... I pOGRAXiME OF NEWTON AUTUMRN I Meeting. - - - Thursday, November 24. ,stewards: Thomas Legh, Esq., and Captain White. Lessee and Clerk of the Course: Mr. E. W. Topliam. Judge: Mr. E, Johnson, of York. A HNICoetAP SELLTING HURLE'a RACE Of 5 Sove each, with 30 added; the winner to be sold for 120 sevs; if entered to be sold for 100 sove, allowed.41b; 80, 71h; 60, 101h; 40, 1M1b; 30, i8lb; 20, ...

... BVTUS-SIA AND TURKEY. Front 5.000 to 7,000 Rassians have taken up a swrong posiiion on an eminence near Fratesehti 1hrct cen Bluchsarest and Giurgewo). The Turkish ?? a t Oltenitza Consist of 17,000 regular infantry, Bea' tiashi B wouks. and 4,000 artillerymen, corn- nianded by General Prim. Ismail Pacha commands ' 01 il0 Turks ut Kalafat. The Russians have con- ?? atod 35.000 men at Budeschti ...

... L OND ON, WEDNESDA, NO V. 16 TirE intimation by electric telegraph,-via Vienna of course,-'that the Turks on the Danube had in some place and at some time (neither the when, nor the where, being specified) experienced a check, was not confirmed;'yesterday. The report appears likely to disperse into thin air before it can assume a definite shape. At least the argument. is plausible that, ...

... 2IT'Y CORPORIATION COMMISSION.- Yesterday the Commissioners resumed the in- quiry at the official residence of the Prime Minister. Mr. Labouchere in the chair. Sir J. Patteson was not present. I Captain Bullock examined- I was employed by the i Admiralty to survey the Port of London between 1830 and 18.53. I re-surveyed the Medway, but did not re-survey the Thames. There are many shoals in the ...

... FIYSB URY PARK. DE1PUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCIEIEQUER. The Chancellor of ?? yesterday received a deputation of the committee for promoting the formation of a park for Finsbury, at his official residence in Downing- street. The deputation was accompanied by Lord R. Grosvenor, M.P. for Middlesex, and consisted of Messrs. Bowerbank, ?? J. J. Downes,F.R.A.S.; W. C. Birch, Jas. Barnett, ...

... BESSARA BIA, At OLDA vIA,. AND WVALLACHIA. Af a (From Oliphant's 1' Russian Shores of 'the'Black Sea.) There was a grand fair going on at the large Bess-' aid- arabian town of Ismael when we arrived, the third we had thin witneesed-in Russia, and. frequented by a population airnoet ling equally varied and characteristic wkith that attending the into others. Here quaint covered passages, ...

... NA FA.L. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 2a.-APPOINTMENTS.-Second Master J. Ii. Laurence to the Leopard, 12, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, of 560 horse-power, at Portsmouth. Assistant-Sargeou C. Crandell (1843), to the St. George, 120, guard-ship of ordinary at Devonpert. Naval Cadets.-J. Elliot, to the Royel Geoeye, 120, screw steam-ship at Sheerness, and G. A. Benot to the Princess RoyNl, 90, screw steam-ship, ...

... CONSPI AO `2'it.ASSASSINATB . i. A iA4POLEON III. I ~ . /S t 1i , i Is ~ ., L ie ?? aris commenced on see ?? ?? ~ ~ A,'l )sccused of being con. a ~einsd~Mtti-'W.t 7f-ihe'~ppo'dwme and the O pera ee Comnique for the assassinatiqon of the Emperor and for o chan-ging the form of the government. The court wasth crowded to excess, anti the case excite d the greatest interest.hT Theai ?? * pistols; ...

... THlE BURYING OF THE TICTOIJA I-V THE CL YDRE. ADDiTIONAL FAROTICULA~RS. The following is the account of the occurrence given by Mr. James It. Collins, the second mate. He says that: About two o'clock,,p.m., the vessel left the north quay of the harbour, on an outward voyage for New York, with a general cargo and a few passengers. The Victoria was in tow of two steam-tugs, and she had ...

... DINNVAER TO 311. PETO, M.P. , In pursuance of a design long entertained by the r inlhabittnts anti town council of Beccles, a public entertain- r me.u Nwes given to Mr. Peto on Friday week, at the As' sembly Rooms, for the purpose of testifying their ligh sense of the benefits he is conferring upon the town and ltneighhourhood by his liberal and energetic promotion of the n intended railway, ...

... CREATION OF AN IRON MONOPOLY OVER SOUTlRERN INDIA BY THE EAST INDIA COM PANY. TO T11E EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-A few weeks ago the Tmnes newspaper made occasion to solicit, in its leading columns, the attention of its readers who had money at their banker's, to an Indian iron company just formed, andato suggest that it might prove a good thing to those who felt inclined to specu- late ...

... I WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TwREst I A publie meeting of the inhabfteats of Finsbury, chiefy thoee of the working classes, was held on Monday eveninp the large Sehool-rOOm. Cowper-street, City-road, to take Into ?? the e55OstioD of war between Russia and Turkey, and in conuexion therewith the coarse that England ougbt to takeG in tbe erent of a Eiurepeatn war of principles, with itb inevitable ...