... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE We are glad to be able to contradijetthie reportot death of Lient.-Colonel Crombie, of the Coldtream Gpoards. The gallant I officer is not dead, but by this time on his way to England, and in well-founded hope of complete restor4ion to health, Boesides the gallant colonel, the following officers come home on medical certi. ficate :-Lieutenant Stevenson, 30rh ...

... THE NAVAL COMMAND IN Titl: BALTIC. -Tile following letter from Lord Dundonald has been published: ' The unfounded charge brought against Lord Aberdeen, refitled by 'the only testimony that could be adduced,' being now transferred to Sir James Graham. accompanied by the assertion of a person that hie heard the imputation from a friend of mine, I feel it to be my duty further to declare that Sir ...

... TIHE OUTRAGE AT PORTSMOUTH. (Frorn the Horning Chronicle.) This case demanlds-and will, we cannot doubt, receive-the most serious end irrinmediate atteniion of the otuthcrities. WeA have, at the present ruonterit, mniiitary and naval nien convicted of disgraceful, low, vulgar, filthy iaoin Orality ?? is uttcrly unknown rind u'l- beard ot in arty iither c!lss o' society. Barrack life iii the ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartialwriter it would be to tell him his fate If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If le tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them otvirtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him ...

... DIABOLICAL. RAILWAY OUTRAGE NEAR DERRY. A crime of almost unparalleled atrocity was perpetrated in the province of Ulster last week, the act of some of the Roman Catholics of Enniskillen ; but fortunately the loss of life involved in it was limited to that of one person, though the existence of hundreds was imperilled. Before we describe the particularsofthe horribletrausac- tion, we give, ...

... Loss OF TIHE STEATMlERt EcLiCsE.-The fine steamer Eclipse, con- sort of the Wellington, was lost on the Gantocks Rocks, near Dunoon, on Tuesday, while in charge of the pilot, Captain Barrie being unable from illness to remain on board in performance of his usual duty. About twelve o'clock on Tuesday the Eclipse, on her dswnward trip was turnling into Dunoon, rather close on the Gantocks, and ...

... TiE GoQerowN AFrAint.-The spirited conduct of Lieut. Arebibald D. Jolly, on the occasion of the destruction of Greytown by Captain Hollins, of the United States navy, in the Cyane, has been recognised by the Lords of the Admiralty, who have promoted him to the rank of Commander. THE GUNBOATS.-The Wrangler, screw steam despatch gunboat, Lieut.-Commander Risk, is reported ready for sea, and the ...

... FRANCE.-RETunN or T}iE EMPEROR TO Boutox.ar.-The Emperor arrived at Bonloane on Saturday evening. having stopped at MLon- treuilto review the troops stationedl there. Onl Monldav afternoon the Empress arrived, and was received at the station by thie Emnperor. The Guides, the Garde Iiuperiale, and the Cent Gardes werein attend- ance as an escort, and all the customary honours paid on such ...

... THE LOSSES AT THE IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXIaBITION.-Mr George Roe, the chairman of the committee at the Exhibition in Dublin last year, has addressed a cnommunication to the ' Evening Mail,' on the subject of the complaints respecting the loss of valuable articles which had appeared in the Exhibition, in which he states Mr Dargan's in- tention to make good all losses. He states: Although I would ...

... FRANCE.-TEE EXPEDITION TO THE D03RUDSCHA.-Tlie ' Moniteur' states that General Espinasze, who has recently returned from the East, is about to return and convey the orders of the Emperor to Marsbal St Arnaud. Of the fatal expedition to the Dobrudschm which this officer led, the official journal says :-Public opinion has had its attention strongly directed to the situation of a part of our ...

... The I Journal des Debats' publishes the following article on the history of the diplomacy between Austria and Russia previous to the outbreak of the war. The ' Debats,' through its connection with the Orleans party, is supposed to have good information. It thus gives the history of M. Heyendorff, the late Russian Ambassador at Vienna: -- As soon as Russia raised those formidable questions, by ...

... THE LANDING OF THE ALLIES IN- THE G R t[IMEA. The special correspondent of the ' Times ' supplies the following account of the landing of the allied forces in the the Crimnea: September 14. As the ships of our expedition drew in a line, parallel to the beach, the French fleet passed us under steam, and cx. tended itself on our right, and ran in close to shore below the cliffs of the plateau. ...