... GRAMMAR SCHOASTES - rO . - 'VTU O Wu WAt EDITOR OP TR DAIY e SIR,-The attention of parliament ha, again drawn to the subject of grammar schoal5> improper manner in which so many of them ha'ev P ducred, you willU, perhaps, not think a few r Ut timed, which are intended to show, thrt cause of the inefficiency of such tehat t, Ir attributable to the present injudicio a h electing the masters. It ...

... AtKalarash, where the Russians are preparing to me into Bulgaria, the Turks succeeded on the 1st it~ in totally destroying a bridge equipage, which .a Russians had brought up to throw across the a oube. A letter from Bucharest, of the 4th, states ] at the contest which has been going on near iarash ever since the 28th, was not then decided. ner Pacha had set out from Silistria to Rassova, erce ...

... THE HA?NSE TOWNS AND THE WAR. HAMBURG-PROCLAMATION. The Venerable Senate, in again calling attention In the mest mrgent manner to the fact of its being the duty ef every individual citizen of this State of Hamburg to veoid every act whereby the neutrality of the Hamburg state and Flag nay be compromised, warns hereby all itizens and. ubjects of the Etate of Hamburg, under the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Have not three different sets of instructions been sent to our ambassador and fleet at Constan- tinople P ?? first immediately after the news of the Sinope massacre arrived in England, which was on or about the 12th of December, That the fleets should enter the Black Sea, and simply prevent any fqrther col- lision between Russia and Turkey. Thereupon we ...

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... FRENCH PREPARATION FOR WAR. (BY SUBMASJNE AND EvitoPEAN TELEGRAPH.) PARIS, SUNDAY. The Mo!iteur says, 20,078 men and 365 horses have now sailed for the Levant. Tlhe Minister of Marine has received the following telegraphic despatch from Admiral Bruat:-Tou- 1 larch 31, a quarter past two p.m. The troops nave been just embarked; the squadron is now under sail with a north-west wind. The weather ...

... By the OrIzaba, ?? Cruz ?? Orleans, and Union, from New York, we have news from Mexico up to 4tb of October. They contain no positive political information; all coma- munications from the south, the seast of the rebel Alvarez, and the most important source of danger to the present ad. ministTation, being carefully smothered. Nor, from the con- tradictory reports and rumours which have reached ...

... aTE NEW STADM. ACT. (Prom the North Bri$s&A Deily alot.) [The eubjoined 06rrespondence, which we have been requested to print, is instructive, but at the same time unsstisfactory. It shows how crude our fiscal legislation is, and how unwilling or incompent our authorities are to apply the laws they make. The light in which Mr. Keo h appears, as the official organ of the Stamp Office, would be ...

... L OND ON, THUURSDA Y, A UG. 10. I TUE HousL of LORDS held an exceptional sitting yesterday for the purpose of advancing some bills through a stage of progress. Earl FORTEScUE having moved the suspension of the standing order which would have prohi- bited the further proceeding with the Russian Govern- ment Securities Bill, The Duke of NEWCASTLE expressed his assent to the measure, but observed ...

... MANCHESTER. The subscription at Manchester progresses well, and the total to Saturday morning was 7,3341. 15s. A canvass has been proposed, and it is expected the total will probably reach 10,000t. WALSALL. A meeting, to further the objects of the Royal Cort- mission, has been held in the Guildhall of this borough, Samuel Lowe, Esq., in the chair. Among those present were Charles Forster, Esq. ...

... RWISSIAN NEWS FROM THE CTRMEA. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3 6 t The following was issued yesterday in i-n Extrior- m dinary Supplement of the Invalide Russc: d In order to complete the hasty narrative of Oct. to 25, we (Invalide Busse) give lower down the de- el tailed report of General Liprandi, chief of the l2th tl division of infantry, respecting the same affair. Together with this report, which ...

... VISIT OF THE QEUETL TO THE PORTsio UTT REGATTA. The Royal Portsmouth Regatta came off on Friday and Saturday in a most satisfactory manner. It did not include any important yacht matches, being chiefly confined to races between watermen's, fishermen's, and pilot boats belonging to the locality, it having been got up for the especial benefit of these deserving classes of men. Her Majesty, ...