... I %~ * of FOR2EIGNr. in it is not alone in the east of Elurope -that the element, hah of disturbance are in motion. An insurrection which req threatens the stability Of Queen Isabella's throne, has 118 broken out in Spain. The initiative was ta-ken. by' the givi military, General O'Donnell, General Dales, and other pal officers being at the head of the movement. From the the1 telegraphio ...

... ie. Ln These societies have for some years been in rs extensive operation. In our own locality they have l; been numerous. The constitution of the generality ly of them, however, and the working of some of them, is have been by no means satisfactory. They have e ,r, been instituted professedly for the benefit of the ic working classes, of shopkeepers, and of tradesmen of i at moderate means ...

... THE GOVERNMVIENT AND THE BALLOT. ,en~ If it be really true, as the 7inmes asserts, that tual nobody cares about the Ballot, and that the country ej generally indulges in a great yawn every time Mr.= ons HENRY BERKELEY brings forward his motion, we ry ; ought to apologise for referring to it now. Nor, in- L iew deed, should we refer to it, if our object were simply rb 3eO. to reiterate the old ...

... very de SrnAeouaDSHIRE.-The harvest in this county is now All Oa i~lbut completed, and the reports wee gave last week are folly tud. confirmed by more recentinaformation. For quality, the wheat tio Ced. of this year will be supierb. .One peculiarity of the wheat be, nor crop this season ie that the straw is unusually fine and. an '!on abunudent, as well as the grain; a coincidence, wye are ...

... - PEAOE COUNSELS.: : q I.,.eThre are'few minds that do not 'contemplate cal with painful- emotions the calamities of war.- The will resentment -excited against a supposed enemy way AT overbear for. a time the thought of the sufferings occasioned-by the comnmencement of hostilities; and ioh the so-calledglory of a victory, won in the -most 'ity disa togeous circumstances by the stubbornor h ...

... dforeign anlb Colonlial rai5cel[antv tot AIIIERIICA, AND RUSSIA.-An America company, possessed tiou ish of sufficient capital, lies been negotiating with the Russian Ter, Ng government for the completion of the railway from Warsaw whE of to St. Petersburg, twelve leagues of which hove been alone the, !ry completed. As the conditions Of the company have appeared ho ' heto be just and reasonable ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1854. THE CRIMEA.-BATTLE OF THE ALMA. I The authentic intelligence which has now been Li received of the real character of the military opera- co tions of the allied forces in the Crimea, has dissipated all doubt or suspense as to what has been actually bh accomplished f'rom the first landing at Old Fort, up in r to the 28th of ...

... I (Prom the Times' Correspotndent.) Mkss]L L~a9 OcT. 13.-The war corvette Bertotllet arrived 5ere froe n Coa tatifit0ople at 7 o'eloek yesterday morning. he steamed directly into the old dock,atook uptheborth isnally occupied by the Garodc Rben she visits Marseilles. 5hb neither fired nor received salutes. It scoon became Known, however, that she bad on board the remains of the late Marshal ...

... THE PREPARATIONS FOR T1'HE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. . - m 1- at-ns, , c - r'l ' nrnhprt The Debets, in giving the despatch of General Canrobert the H to the Minister of War, says:- L A remarkable circumstance of this despatch is that the cond army v:as going to occupy the heights situate in front of f thb Sebastopol on the southern side, and would take advantage I hol there of the bays of Cape ...

... WEEcKLY SUMMARY. 11 - - | 1 - -- - - - Sebastopol was not taken when the very latest news arrived from the Crimea. To make up for the disap. pointment over this unfulfilled result, we have most elaborate newspaper sketches and accounts from the seat of war. From all accounts, it appears that the march Tapon Balaklava was an easy sort of affair. But while our troops escaped the bullets of the ...

... BALMOaAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince, attended by Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, the fHou. Elinor Stanley, Major- General the HIon. C. Grey, and Colonel the Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the parish church at Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson performed the service. Sep. 19.-Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince walked out ...

... glV 'E[ECTIElD TELIECBAPI.. WAR IN THE CRIMEA. t MANCHESTER EXA;uNEIt & TiMES O.TrIiE, Friday oMorning, Nine o'clock. Tba Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs on Thurs- day evening:-yWe have advises from Odessa of the 17tb, but as they announce nothing new from the Crimea, t it may be safely concluded that up to the 14th nothing had occured there. The Porte sends 10,000 men to Balaklava.. ...