... - ' t \ 77 - ?? ~~ ,~ ?? SIR CHARLES NAPIER AND SR JAMES GRAHiA''L ' The following, ?? has been publiahad ~by a, misring contempofary. It should' be addled that the' editor of the journal in which the correipondence Up- EXI peare informs hie readers that Sir'Jainss -Graham's let- ters are marked ifprivate :i- - i SIR JAiMES GRAHAMt TO SIR CHARLE NAPIETM. ly Admiralty, Feb. 24, 1854. trifut My ...

... LONDON, Saturday, August 25, 1855. THE WAR. A letter from Boalogne states, that 5,400 men, sup- 3rlied at the rate of 180 by every Regiment of the North, have been ordered to the Crimea. The first detachments left by railway on the 20th, and two others followed on the 21st And 22nd. Prince Gortschakoff telegraph:, under date of Sebas- topol, August 2lst:- Since yesterday the fire of the enemy ...

... PURSENTATIOY Of- CoLOURS TO THE . OXFORD. ,1ILUIIA. ik On Thursday afternoon a very ;interesting ceremony H tookp lace on, S L;Outbsea Common, in the presentation o Le 0e oor ?? of Militia, quar- igtered in this garrison, on the' ocossion of their'being ar ordered on foreign service. The colours are a p resent to from the ladies of the City of Hereford, and aexebeauti. .n full specimens Lin' ...

... ~t U nbttoltt SATURDAV, JANU1JARY 1, l5o.3E Hi]E I4A 3Esrr-le haae reason to 1'elieve that an f soelt may bh expected in the early part of April Lcxt, wqhiub ?? add a new member to the Royal fcmily.- - -4-- THE 3tIN.STERIAL POLICY. e The following importwit statorueet in referzeoe to tue intentions of Lord Ai.erdeen's Governrimot appearr s Ilk ?? 1io y .\w C:- a LO:1Z JOE'T R.SSBLLs AND T31E ...

... I THE LAST RUSKAN CIRCULAR DESPATC11| -. . . ?? C . IA on d.d; The Debats ef Saturday says - Some accounts have itse reached us relative to the eont-iit ?? tlie lSG h despatcb. .M. Nesselrode ipsiists, ?? UpOD che tbe gravity of the cmlditiclai admitti; dy the Emperor. )ur He insinuates that the Emperor canpot go any fvrihpr; on,; that it amgsu not be.atterapted tol take advaintage of the snd ...

... The Hydaspes has arrivedat Marseilles, with edvices A iroin Constantinople of the 26th, and from the Crimea to P the 24th nlt.- cn Al tter from the Crimea of the 24th says :- A at distribution of French wvr medals-takes place to-day at tu Balaklava. The transports Arabia, Queen of the South, Of Tsout, Indiana, and Sarah Sands have Ieft with artil- ri lerymen. The Third Division isrdispersed. ...

... WINCHESTER, SATUBDAY, MAY 10, 1S.,6. MIRECANTILE GAZETTE, .&eday vi-tneg. A tolerablegood supply of Englishi Wheat was brought forward at Mark-lane on Mondav, and fine-conditioned samples of red were Is. to 2s. lier qualter higher, but there ras no quotablo change iu any other description.- New foreign wheat sold atfull prices, with ate tiraiount of business transacted therein. The itnoorts ...

... IOAKLEY V. THE PORTSMOUTH AND RYDE STEAM rAOKET COMPANY. TO Q/e Ens2ort of the HANPSeIr E TLEa GRAF GId Stc,-Ao the report of the above case in your last s wook's Iaiper wast, sn several respects, incorret, may Ii bog the favour of your inserting this explanation ? When the case wa.s heard before the Judge of the et County Court, his Honour, while decidisng for the I mn plainrift' sald the ...

... PARIS, SUeEnDr. The trial of the prisoners-f e-attempt to assassi. nate the Emperors, by means of an infernal machine placed on the raiilway, during his journey from Lille to. Calais) concluded yesterday. Three of the accused were acquitted, one condemnid to the galleys for life, one to five years' imprisenmeint, and three condemned as con- tumacious (tb-y not su;eedering). The idea has been ...

... i The following is the text of the order of the day addressed by the Emperor Alexander to his army on the fall of Sebastopol:- t The defence of Sehestopol, which has lasted so long, and which is Perhaps unexampled in military annals, has drawn upon it the attention not only of Russia, but of all Europe. From its very commence ment it placed its defenders in the same rank as the most ...

... ?? folowing is from a Calcatta letter, dated Aguest ;s9t ;.f Three weeks have elapsed since the despatch is of the last mail, during which time the country lying at e the foot of ?? hills for nearly 100 miles bha a been ravaged by the rebel Santale. The hied of the It insurrection is evidently one Sindoo Mangae, and one of his proclamations, which has just fallen into the hands of one of our ...

... DEPjEAT OF THE AMERICA, FILLIBUSTEtRS. I I E Th:3 official bulletin of the victory gained by the ta furces of Costa Rica has reaochd us. if It eppoitrs th it Walker, the American invaicr, with It 400 m-n, haditietreiscied himself at Santa Roesa, a good lit nuillitat y post, with, every advanitago of ground, and y' le entirely surroundtil by stone nails., l~tre hie was Pt, y attacked on the ...