The Mayor stated that Mrs. Ould was first arraigned before Judge McEntee, and admit ted to bail, for what cause he did not exactly know. When the case was first brought be fore him, as Mayor, he did not think it proper to deny her the same privilege. But having now heard the testimony, he did not think it a brglable case, and therefore remanded Mrs. Ould to jail, to be examined before the Hust ings Court on tho second Monday in January upon a charge of felony.
The .Weathkb.—Yesterday was one of those terrible days described by'Tora Hood in liis poem, wherein he says:
" First it blew,
Th'ii it anew.
And then it tliftW."