... L9nQIa £ : C Fridaty, September 28, 1,8544., g THE GERMANS AND THRE WA-R. Ditrusting the Empeeor Df 'Austria- 4despising the'I ,gir Of Prussia-bating; 'scornin, and' laughing atrthe2 cor priunces-offended at Francei and -7nglsnd-qtbe' Y unrmans refuse to share in the;war against Russia. ?? 3J pinces believ6 It -to :-be for thleir interests' to iit.thi f babby part; and' the- thinking-portion ...

... Amn iia ~ ~ i~v tigtign..eforei.the Cioroor~ it~ heprirtaly, wlsh:wbiolif 04, talilsate4 .to.-411wdigh on the, origin of, tse. outrage.' -cei TOfl 'A ~ e~fr otps thO. Mc! ~itterjP ob ln~igs of ?? ly tbe. namvies agsin~bg tblsd rotqqjailts ;iief. '~!3iam apsard~uTriILiek,1 i Ennskileiiikco RA; f-various, tms have.pt~rnut fixi l'ilod nthieholurech of Bg1Iin~mlillald, and d~egtioy the IR~entfte ...

... hn Toh te EDITon of the 1PBsm= Tazesanpa. Sto -In the natural lemarks which your correspon- ed dents Lave ofiered. on the above, subiect, and inknly he whioh may hereafter follow, it is well to ayoidasp'e'rity. ?? is dffuiclt to limit righteous>.dignation1 but it is needful, unless!we wish to injure the cause of truth. I. ef am one who consider that these revived ceremonials have of a tendency ...

... THE WVAR.'I (Fro1n tihe Draily Nows.) In the Baltic the campaign of 1854 has closed. On a the 7th inst, General Baragnay d'Hilliers, with his stiff, arrived at Dantzic, and left immediately for Paris. Sir Charles Napier's despatch from Ledound, dated thle 27th ult., which was published on Wednesday evening in a of supplement to this week's Gasecte, and reprinted in our fi impression of ...

... ?? REPOI T OF THE COMMITTEE ON EMIGRATION. EA. II a second report recently issued by the Committee eon on Emigrant Ships the- conclusions arrived at from the due in '1 I evidnuce are fully detailhd, and the committee make. mb' xpe- several recommendations which will be of considerable Abl I into importance to owners and charters. Thsir inquiryvas w S. a taborious one, its difficulty being ...

... ]IcVARD ?? V R - = , -- E- ; ?? ?? ' i@'BGZDS. 'At the ti ths , n te ,, ' cof , A. deril raaoulco'asdloin o` : p, .of curred ref6rence'oth Po of appoitment of. H apaidT hverseer for, the prih. 6sfornee go- th r.tI ore moved d r . c3. ,oif thc du ics motieo. foi Mi. for reffiring the maftter to a Com. te:Au.spid-, m. mentforproIeedingt, the'ipits eiat6 cca of, t f howeveu, carried. r.n F. othe ...

... -1 et I own D -- iovn~ been ;Ing own wvait life the ,vith ody. IB to ton- Ity, dlieri rare DO- ,ht, mr. IDh e isa Ito i : L In of 'ery ivrs tile are, ,ra and leir and Bud r of Sea Th . FoBarizo-OPpxoE, SEI!T. !. r Tbe 04l- hareb on la! a to lpor-f~ino Luis Ret6 oi&: ?? lea d to a 47th Regiment of Foot.-- ,Lieout. GCD. J. S. KenDe v p.,,to be Colonel tiice LIbu;t.-Gn.T. D!aT er,' BOth 4 ...

... LONDQN, '-Wednesday, Septniabei27, 1854. ?? . Wese singf On Saturday the 'Lord Prvotinheaaiy btt 'cd Lord Lieutenant of the city:r~ceiivbd'w 6lifiaI commill- ojau th Hem Scetrys ?? d. I psdlses *,TI voe Teerletwl b outr, n're eievery . proepectof. theorps ape i - _- ment, ae itiA o~lly ,o~,Pumhe p2~iqsis'r.- C'Thiri esm. 1 .. , La '(f.ThurF~yat ! that ?? vo'c %0, the otil e~ol~'to oe ?? ...

... i ens ?? T; : A,. Ig TIHR- BAL, * ,, [l~t U~lr1LtJ 1 'L4 LL'tt -%L,±5j. defer If.,tbe zjpost recent intelligoen, from t. eerbrgw 9hi, miayi be relied upon, the Russian government has piade .. ,y j~j up its mind that thle campaign~ ,in: the Baltic is~ovex for j'qry, is the aseon, irkso trea he ~ola d a tbojnr ~, 4d'kji~'tqi baond witb's i`ew tr peaiei i'nnan m sn tisnes nind 0o hsa tr'hat ...

... AUSTRALIA v. OUT-DOOR PAUPERISM. .e TO tae EneTorl of tie, UAMltfll.in TEL.GnAPH. C id SIR,-lConsidering that, as rkeently shown by returns - Be in the Dnos, Australia is and, ?? suppoted, will. continue to be, the best ?? itWsh imanufae- * of turing interests possess, and Only needs additioial popu- I xltion to create additional ?? [ extent slid can pay- inlvoltio ldglerilso i much ...

... ;H I TI. I e . - L C. H ' A . TH-E. AUSTBIASt IN-WALLA.CHIA. , I .A~ vi t : no 7z§A d.: (lFron f/ce Dai4,G litton.) ?? ?? Ln The Austrians ara conducting themsclve3e -eaiiher4 with4 iy malignant intention or through,:the moat bpundles stu- Iff pidity-in Wallacjiia,..iW, a. meunei thiat ?? the, be; French. ?? governnmeuts to thoe,coitempAnd. ts hatred, of every. ,piaio lworthy ?? the namei, ...

... We have the gratifying intelligence from Varna, dated August 25, that the cholera, which bad committed sush ravages in the eleets, had almost entirely. disap- peared. At that date nO new cases had occurred for' 37 hours, and ne death forthe space of 48 hours. The ,auitary conditions of the armies had also wonderfully improved: - Itis now certain that the embarkation of the troops for the ...