... ?? gattst Fdo. Br ELM-,= AND INTRNATIONAL ComyANYS TwyakWANE. Offices, Temple Bulldings, New Street. RUSSIA. Accounts from St. Petersburg, of the 0th November, mention that winter has set in very severely. During the ights of the 26th and 27th, the Neva was frozen, and navigation completely stopped. TEE LEVIATHAN. The ship moved thirteen inches forward and fourteen aft yesterday morning. The ...

... To the EDITOR of the DAILY POS`T. Sir,-As boiler explosions are of more frequent occurrence of late, especially in the coal and iron districts, I think it would add very much to the probability of the causes being discovered if you in common with other reporters of such accidents, would (drect your attention to the great importance of giving the par- ticular and detailed description of such ...

... ?? ou? owen COoresposdeats.) LONDON, Thursday Evening. Our foreign items to-day are again of considerable im- portance, more especially in connection with the deepening gravity of the relations between Turkey on the one hand, and Western Europe (particularly England,) on the other, in regard to Russian encroachments on the Black Sea, in defiance of the Treaty of Paris. REBUILDING OF SEBASTOPOL ...

... pistrid Upon SMETHWICK. . A CeesicD DROWNED I.N A CX5TERN.-A fatal accident occurred about noon yesterday to a child two years of age, the Son of Mr. John Rureton, resident near to Hawthorn Cottage, Oldbury Road. The child was at the house of a neighbour and relative in George Streta hor ditace ffan fond isway Into the wash-honee, lelhith deathentor. a enbrkni e ay eoe n h opencingbeng tld ?? ...

... I dotuISOX IN THE STOUR VALLEY TUNNEL. The first accident which has taken place in either of the tunnels leading from New Street station, since the opening of the Stour Valley line five years ago, occurred yester. day, and unfortunately was attended with somewhat serious results. The rules laid down for the working of these tunnels are framed on the admirable principle (in such matters) of ...

... The WinterAssize for the county of Sthfford was opened yester- day, (Thursday,) between one and two o'elock. The learned Judge, Mr. Baron Martin, arrived by the mail train at one o'clock from Gloucester, and was met at the railway station by the High Sheriff Edward Swynfen Jervis, Esi., R. W. Hand, Esq., the Under Sheriff, &c. His Lordship immediately entered the carriage of the High Sheriff, ...

... The Lass Times of Saturday says: Our attention has been directed to a very serious abuse. It is a growing prac- tice for debtors in England, who want to be quit of their creditors here without the danger end diffioulty of opposi- tion, to run up to Scotland, take lodgings in Edinburgh, procure a debt to be contracted there, or a creditor to be made by the indorsement of a bill, or some other ...

... WEST BROMWIcaI. TEiX MAnkT QUESTeON.-TO the Editor of the Daily Post, Sir, Yousr correspondent, in Monday's Post, and who slgns himself B. D., seems at a Ioss to assign a reason why our Com missioners have not long before this time established a new Market, and ex. pressed much surprise at this, as the formation of the new Market had so many supporters. Now, if B. D. had made himself as ...

... NOTICE TO COURRESPONDENTS. M. Justitia on Monday, AMUSEMENT FOR THE PEOVLE. * To the EDITOR of the DAjLY POST. Sir,-Some timeagoamania called PublicRecreation occurred; it was supported by the best wishes of all, and thought by its more sanguine projectors to be suitable for the amusement of that greater section of the community called the People, but how it has died out and been buried ...

... | A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Solly, of the Gospel End Works, Tipton, was held yesterday, at Dee's Hotel, Mr. WcILLUI MATHEwS in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said they had assembled to hear a state- ment in reference to the affairs of Messrs. Solly. As a con- siderable creditor of the estate, he had been called in by Messrs. Solly a short time ago, and had made an examina- tion of the ...

... $ fgadqu: ffil ?? General Toitleben, the well-known Russian General, fell from his horse two days ago near the Kursal at Wiesbaden, and broke his right sari. Count de Morny, says the Tisdepensdasece of Brussels, has caused a large bear, w]sichl he killed in Russia, to be stuffed in a standing position, with rows of pegs for bear- ing hats and cloaks placed between its paws, and he has had ...

... ?? ANOTHER PROCLAMATION OF NENA SAHIB. Pr~on the Friend of India, of October 29.) The Lahore Chronicle publishes the following Procla- mation, by Nena Sahib:- It has been ascertained from a traveller who has lately; arrived at Cawnpore from Calcutta, that previously to the distribution-of the cartridges for the purpose of taking away the religion and caste of the people of Hindostan, a ...