... A- ? i jurrion & (foloulat. stor THE WAR. leg ZIILMEGTAPHIC DESPATOSES.jali 'i latest thorn Odti inople states Sehitnotbe 600 aond The- ?? an an atshat n Well, 600 01 transort ves;sels are colce it Yan adBltcikldn, wl orla'ding for the projected expedition. hoce Thle Rlussianls are -fortifying the line of the Pruth in eveiY' to so possible waty, and a Cossack cor-don lasa been established all ...

... wit oub gumour. WI A CONSCIENTIOUS TEETOTALLER. The teetotal martyr, who will rather risk a writ than pay- his ?? THE CZAR S COUSINS GERMAN. It appears that the Czar has no end of German cousins. Every day brings forth some fresh proof of the enormity of his cozenage.-2'unce. GOOD ADVICE. What is the best attitude for self-defenceP' said a pupil to a well-known pugilist. Keep a civil ...

... 11 amr - - m,, A e r - >{w RETREAT OF THE TURKS, SIX THOUSAND OF THlE RVs- SIANS KILLED AND TWO THOUSAND SIX hUNDRIED WOUNDED. TURKISH LOSS, SIX THOUSAND. TREnIZOND, Aug. 12. Iskender Bey, a Hungarian in the Turkish ser- vice, who fought so nobly at Soubatan, arrived here this day at noon, fr om Kars in four days, bearer of intelligence of a bloody battle fought Oll Saturday the 5th inst., ...

... Up Army g1 W, uy While our troops and sailors are probably at this moment hotly engaged in the Crimea, every exertion is being made at homne to keep them well supplied with reinforcements, with comforts for themselves and materials for effectively discussing matters with the enemy. The Algiers, in addition to a large quantity of heavy shot and Shell, ammunition, &C., will take out six hundred ...

... 'airrianitum OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. In ordina-ry seasons ve should now be recommending plough- ing the soil nnd sowing wheat. As fir as present appearances warrant us to judge of the veatlher, it does not appear likely that this will take place for some time to come; it will there. fure be edvieable to do all that can be done now, that there may to little or no hinldralice whoa i-rert ...

... CO N'W X. Wednesday wm daii inipdtlltt day in Conivay.] Master lf'folliott Williams Erskilte, son and heir of i the h6tiourpd house of Pwllycrochon, had just ar- rived front Ireland, on his first visit to his paternal r mansion. The event was celebrated by all the chil- e dren of the schools assembling in the ancient Castle e of Conway to partake of tea, sweetiseats, &c., pro- )vided for them ...

... 4%imdt5egroug ?? has consented to preside at the opening of the Bristol Athenoeum, which is fixed for the 25th -of October. We understand-that proceedings against Mr. Urquhart, on account of his letter to the Circassians, have been under the serious consideration of the Government. The aewv police corps for Turkey, to be named the New Staff Corps, are to* have the tunic frock coat-the ...

... Tot Army alb Ihavy - ?? ?? Is thedral. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 28. veyor ar itO1'AL ARTILLERYX. redecora, Second Captain Charles Henry Morris to be Captain, vice the due1) Levie~ge, deceased; First Lieutenant Charles Edward Main- tificer of waring Is be second captain, vice Merris: Second Lieutenant lien free Ernest Augustus Montague Lloyd to be first Lieutenant, vice been th M1ainwaring. ...

... Wit dub goutpur. d What Sport?-Johoe BulI.- Killed many, my Lord? Aberdeen.- Not many, John. fohn Bull.- &h, your Lordship's a little bit nervous; you'll get used to it by-and. n bye !-Diogesses. *e Gentlemanly Horse Stealing.- I say, Bill, Jim's caged for stealing a horse. Sarve him right. Why did'nt he t buy one and not pay for it, like any other gentleman. it Is it So ?-The ...

... Spirit DP' t4t puss. , i I [Oar readers are specially requested to observe, that under this head we give selections from the leading articles of our contemporaries as a matter of NEws, withort respect to their political tone.] RELIGIOUS FANATICS AND ASSASSINS. ( Times.) The attempt at wholesale assassination which has justbeen made between Derry and Einiskillen is one of the most purely ...

... - 'II A *0a&IlBR~IN APRCH2ECLOGICAL AS -OCJATIoIN. I I ft TTHURSDAY, SEPT. 14. The town and castle of Ruthin were examined; and a meeting was held in the evening. l e The Rev. R. Williams, Vice-Principal of St. Da- vid's, gave an account of the diffirent representations i which have been handed down in Welsh literature of Geraint, andt endeavoured from thence to illus- 1 trate the methods by ...

... ? ?? ?? .ftro 0111011 evio. -T ?? I%,- A Female Burnt whilst Reading in Bed-On Thursday morning, between the hours of one and two o'clock, a fire of a most alarming character broke out at Miss Morton's lodging- ; house, Sackville-streot, Piccadilly. The inmates were aroused by the most piercing shrieks for help issuing from the back room on the ground floor. On entering it they found Miss ...