... |L ONDON., WEDN*RSDA J Y,A UEG. 30 1 THIE letter of- our Varna correspondent, which we publish to-day, contains the first intelligible account we have seen of the alarming fire which has recently devastated a considerable portion of that town. With those active sanitary missionaries, the French and English soldiery, on the ground, the conflagration may possibly prove, for Varna, what the great ...

... THE NE IV BEER BILL. A meeting of the licell;nd victualle of thle metropolis mas beli yesteilen et Dt tideI Eaie, thiio-etid-road, for tie purpose *,f taklill into considerido tlhe ?? O'itto'll of 1bat body vyihb rcference to the piovisionts of the new Beer 13;11, And for the plirr ose of taking teops for formilng them- selves into a nev tocietr, to be celled Tbe Licensed Vie. tonllers' l ...

... ABRIV;AL OF THIE ATLANTIC. LIVERPOOL, WaDNESDAY. The UJ.S. Mail steam ship Atlantic arrived in the Mersey this mnorning with three days' la ter news from the American continent. She brought home 9Gpassengers and about 700,000 dole, in specie on freight. The Atlantic left New York at noon of the 19th instant, and at two o'clock in the afternoon of the same day she passed the steam ship Baltic ...

... (F~nOOu0SR OWVN CORREESPONDENT.) PARIS, TUJESDAY EVENING,. The Emnperor returned to Paris yesterday evening fr~om Bearreit. His Majesty, accompanied by the Minister of State, Colonlel iFleury, aide-dc-camnp, M. FoulangeOn, ordlerly officer, and MI. Mocquart, Chef da Cabinet to the Emperor, left Bordeaux by a specie.. train abnut seven o'clock in the mornaing, and arrived at the terminus of the ...

... rrIE MORNING CHLRONICLE. . . I LONDON: ta fe TUE'CS?PAY, A UGUT7' 29, 1354. - - Cl The capture of Aland uecossarily raises the f question of thlo disposal of the joint conquests f made by l1ntgland and France from the com- tn mou enemy. It has been suggested that this first f fruit of the warlike activity of the Western Powers o should be restored to its ancient master, the King ar of SwEDoDEN ...

... T|9 LA TB FA TAL ACCIDEN.T AT THE! OCRO rDOY STA TION. ,ion Find IADJOURNEED INQUEjST. to The jury reassembled yesterday morninig at ten Wo'looki'sat as the Town-hall, Southwark, to continue the inquiry into -the :to i circumstances connected with the death of the Rev. William seo Macbean Willis. be Mr. Barrow, barrister-at-laew, attended on behalf of the re- Sea 'lativea and friends of the ...

... TIlE LONDON GAZETTE OF 7UESDA Y, I AUGUST 29. DOWNTNG.STREET, AUGUST 2G. The QLI`01 lies been Pleasrit to appoinlt Nr jilt. Parker, rqto bie a Puisno Judge of the Supreme Court of thoe province of New Brunswick, with rank anod precedence in. the said Court next aftor tile Chief Justice. Her MNIAiesty has also beer. jleased to appoint Thor,,, D. ArchibialdI, Eag,, to bo a Member of thle Legt ...

... 30 TO TNIB ?? OF TltB DAILY NBW5. te IR,-4i encloab a printed account current left atl stmy house, although not an Englishman, nor belonging toE oe any of England's churches, yet forced to pay church rates l (gaist theatof eizreof my goods); and for which igwe are now charged double, Or 21. in the pound, every :hhalf-year, pursuant to act of parliament, 63 George IllI yeca. 86. But what has ...

... W;EST1 -INDIA AND M:EXICANI IMASILES. SOUTHIAMPTON, TusaDAY 12.BO !.x. S The Royal Mail Comxpany's steam-ship Atrato hasa arrived with the West Indian and Mexican Mails. or The dates are :-Vera Cruz, August 4; Tampion, July 30; Havannab, August 9; Greytown, 3; a Chagree, 9; Panama, 9; H~onduras, 18; Carthagena, q 10; Jamaica, 10; Nassau, July 12; Demerara, ' August 9; Carriacou. 10; Trinidad, ...

... THIE RUSSIANS INr THE CAUCASUS. The JTournal de St. Pet e-sbottrg, of the 20th inst., contains an account of defeats said to have been in- 0 flicted on various bodies of Caucasian mountaineers, -t about the time when Schamyl attacked the left {lank el of the Russo-Le aghian line. -It is pretended thatr the chiefs, of the Russian troops canitoned on the plain of K~onank, in Tchetchnia, and the ...

... ADMIILILTY OFFIcIAL JrI?Ii8 TO THE? OUTPORTS. I gas 88 (From the Hampsllfrs Adeer t?ser sod PorlsmeugA iferald of August 26.) We have often beep much struck with the tijorsaugh by absurdity of such annual official Admi;alty visits as that Sea, which our reporter has chronicled, ai?d we ar?-sure the tbe man of business must te similarly impr?btdd ?? under- lee, stands the nature of the Th5p ...

... HEALTH OF LONDON DUR~ING THE WEEK. I [FROM THE REGISTRARU GHNERAL'S RtEPR~T.I In the week that ended lasot SAitordaly the number of deaths arising from all causes was 2,039. In the ten corresponding weeks of thre years 1844-53 the average number was 1,114, which, if raised in proportion to increase of population, be- comes 1,225. 'Ths prevailing epidemnic has produced au ex- cess amounting to ...