... THE CUITLERS' FEAST AT SHEFFIELD. Trnt inauguration of the MasterM tter. (Thormas Moulson, Esq.) was. celebrated on Thursday last with the usual formalities. The dinner was announced at about a quarter after 'our o'clock, and the guests who supported the Master Cutler at the cross-table, w ere, on the ri-ht hand, trie Rig ht hon. Earl Fitzawilliam, J. A. Ruebudi, Tsq-, M.P., R. W*V. Milmes, ...

... CHCOLERA: ITS ORIGIN AMND PREVENTION. SINGU;LAR rEPmEiSENTAT1IO?N. A GSNTLEMNIA connected with the fraternity of millers, -whose name, for obvrious reasons, we refrain frommen.a; tioning, attended before Aldernman Farebrother;: at the Guildhall, yesterdag (Friday), ?? conmmunication relative to the fatal epidemic which is at present spreading, its devastatting iufluence over every part of the ...

... Ete amtp PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. Wsit-Oe-ncF, SePTr.MuER S. IQLb Light Dragoons-Cornet James John Neil Bu- chanan to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Druurmond, Awho retires; Vyse, to be Cornet, by purchase; vice Bu- chanan. Ist Foot- Iient. Coles to bh Capt., by purchase, vice Bredon, wihose promotioc has been canceeid. 26th-Ensign Trent to he Lieat., by rurchase, vice Noubthey, whose promotion ...

... zate 13-m55. TH1E POPE'S CAMPAdIGN. (From the Press.) WnmrE EngTish1men are thinling about the military struggle in the East, their old, antagonist, the Pope, is steadiiyeoncentrating his resources or his cam- paign against - Protestantisen. liis plans are all carefully matured, and his strategy has be-n sub- nuztted to the best intellects of tile Wtltican. In various i li-ctions the sappers ...

... . R-orLLiultuTz. GARDENIlNG OPERATIONS OR TIlE WVEEK. PhANT DEPA ITMCNT. - Conservatorv yc.-'l'ie hlrcght diry weat'her whie it-I Iias pres ev:lcd of la~te ?? been ver favrourabie fo7 thlc ?? of reol spiiercll , a i cy Spi -im ens whicih are at all iniclinecd tO Iwo It ly or sicily should be careulci exarlilnedl, and if tilc'v are i fould to be at all infested With this Iced, ?? steps must be ...

... 'MONTDAY'S LONDON NEWS. [13 MA ..G-IZTIC TlELEGRnArllI . THE BALTIC. s T)ANTZIC, SLEtTEMBPERt 2.-The forts at Hango are a blown up by the Russia;ns. The troops at Bomarsund b weretoembark irnumediatelsunless theoriginal arrange- a mrents have been changud. They probably by this ti time are on their way. a a REFUSAL B1Y RUSSIA OF TI-IE PROPOSI, a TIONS AT VIENA. i VrIENNA, SATUiCmzk.-Prirnce ...

... Z1717t gpix:55. TEE rNVASION 'OF THE CiwzEz . (Fromi,the T~imes.) Ti lotng-expected blow has at last been strucl, and the allied armies have entered the Crimea. Authentic intelligence was received yesterday by the English and French Governments in confirmation of the intelli- gonce transtmitted to us in the preceding nizht from Ienai. to the efct that 58.000 men 'of tlhL allied trolop4 landed ...

... THlE RECENT TRAGEDY AT TRILLICK. Tint Lpartial Repovier, an Enniskillen paper of gene- rally Liberal principles, has the following spirited and significant article on this subject:.. As to the object of this borribleattempt at wholesale slaughter, there can be but one opinionhonestly formed. It awas sectarian animosityreligious hatred-an at- I tempt of Ribbonmen to cut off from God's world and ...

... L17ERPOOL, WgoU.sESDAo.-I regret to inform you that the Corlk Stenmer, Mlfilnei-va, which sailed from this yesterday afternoon, has become a total wreck. The following are the particula;rs as far as I can non- learn tltcm:--llrst night as this magnificent vessel was ?? hler voyage fhiom Liverpool to Cornl, withl nearly 1) ?? ofa-senegers and crew, she strujck on a rockl neilr the Skerries ...

... TIHE FORTY-SIXTH. WE sincerely rejoice to learn that this unhappily dis- tinguished regiment is under orders for the East, where its officers will havea fair chance of recoverihg that reputation in active service which they have lost in the idleness of barrack life at home. It is well for the country and well for themselves that they can move out of the atmosphere of reproach which en- velops ...

... LArTES'YT INTfELLIGENCE. BY MIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. YESTEflDAY'S LONDON NEW9S. THE EAST-ThE CRIMEA. The correspondence from Coensantinontle is from the 20th inst. On the 15th, in tile camp at Verna, in the prceodtinq forti-ei ght lenurs, thel re had only been one case of eliilri'la. 'rihe i-calultic~et of the grand expedi- tion wass stiil aL inysery. There wtare ?? that it waIS postpostcd sill ...

... RUMOURED CHANGE IN THEI1 REPRESEN-- TATION OF LISBURN. A VERY short interval has elapsed since we inserted a communication in our journal,; under the heading of The .Borough of Lisburn? animadvertiog on the: political condact of the present member for that once Protestant constituendy; and G. must say that, at 1 that time, we had not the slightest idea of being so soon called upon to take co ...