... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 1853. RUSSIA AIND TURKEY. The telegraphic despatches, which reached London on Saturday week, gave a false impression of the movement of the French and English fleets. With the exception of four war-steamers, two English and two French, the fleets still remain at their anchorage in Besika Bay. As Cabinet Ministers, in England are shy of affording information to ...

... The Roman Calendar is, it is certain, very full of saints. Full as the one-shilling gallery on the trial night of a pantomime. In their mortal clay, too, nota few of the canonized have been as noisy -sometimes, moreover, about as sweet-mouthed- as the holiday gods at a shilling or sixpence a-head. Neveithless, with a crowded calendar, the world still requires another saint - we mean SAINT ...

... LORD ABERDEEN AND THE EASTERN QUESSION. It is a circumstance worthy of note that the advent of Lord Aberdeen to power as the Prime Minister of England, was the signal for Russian aggressions upon the Turkish Empire. This fact is of the utmost im- portance; and when coupled with the incident of Lord Palmerston being assigned to the Home Office instead of the Foreign, is but too well calculated ...

... DXSAPPOINTED LOVI AND SUZCZBD. A Ntw ?? (United States) paper has the follow. IDg romantic tale:- About eight o'clock on Sunday evening, August 14, two young ladies, operatives in the mills, committed ?? by drowning, the partioulars of which are as follows:- One of them 'Was Miss Catharine B. Cotton, of Pownal, Maine, aged 22, the other, Mi;s Clara C. Cochrane, aged 19, a native of New Boston, ...

... HOTEL CIARGES. More than a thousand letters have been addressed to one of the daily journals on the high charges of hotel keepers in England, Scotland, and Ireland, and a sufficient number have been published to render the evidence on one side complete. The whole case, however, has yet to be considered Gin a candid and impartial spirit. The real interests of the hotel keepers are identical ...

... - AGRICULTURAL, AFFAIRd. T= OX AB A BEAST OF DRuAUGeT IN UPLACE OF THE HRSEs FOR ALL PURPOSES OF AGLICULTURE. By Mr. JoHNr STOKES. London: Pelham Richardson. The employment of oxen for the general purpoiss of draugh on the farm has gradually been superseded by the labours of th horse, except in two or three counties. Farmers do not usually alter old customs until their utility has long been ...

... IORD PAL.MERSTON AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS. T --eID . : . _ - -_ 1. - Lord PALMEBSTON is assuredly a very expert states- man and lively politician; but, notwithstanding these advantages, combined with his acknowledged persna- sivenebs as an orator, we suspect he will miserably fail in endeavouring to convince the country that my Lord CLARENDONp-mv noble friend, Lord CLARENDON,' is the most ...

... ?? MATTE12RS. TO THE EDwSu OF RLEYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SI-Frem the active interest which you have hitherto mnanifeeted in the welfare of the seldier, I am induced to hope that you will give publicity through the columns of your widely-oircuiated and truly excellent journal, to the lollowing observation3 on a subject which, I conceive, has net been sufficiently brought te the notice of the ...

... LORD VAL3UE:RSTON AT PEilTIN. The freedom of the burgh of Perth wai conferred by the town council of that city upon Viscount Palmerston, oR Monday last, in the City-hail there, in presence of about 2,000 persons. The Lounn PuovOST, in presenting the burgesa-ticket, dwelt on some of the more prominent points in the career of his lordship, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that it would ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTzoN. [Fgom the Temes ] The question between Russia and the European gover. ments lies sxaotly in the pesition whioh we last described- nor can anybody yet tell to what point the Emperer of Russia may push his enoroaobments. or to what extent bis opponents may combine to resist them. All the four powers concurred in framing a nete which they believed Would seoure the ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD COXSPURACT. The three parties to the attempt to defraud a partner and creditors of 6001.-na-ely, George Booth. his son William, and his sister. Esther Booth-were brought before the magis- trates at the Gaildhall, Hudderesfeld, on Saturday week, to answer a charge of canspiraoy. We have already publiehed the main facts of the case-the pretended loss of two cheques for 6091. 8s. ...

... I - .1 I The copy of an addrrss of British residelnts at BonlooUle lay for eegnsture-as Britislh residents wcrp duly inforim ed by the Im;partial-at thle library of Mrs. Moneydue. W e have beeu tavoared win the various reaeus-and sub- joiln a fev-the exqaeiste reoseets that, dslighthr and uplifting the British bra'n-inducoedthe Blzi'ish residenits and vicitirs to write themselves down tlte ...