... The loss of this noble vessel, with upwards of 400 persons on board, including passengers and crew, and a cargo of many hundred thou- sand pounds in value, is one of the most deplorable events in this year of disaster and death. By this melancholy wreck, upwards of 400 persons have been hurried through a death of agony to a grave beneath the waves of the ocean, at the moment when they supposed ...

... w 'Ito, (?aal q izraffir X-tuipts. The following are the Railway Receipts for the past week:- 1859. 185. Belfast and Ballymena - - £1,259 £1,081 Belfast and Couty DowVn - 596 393 Birkenhead, Lanc., and Ches. June. 3,0s2 2,518 Blyth ?? . 1,726 1,305 Bristol and Exeter - - - 7,695 6,948 Caledonian Cork and Bandon - - - 322 300 Cork,. Blackrook, and Passage - 24242 1i Cornwall - 1,550 - Deesde -- ...

... 1I NA V;AL: . D Jfj-ITAB Y. TZE GENBRAL. COXMMAING-IN-CHIEF AND - COAlftZl'D2tR4 OF 1iE'AlIENL5. The following confiidential circular memorandum has been addressed to general officers and to officers corn- mending regiments and depots: 1- . - HHorse Guards, S.W., Oct. 5. On the 19th July, 1853, a general order directed the attention of commanding officers to the necessity of having officers ...

... I COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER . The Chief Baron and -Mr. Justice Perrin took their seats on the bench in the court-house, Green-street, at eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and resumed the trial of prisoners and traversers. Messrs. John E. Walshe, Q.C ; J. A. Lawson, Q.C.; and Charles Barry, Q(D., appeared to prosecute upon behalf Lhe crown. A man named Patrick Monaghan was placed at the ...

... I ETA, ?? ppeare c the Ev~saG F=ag of THE SPANISH QCUESTION. The French expeditionary force to Morocco is tat be augmented by two brigades, incluting two regimrnots ,1 Zounves, The Hera.We Correspondent says, the tone *f the semi-offictal journals of Paris is daily becoming more acrimonious towards England. The Morocco txpedition, the Italian diffleultiei, and the Suez Canal affair are all ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THU ( ENERAL POST-OFFICE IFOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRID.AY, OOTOBER 28. No one can say that the sentence passed yesterday upon JESsE ARBON, the fraudulent rate collector of our Local Board of Health, erred on the side of severity. It is true that, strictly speaking, AnBoN had simply pleaded guilty to having embezzled two small sums of money; but it is ?? ...

... THE TOWN-CLERKYSHIP. my - r. 1 ?7Z.X - .1 . ST _ - I s To the Editor of the Glasgotw Herald. Sbl,-In the Heraltd of Monday last there is a very im. portant article relatingto the manner of clecting the various ?? of Glasgow for one hundred and fifty years back, and to me the matter appears fairly stated, pro and reo, as respects not only the Town Council, but also as re- apects the Town-Clerk ...

... THE RECE'ENT DESTRUCTIVE G'ALE. THE METROPOLIS. The accounts from ill quarters further tend to ?? the extensive destruction to property occasioned by the gale of Wednesday, and unfortunately the loss of two more lives, and injury to many persons. In addition to the dreadful disasters which have taken place on the river, and fully noticed in yesterday's impression, other occurrencesoccasioned ...

... ST..PETPH'S WARD. MERTIING OF MR.,TAIS. HOLME'.S FRIUENDS. A crowded meeting of the electors bf St'. Poters trard favourablo to the re-election of Mt. James Bolule *aw held last evenbig, i the Cla'ndftn. tgdoIII, South John-street. hMr- Thomas Branch -esided, and amongst other gentlemen present were iMr. AlderriPmD S. Hillnie, Mr. Councillor Hutchisoji, Messr.q. T'honeas Waltusley, 0. Ca'lis, ...

... LATE ST APND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Haghes, the fraudulent bankrupt, was again re manded yesterday for the completion of the depo sitlonE. Alderman Lawrence, however, said that he intended to commit him on all the charges, REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. BzRmN, OCr. 27.-The Tn3san deputation en. trusted with a mission to the courts of Prussi and Rusiabhas leftforWarsaw. Severalparticularshavig been published ...

... A MUSSULMAN REBEL AND INNIPOSTOR. IP-ra tha 1.0.nor V%-lsn~o A-ar -t I a ir ou'Ib~-V1aN -Lr15IIDDAY LU.t (From the Lahore Chronicle, Aug. 31.) The Scalkote Fuqueer, Hubeeb Shah was hanged at the Lahore District Jail on Saturday last. The think went off just like any ordinary execution, and there was not the slightest stir or excitement. Inquiries have for the past tix months been on foot ...

... 1 GLOUC.,,5TER ELECTION COMMISSION. I GLOUICESTER, THtURSDlAY. This inquiry, which was to have concluded this p1 day, has not yet terminated. ThPIs insscle a lad named Beckley, who deposed to his father bking can vassed by Mr.' Whithiern for Sir R. Carden, end that Malr. h, Whiehor promied to gthsbrother out of the army with. ou xpne but h. said if he, would not promise hja vote he Ar woulduse ...