... 'IlL W)CTOIIll GALES. (1:.)III the Tillmes' Corl'espolidence.) Shiuldsi, ()ct. -20. It wscI ola temd il :1 brief' despatell from this phic c i (Wednes- d1amt:rticmI t lilt a SCtsere stirII of wi I d rfrin ?? N. E l'brok, il t his Coast oil 'Tuesday Cevllilig, and had ragedl 'vit d fuloy (d iring tile ruesday niighit ,im(ml \V ednsaiy omoro ig. It was ?? Oiit a considlerkible number ot light ...

... MON)lA Y MORNIN, OC'FOB 23. MIONDAY 11I()ININGx, OCTOBER °3. 11 Intost tecegravphic (despatClics regarding the prou as of operations agdinst Sebastopol, state that thc .\llies nit(] received ?? rcinforceenilts, i that t lie d isem barkation of ?? siege train continued, E aiil lilt the bombardment was to commence on the 10th: o0 I II. Onec (despatch from B l:lc rest asserts r tihat luhad, in ...

... LAUNCH OF THE S. S. SIBILA. The fleet (f the icninsular and Oriental Company has re- ceived a magnificent addition by the launch of the screw steamer Simla, which took place on Monday last, from the building- yard of Mlessrs. Tod & Macgregor, Partick. 'From the bois- terousness of the day, it was generally expected that the launch would have been postponed ; and hence there was not rearly ...

... PREPARATIONS F101 AVAR. (Frroir thc Times.) WYe learn frioal iwl tar, that oln tile 231 nit., driughits of the 41.at and 417th Regimsents had arrivsecd theie, under the Coln- Inatid o(f Mnajor Prren, of' 11w 47ih, arfbr a very good passage of fivc dtivls rin ol Liverpool n bhoard the Screw steamer Tall1aIYs. The ship beilg ?? ill q Ilaratitc the (ihcers were Utiable to goo i hore, battile ...

... (FrOm Cabi ?? Service Me1agazinc and Noval and Military we Journal.) thel Wheree a'opltaces ?? vineaioaed~tke last nained ist (at at lw~idhed Me lec De.l6l of the leegiiaent isr stationed. Coi Life Guards.1 F'oot. De lst, Windsor. 39th, Cork; Chiarles Fort. 2 2d, IRegunt's Park. 10th, Australia; Waterford. Royal Hor1se Gu~ardts. 41st, Malta; Mullingar.2 Hyde Park. 42il Goapart. Dragoon Guards. ...

... f, O N 1) 0 N, A P It I 1, 1. e The Emnperor of Jiussia's Last Libual Movement.- ; A corresp ondcicit informs us tiiat tlic most uious'' I Enperor of Russia has prolibited the circulation ill Poland of the portrait of Sir Mloses Montetiore. Corn - 1 monlt is ?? Chronicle. c ?? Ilmtileus from tie 82d ]eqhimentf-Ois the evelning of Monday last, 24 volunteeis from the 82d Q iteeimelit left per ...

... ARRIVAL OF THIE S. S. GLASGOW. The serew-steanner Glasgow, 1. Craig, commander, arrived LI in the Clyde on Saturday last, after a comfortable passage from L, News York of 13 days and 18 hours. The folloving is a list of M the cabin passengers, exclusive of those in the stecrage:- F Mrs. Cameron and servant. ?? D)rew. Mr. John lemnnet, Mrs. Hill and one child. N Alr. WY. IEwan Bucher, lady, Mj ...

... MI1S CELLA NE O US. e A Proposed _Railivay.-Thie Thames Central Rail- Terz o way is a bold scheme, and, to many, will seem a wild A I one; yet it is propounded by an engineer Who hlas; - e done, land is doing, great things, and wye must be. can- Tvo a tious how we venture to smile down anything from least a such a quarter. At present legislative sanction is E I wanting, but thle day may arrive ...

... iONDON, JUNSE 10. 10 e The Civil Service.-The following promotions and to removals have taken place in the Customs, consequent t, on the superannuation of Mr. 1-Iofmnaister, collector at of Belfast: -Mr. J. II. Nanson, collector at Whitehaven, k, to be collector at Belfast; Mr. J. Carlile, controller at Belfast. to be collector at Whitelsaven ; Mr. J. W W. Tronsdell, controller at Limerick, to ...

... -r are th- ,oerntt .f t-ilwnvc f -tla The folloofog are tlke ?? itovayc for the W epat vree:c Hiles opened. 2r1.Oqc Rerns. -- -I N zADI 01' RAILWAY. - - - 154. 1853. ISt.1 1S53. 72.; 70N Aherdeel ?? ?? £t1930 37oi .. o7s iii . * 1 illyml~lal: ?? I 9 | V! 32 32 ItllIkeOIll1l, Ic 1lll?115k(&l ?? I IIlIl l til to ?? .. ?? 245'7 1689 CI, 2 Cq 1I1ackbuo r ?? ?? ?? I| 42 8'S o S .3,l ! ?? tl ...

... (From the Lomidon Gazette Extinordinary.) War Department, 11.55 A.M., Noy. I1, 1854. E - His Grace the Duke of Newcastle hasthis deay received t a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his S Grace by General the Lord ltaglan, G.C13. D (This despatcim was lost in its passage through France, arids was received at the above hoor by his Grace, to whom it was f transmitted by his ...

... THIE IU UNJ)S. Two ?? English funds tire rallier Steadier in appear- once, noid Conosls sin loot quoted at 93 to 93k for the Accotunt, rndo for Money thcy ltasv 110011 dealt fin aloutit. lowver. The inarket, however, it; more sensitive thin has beon experienced for sonic time, owving to speciilstive solos noid the unenoy feeling Preovuiliug1 in moot quarter.i regarding the rnmouirs of 00l ...