chessboard ; ...

... 41 'IO THE EDITOR OF TIHE DALY NEIMS. Sin,-The interesting article in your columns of the 2nd inst. on the subject of the Gresharn Lectures has not been without effect, as evidenced by the fact of ass unusual attendance at Mir. IHadley's latiu and English lectures on ?? Astronomy last evening. The Latin lecture opened shortly after six o'clock, with an audience of seven persons. AddlrCssing ...

... THE QUEEN'S STAGROUNDS. i Yesterday the first meet of the Royal staghounds st for the season was held at Salthill, near Slough, a in accordance with the custom of several years w past. The London division, which, judging byt the numbers of horses sent on, was sixty strong, w left town by a special train, which started from di Paddington soon after ten o'clock. In point of m fact, for tho ...

... I CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS, Yesterday a meeting of this C.6rumission was held at Guildhall, Ur. W.I. Govy3R, their chairman, pre- siding. A report was brought up from the Sanitary Com- mittee upon a reference fror the last court to them, tc inquire and report relative to the sale of teas at the Loudon Commercial Salerooms on the 28th ult., and stated in tho catalogue to have been analysed by ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY AND BRIGANDAGE IN5 SICILY0 TO THE EDITOlt 0F THE DnAIL NEWS. SiB,-I have just received from the Earl of 1 Derby the enclosed correspondence, in relation to the X brigandage in Sicily, which has recently attracted much i notice in this country. It furnishes a pleasing illustration 1I of the careful and prompt attention with which, as her I Majesty's Minister for Foreign ...

... FROM LASTX NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUP2TS. (To ?? sENDRnR AT Tnl LONDON COURT.) ELLIS, ALInED, 3labkbam-place, Chelsea, Nov. 13, at 1l. (TO SURRENDERSAT THIEIRESPE.CTIVE DISTRICT COUSTS.) EARDLEY, EDIVARD, JosLius SPEAR, and ?? POINTON; Tun. stall, Staffordshire, earthenware manufaoturers, Nov. 16, at 11. HA.sWTHsORsN, CIAsLE.E:n HARRS, BOlton, talor, Nov. t6, at 11. HAY, LEivis RICIA.klRD, ...

... arhid Obtninqpd otwo, THlE AMERICAN ELECTIONS-DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ' yORK, Nov. 4.-In New York State Mr. Tilden (Democrat) has been elected Governor, and Messrs. Dorsheimer, Thayer, Wagener, and Miller, also Dmccrats, have been elected to the respective posts of Lieutenant-Governor, renal Commissioner, Inspector of State Prisons, and Judge of the Court of 2,pea] mr. W. H ...

... If Mr. Holms has not the practical knowledge of the professional t soldier, he at least knows where to go for the best professional opinions. i His opinions as expressed in his letter to the Tmes to-day are not origiral in themselves-indeed, his obligations to Sir Lintorn Simmons are so manifest that they might well be acknowledged. But, hoa- t ever gained, his recommendations have at least ...

... THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. The Times says that the Bonapartists have the most right to be in good spirits. But the friends of the Septennate alho point out that the new deputy is pledged to maintain that institution, that le has declared his desire to see the long-deferred organization of the Septennate accom- ,Tlished, and will be one of the most earnest supporters of the Constitu- tional laws ...

... I : V TO. IR'NfA! ITO RO-f-AL-TISIT TO BIRMRINGA~f I ,u toow SPtEOAL 0aor1ZOPONDiM..) 'PIRMINGUAl![, TJu=so iXciW. Whether the day would be fine ot :-not *vas of course a prime factor in the estippte BirmJingham proiided in.advance of the' probasble siciess of the visit of the Prince and Princess. To-day has' beqn gloriously fine, bright, brisk, sunny autumn weather, and the nleasure of ...

... T~be' '30a la' okuz TiEATRE ROYA, COVENT GARDEN. PNOMEW A LE CONCERTS. Under the dfraetlnn of Messrs. ?? and S. Gatti. Tare. lEvesrco, at S, Madsaue SrmiuQ, Madame Alvsleben, Mr. W~iltord Morgan, . Pearson, Mt. Lughes, 3Mr. Young, and Mr. J. Levy. ?? Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, 3!. Herv6. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager I' B Chatterton. Terre EVerrNO at 0.45. NOBOWOY IN ...