... JMlIslTVY AFFRAY ISN DBV.ZZES. (Orom tlse IWiltshi'r, trn( epen Setnt.) re A very serious affray happened last night (Wed- r t.e Cstb) in this t, Wn between a number of s0 ldiers I and civilians. Yetterday mornirng a crop of the 1tyal I Artillery arrilved in the town arid were billeted at the several publiclbruses. In the evening a disturbante Was iccauioned by Some of them forcibly entering ...

... LONDOON, SA TURDA Y, SEPT. 9. 4 ?? THE long-announced expedition against Sebas- u topol, we are assured, has at last sailed from Varna. b It can carry with it nothing but the most earnest d prayers for its suceess from every true man. The v importance of seizing upon the Crimea as a mate- a rial guarantee was pressed upon the attention of the c Allied Governments before they issued their ...

... DSHEFn2ElLD CUTLBERS. FEAST. This annitial celebration took place at Cutlers'-liall, Sheffield, on Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Moulson, of the firm Of Moulson Brothers-, being the newly Plvoted Master Cutler. Among the guests were Earl Fieswillisamp Sir Thonmas White, Dart., Mr. Roebuck, and Mr. Hadfield, 1 mientbers for the borough, Mr. Moncliton Milnes. M.P.,I Major Fawkes, of B~roomhsall- ...

... 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 ...

... No. XLIV. BUCHAREST, AluUST 28. Two sappers out of the fifteen who came up with Captain Bent from Rustchuck, after finishing the bridge of boats, have died of cholera, and three are ,la still ill, but convalescent. All this is the result of the oh men's own imprudence-hard drinking and indul- to gence in fruit-eating have laid them low. One died in the camp outside the town, and was buried in ...

... ITHE BISHOP OF OXFORD AND HIS DE- I FENCE OF ARCHDEACON WILBERFORCE. VI hIC The following correspondence has been forwarded opia for us for publication T THE REV. WILLIAM BR~OCK TO TILE BISHUOP OF OXFRDa. o Bishop's Waltham, August 26th, 1864. won: My Lord-It has been represented to me, on authority able Which I cannot reasonably dispute, that you have expressed in&l it as yeur opinion that ...

... CHOLETIA AND ITS PREVENTION. TO THE EDITOR O TAiB DAILY NEWS. pas SIR,-If you think the present communication Mi respecting the prevention of cholera, the substance of which Bil I have placed before the President of the Board of Health, fall of sufficient importance, you will oblige me by giving it a 2,0 place in your columns. From the constitution of the pre- 2,0 sent medical council, there ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PFAST WEEK (From Ifetapath's Railesay Jour'nal.) Miles opened. Namie of Itail wsy.! Receipt,,. -83 1854. 1853. 1854. - ?? - 72 72 Aberdeen ?? 2,198 37f 374 Belfast and Ballymena .. 13 32 853 17 17 Belfa~st and County Down:. 2.5,5 296 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 2,727 2,573 261 264j Blackburn.;W ?? 950 858 85f 1044 Bristol and ?? 5,444 6,619 1894 18901 ...

... GENERAL BOARD OF REALTH. The order in council under the Nuisance Removal v Act, 1848, authorising the Board of Health to issue e' Regulations and Directions for the prevention, as k far as possible, or mitigation of epidemic disease, has I been renewed tbr-a further period of six months, from b this date; and by virtue of it, the Board of Health b have issued Regulations and Directions in the ...

... U., FORSYTH'S 'NAPOLEON AT ST. I HELENA AND-SIR HUDSON LOWE. TO TmI!Z'ZDITCBI OF THS DAILY NBVVS. S61,-May I cstve a space in your valuable columosto bring to notice and correct the injustice which bhaibeen done to a highly meyitosious and much respected public servant, by Mr. Forsyth. in his three volumes, en- s'titled Napoleon at St. Helena and Sir Hudson Lowe, I published last year. The ...

... AUSTRIAj PRUSSIA, AND RUSSIA. A Vienna oorrespondent of the Independarnce Beige writes that in Count Nessetrode's despatch to Prince Gortiehakoff,, the envoy, by which the rejection of ie the conditions of peace is signified to the Vienna ecabinet, it is said that the Czar did not hesitate to respond to the desire of Austria and Prussia, when they asked on behalf of Germany that the Russian , ...

... MILI7ARY OUTRAGE AT CORK. The Southern Reporter gives the following parti- culars of a military emeutc, which has taken place at Cork: Considerable alarm and excitement was occasioned last Wednesday evening, about eight o'clock, in Patrick- street, by an encounter which took place between some men of the 91st Highlanders, the 13th and 57th. Regiments, depots of each of which ;re at present ...