The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-13 00:00:00

THE NEW SEWERS COMIISSION.

The following is a list of the gentlemen who are to
constitute the new Commission of Sewers for the me-
tropolis :
Richard Jobb, Esq. (chairman)
Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bart.
Thomas Hawes, Esq.
Lawrence Redhead, Esq.
G. Spencer Smith, Esq.
Augustin Sayer, Esq., M.D.
James Pascal], Esq.
George Offer, Esq.
Francis Chalmers, Esq.
John Thwaites, Esq.
William Evans, Esq.
John Wade, Esq.
Cuthbert William Johnson, El.
Joseph Hodgson, Esq.
Frederick Oldfield Ward, Esq.
Waller Augustus Lewis, M.D.
Mr. Jebb (the chairman,) with Mr. Hawes, Mr. Red-
head, and Mr. Spencer Smith were members of the late
commission ; Sir John Shelley, Dr. Sayer, and Messrs.
Pascal]; Offer, Chalmers, Thwaites, Evans, and Wade
have been nominated by the representatives of the me-
tropolitan constituencies ; while Messrs. Johnson,
Hodgson, Ward, and Dr. Lewis are selected by the
Home-office.

TILE NEW MAYORS.

Ashton (Cheshire)—G. Hi
genbotham
Abingdon—Ald. Tomkins
Banbury—R. Goffe
BecclesJohn Crisp, jun.
Bedford,—T. Barnard
Bristol=-J. G. Shaw

Lyme Regis—J. Roberts
Ludlow—R. Anderson
Leominster— J. Bedford
Lancaster—J. Broclaank
Macclesfield—J. Woodward
Middlesboro'--J. Wilson
Morpeth—T. Jobling
Maidstone—H. Simmonds
Newcastle-on-Tyne J. L.
Bell
.Nre wcastle-under-Lyne—S.

Bradford—W. Mnrgatroyd
Barnstaple—Alderman Dyer
Bideford—G. Harding
Blackburn .T. Dugdalo
Bolton—,P. R. Arrowamith
Beverley—R, Hodgson
Bristol—J, G. Shaw
Bridgnoith —R. Cook
Buckingham—F. Bartlett
•CanterbUry—D. Matthews
Carnarvon—Hugh Jones
Chestersel4—Ald. Drabblo
Chipping Norton—NV. Bliss
Cardiff—D. Lewis
Cambridge—C. F. Foster
Chichester—H. Wright
Carlisle-R. Ferguson
cong,leton—J. Dakin
Dover—W. H. Payn
Doncaster—W. E. Smith
Durham—Alderman Story
Exeter—=Alderman Daw
Folkestone S. Mackin
Guildford—J. W. Cooke
Godmanchester—S. Bates
Gravesend-7. Dobson
Gateshead—R. W. Hodgson
Hereford—Mr. Anthony
Hull—Sir H. Cooper, M.D.
Hartlepool—Thos. Robson
Halifax—J. ApplePrd
Hertford—Ald. Gripper
Huntingdon—Ald. Herbert
Hastings—Ald. Ginner
Honitoo—R. H. Aberdeen
Kendall—J. Whitwell

M. Turner
Norwich—R. Chamberlain
Newport—S. Homfray
Oxford—Ald. Sadler
Pontefract—W. Jefferson
Ripon—Ald. Yorke
Richmond (Yorkshire)—L.

Cooke
Rochester—lt. Clements
(sth election)
Southwold—A. Lillington
Stockport—W.Rayner,M.D.
Stafford—J. H. Webb
Scarborough—J. Tindall
St. Albans—E. Langridge
Shoffield—Ald. Fisher
Southampton, S. Payne
Shields (North)—R. Pow
Shields (Son.)—All. Tosach
Sunderland—A, J. Moore
Tiverton—T. Role
Totness--S. linxham
Tamworth—J. Shaw
Tenterden—T.B.Shoobridge
Truro—E. J. Spry
Wakefield—Ald. Clayton
Walsall—F. B. Oerton
Wen Dickenson
Wisbeach—R. Wherry
Wigan—T. Taylor
Warrington—Ald. White
York—Ueo. Wilson

Lichfield—Ald. Hewitt

Yarmouth—C. J. Palmer

Lynn—J. ISlonaters

BANK OF FRANCE.—The returns of the Bank of
France for the past month show a further decline in the
bullion sufficient to account in a great measure for that
sensitiveness on the Bourse of which the speculators
have just taken advantage. The falling off on the
present occasion is equal to 1,500,0001., and in the pre-
ceding month it was 850,0001. A continuance of the de-
mand for discount must therefore have been generally
felt, and the commercial paper in the hands of the Bank
of France alone has again increased nearly 000,000(.