... jorcigil THE WARl IN T HI-]. . A3 ?? Tunt following is from the Times of Monday:- ?? SaViATURIAY EVENN. -A -cOLudinlg to tele- gra^phic advices from 1lBeluharest of the 1Gth, Prince Gortschakoff had ruturuied. It is said that the Rus- sian troops have evacuated TLesser \Nallachiia. The Turlis are still firmly poeteul at Kalafat. SAxru U: an NilGiT-On the 14;11 tile Servian Iloes- poliar ...

... 'I'lH E ARMY. Tnit: TROOI'S IN TIIL Wr-s INDIES.-By the lasb advices the health of the troops in general was good. By the death of Major-General James Camupbell, a good service pension of £200 lapses to the eommantli'r- in-chief for disposal to somie living meritorious officer. Te general conmnaiding in chief has issued an or- dfer, that the labit of allow in- men to appear, throtui- out th! ...

... EVENING 'MEETING. Thie mleeting, iii the eveuingw, wais hoeld in tile As- senibly Racom, Holywood, thel Lord Bishop of l)nwN andi Cov-,oir and Ditoronitr inl thle chair'. Thrcatteridance, considering that thir evening was Somiewisat irreleineir , swas larg-e and most irespectable. A very conrsidlerable I number of' thle gentry of the town andi neigihbourhrnd were present, a large proportion ...

... QCormepaonbrilct. I T'lE FLEETWOOD STEAMER. TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE B1ELIFAST NEWS-LETTER. Queen's Hotel, Mr1ichesterr, 30th Oct., 1853. Sris-I thinlk it right to inform iou that, on the 29th instant, the Prince Consort, in the course of her pas- sage from Belfast to Fleetwood, very niarrowly escape l a dangerous collision with a sailing vessel. As the night was cleat, with little wind, and as ...

... I I Al P E 11 I A 1, PA R T, I A Al E.NLT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TU RSDA', JULV 21. Several priviate bills wel' faaria'devd a stage. ?? Copyholds Bill was tead a tbird time and passed. The Entails (Scotland) Bill was read a second time, to be comnmnitted to-taorrow. IThle report of anlililaat olits il tile Land Revenues Bill * as brourlt uop anal received. I hle Coiarag(O Offfences (Colonies) Bill ...

... qOrtifulturr. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE VEEK. F't.oWEii GAIRD)U.N ADO St i auu, itt Y.-The present will be the best titee to collect the leaves from the lawns and dlives, and to statk themi ill goinle oltt. Of-tlie-;way place for use; oak and beech are tihe best for affordin: a durable botton-heat; tread them firmily in the staIck, and afterwards thatch thent to keep theat dry; the re- ...

... Jr 11 E A RMN Y. Tnin HousE GUAians.-Bevond the appointment of Sir George CaLheart as Sir G. Brown's successor, no change has been made in the administration of the 1-lorse Guards.-Glo6e. It is reported that the 27th regiment, now in Ennis- killen, is to relieve the 22nd in l'engal. It is said that Lieutenant-Colonel LEdmond St. Maun, from the 51st ftot, is to succeed Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... TI-HE MINISTRY. 'ri Lolanon Corresirponelnit of tho rseerncmr 's Jirieel of' ?? ili ilishes tie latest speculartions as yet received with r'eference to the AdilministLratiol. Hoe writ,'s as follows:_ T'Ie Secretileysi rip of Statte for tht? 1oilei D)epart- nrli]t reliraills Vaet rrrilllcd. I umenitiored that Sir Georgo ?? would, iu ull likelihood, he LorIl i':nitrer's- ton s suecesiol, ?? that ...

... A M E hR I C A. THEE PRtESID)ENT'S MESSAGE. IAVt Cli OOt., S NIt a AY I5 ?? Canadai, froml lBostoni, With ?? I' rSelet'S MSoSMLge. has just ?? ill the river. She brin-s 700,)00 HJollars ill specie. 'TIO Jfirow had arrived out. The United Stiates steanrer lilumouldt, in making for lalitfax, rail ashre1 c oi thie Sisters Rlocks, about twelve miles from Hlaliflax, and remained. At nlast accounts ...

... MINI [S'IR1IAL MOVEMEN TS. (Pront ts Hferuuld of jlifondia.) I.o siti e of' ithe tillsoal in terest whiiicli has been inani - fisted by the public to gutini any auat hentic intelligence relative to t lied 311lnsts 'iII .M-acc, very little or' lute- rest has transpired. Ini Fact, it is' eiioining more and Iorp Iev0'idt'ii 1 vir' hi3liu r ltiat (even mumbhors of tile Clibin et are as yet ...

... RlOttiNUUMlre AhxSUAI. Sneow or FLowmi:rs, &c., o' T'Ema LURG.AN IOTlicULTuRAL SOCII:TY._-IIh1( thiud ailuail show v tf fruits, flowers, ind vegetables, in ?? swith tbis soeiety, was held in t2e Linen Hall, on Wedinesday, and was very largely and fiushimmnably attended, the place being tnronged throughout the day with the gentrV of the neighibourhood, aid, in the evening, a nummbeur of the ...

... Wi, proceed (says the Nation) to deal with the re- maining provisions of the Act:- API'EALS. If you make a return of which the Commissioilers disapprove, aud you are unwvilling to submit to their views, you appeal to the Commissioners for special ?? (s. 21), and if you feel agrieved by their de- terminatioun, on giving notice in writing, within ten clays, of such intention, to the Assistant ...