... - (YPoic SiXl Yetcs ill Indica, bcy 31rs. Coltin Jlac-. kcaex:ie.) TIE following passage relates to the battles of Aliwal and Sobraon, in the campaign of 1846; and if it be not true, it is proper that Mrs. Mackenzie should be told so-and at once:- On Saturday, 20th of March, 1847. my husband rode out with two other officers to see the field oft Aliwal, which is about fourteen miles distant. ...

... '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! ...

... 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 EFFECTS oF ' SPIRIT RAPPING IN AMEIRICA. ,I'lie fo?llowinig are ex tracts 110111 tiili Ailm-it'1a11 LIJ'1,~ wire Ilf 2 i Chadl Cart, Of' I)Ohoer 'la'Owilip Iilld~i~llm ?? sht ,I 2lohlday ilast, h~I'I her dla ghII't- i n- I uNV, who10vv OIs ech LICIItaCit d onI II)C I saeil-a Iu~I ObJOCt, at thle t1m10 Mi. OrIvillte I 111,iiI.hm.IiieleI dolil to tll Spi 'itulal illppiligS.~ MrI. H-litofi ...

... THE CH-JIEF SECRETARY'S VISIr TO BELFAST. Sin JoxiN ?? has met with the reception in this town which was due to the high office he holds in the Irish Government. As he did not visit us in his poli- tical character, no political feeling wias exhibited on the part of the inhabitants. We furnish an ample ac- count of the proceedings which took place during his brief sojourn in the Irish Athens, ...

... ?? rmtrcl~ipct, TIOS'I'ILITIES ON Tl-E DAUIJBE. VIENNA, NoV. S.-Tlhe ConsII If' France at 3uChla- rest Writes as folilows to M. tle I KrmnenCy, tunder dato the Cth of November:- Oil t ho 2nd and 3rd of November the Turls crossed the Danlube ironm Tur- tukai to Oltenitza, to tie number of about 18,000 men. On the 4th Gencral Pariolo attacked them with 9,000 metn, an., after a brisk cautriontde ...

... THE ROYAL FLAX sO'IFTY. IT must, we inmagine, be matter of peciulial' gratificatioM to all interested in the agricultural prosperity of Ire- land, to learn that this society, at tho close of the thirteenth year of its olerations, is incrLasint6 in s0c- cess, in repuitation, and in thu rapidity with wvhilch it is achieving every object for the attainment of which it was brought iuto existenhce. ...

... FATAL AFFRAY-ONE LIFE LOST. MoA'rE, Nov. 27.-An afrray, in which one unfortu- nate man lost his life, took place in the neighbourhood of this town, on Thursday. Peter Kelly, a publican, holds an extensive farm from W. H. Melgan, Esq., M.P., a part of which he had sublet, by consent of his land- lord, to a man named Green. Kelly, during the late election, was a warm supporter and agent of ...

... UI)v (jr1lig. 1?ROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAAl OFFIcE, NOVEMU1ri 18. 2nd Life Guarlds-E. S. F. Berkeley to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice How\ard, who retires. Royal 1-Torso Guards-J. Baker to be Cornet, by purchase, vice H-lare, retired. 1st Dragoons-W. 1-1. Cutler to be Cornet, by pur- chase, vice Redmayne, appointed to 14th Light Dragoons. l4th Light Dragoons-Coriet R. ...

... Agricultita. FARMING OPERATIONS FOR NOVElMBER. WHEAT sowing should now be proceeded with-con- pleted within the month, if possible: and, as the season advances, the quantity of seed shotl;d be increased. Winter vetches should be sown, if omitted last month, and finished as early as possible- so late in the season they are best sown in ridges, and the water furrows lwell cleared up. Winter ...

... TH1E TWO PATES. ISN'?T it natural? eaclaitnid Herbert Alfoid, as by gazod with admiration at the wood-carvtflg of a cluster of flowers. 1~Vet-v,' replied Edward Mhilt; lie is a good aitist, whoever lie inay het. It waes a skilful hand ?? C-ar-ved that rosebud.! I wvish vot ito copy it. AlIford,'' saiti ?? elderoil pot-. son of ?? taspect. for VonL ?? I ItVVois Well and Mrs. 'eriton ...

... THE LORD RECTORSUIP OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY. uT'. election of Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow took place on Tuesday, the candidates being the Earl of lglinton andi Winton, K.T., and Min. Alfred Tennyson. The Liberal Association, dissatisfied with the means employed to secure the return of the Earl of Eglinton last session over his Grace the Duke of Argyle, resolved to mark their ...