... TO eatort. OSBORNE, SEPT. 7. The King of Portugal, accompanied by the Duke of Oporte, and attended by the Duke of Terceira, Viscount de Carreira, Baron Sarmento, the Chevalier de Melho, and Colonel Folque, arrived at Osborne this morning at half- past 10 o'clock. His Majesty and his Royal Highness were received by the Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of Rent, and at- tended by the Ladies and ...

... ENGLISH TREATMENT OF RUSSIAN - PRISONERS. - The ?? tic St. Petersbourg of the 5th contains an article imputing the greatest inhumanity and in. gratitude to the English in their treatment of Rus- sian prisoners. It is singular that to sustain this charge the Russian court journalist should be cor- it, pelled to resort to the testimony of a Greek. The o h Journala says - The acts of brutality ...

... THlE WAR. A military correspondent of the Augsb!urg Gazette bewrtsr r writes from Poland, to place the public on its guard he against the reports of movements of large bodies of be troops in that kingdom, with which the best known us German newspapers teem. He says that the entrance of er new corps into Poland is often announced, but never ad takes place; and as for the army already there, it ...

... A king of whom we read in old Greek histories, was designated the destroyer of cities. The present Emperor of Russia, among other Hellenic tastes, appears to be ambitious of the title, and as far as threats go, has set himself to earn it. His denuncia- tions to the poor traders of Odessa are still tingling in our ears, in 1S31 he addressed language quite as truculent to the inhabitants of ...

... (From the St. John News, Aug. 14.) The colonies will have a great deal to gain by means of the treaty, even if Jonathan is ?? to share with us in our fisheries. Now that it is certain, we may 9, say, of going into effect before the month of December It next, we may here offer a few remarks without prejudice one way or the other. Nearly all the articles to pass free Bs are such as we do not ...

... NA VAL AND MILITAB Y. ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBER} 12.-ArPox NTM'cENTS.- Thos. L. Massie, to be Captgia of H.M.S. Powerful; G. B. c Rice, to be Commander of R.M.S. Driver; J. H. Selwyn, to be Commander of H.M.S. Prometheus. WOOLWICH, SErPT. 12. The Lynx, screw steam despatch gun boat, Lieutenant Commander John P. Luce, in the basin at Woolwich, is t now in so advanced a state that she will be out of ...

... The Madrid Gzzette of the 2nd, ptblishes a royal ad decree openint, an extraordinary credit of 980,000 yc reals to the Minister of the Interior to cover the ex- at petises caused by late events to the constitutional Pi IC aayuntamento of the capital. The Gazette also pub- Of lisies a circular of the Minister of the lnterior, ad- p dressed to the governors of provinces, in which it is I stated ...

... DUBLIN, SErT. 12. Thll CorZk Examiner mentions an extensive failure I connected with the corn and flour trade in the south ii of Ireland, namely, that of Mr. William Power, of ti the Woodville Mills, Passage-road, Cork. The liabi- lities were at first variously stated as being from 20,0007. to 6.0,000l.; but it is at present generally C believed by those who are in a position to form an 'u ...

... (GENERAL BOARD F0IEIIEALTH. The following is the circular letter of Sir Berjamin Hall to the quialified medical practitioners of the metropolis, solicitittg their co-oporati*in in the col- lection of ftaots respecting the prevailing epidemic. -General Board of Health, Whitehall, Sept, 1854. l Sir,-My experience oftbis department, briefas it i-, has .tror gly impressed me with a sfrse of the ...

... LICENSED VICT'UALLERS DINEe AT The ninth onnivotsary dinner of the Stockport Licensed Victuallers' Association 'as held on Wednesday evening at the Bed Liou Inn, Heaton-lane, when nearly f=100 members and guests were present. The chair was taken by Wm RAYNER. Esq., mayor of the borough, supported by Charles Baker, Esq., the es-mayor; Aid. J. Bootlroyd, Cheethada, and Ashton; John Vaughan, Rpq, ...

... FROM OVR ?? C0RRESPONDMT.) PARIS, WRDNEBDAY EvENIrNG. The Moniteur contains the nomination of five new generals of division and six generals of brigade. Among the officers promoted there is no name gene- rally known to the public. The Bordeaux mail has arrived to-day without the Madrid papers. News has arrived that at six in the morning of August 30 Queen Christina had ar- rived at Talaveira ...

... 11TO TILE EDITORc OF THE DAILY N~EWS. e a SIc,'-In a recent number of your journal a car- bui :'respondenlt, Luicas, remariked on the communion ser- ser FIvice, that the church eid not Contemplate any non-commu- a ft, ?? nion Sundays, and that the direction at the end of the ser- ofis r, vce was a proviso for concluding the ceremony in case of a ,failure of communlicants. I a The same has ...