... WI) cirrernt+, Jowtmaua: , PHASES OF WAR IN ST. PETEESBURUB. 'The intelligent writer on Baltic affairs in Fra- zer's Magazine supplies some interesting information on the phases of war in the northern capital. The Czar has unflinchingly rejected the overtures of' peace tendered by the western governments,.and urged by Austria. He has nailed to the mast the double-necked vulture, and it is well ...

... f[ (From als uiane) it is with regard to the cholera, as with all aimtilar cala- mnities, familiarity with dangers disarms them of half their terrors. The epidemic has been hanging over the metropolis for well nigh ten weeks--we. take no account-of the first week, during which only -a single death occurred-and 6,120 lives have been lost, from its outbreak until Saturday last. The one fortunate ...

... i PkR I=N y yI ?? I fr.~a~is thh engaged; on, thiirated ocpea lsfrt 'In-q'ward. ?? Mr. ~intis, 6n~ta~ltuhi seat alomenced th6 -lsvisio W 'alt uad!Win.DoolaSn,'bof Wehtland-ro,j6Wer* obje'ct toby: ?? Mr. Crtanpoucdawtns h proved that 'tht pego - tlmt ;dtoceupying the. ?? described in tls for inanytyeirs, gud& that theY still resided there. -The Tax:Collector-proved.,that the, rates were 'duly ...

... THE SUPPOSED CEEROL&BHIP AT VdLRUSE. The following statement signed by D. 'Mullen, cabin hpassenger of the Prince of the Seas, and A. Macintyre, surgeon, &ce, appears in the LUierik Rsportrr- Kilrosh, Sept. 11, 1854. ?? llo. EDrroR-I am sorry to say that it has been re- ported by the Ckronic of Limerick, on the 9th instant, that the ship Prince of the Seas, from Glasgow to Melbourne, with ...

... THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO BOB., I BouLoGsz. TuimDAv. -PmU ^Tha u: a ?? -- -- ?? - I ?? vL 5of the Emperor the camp at Equiheu was not attended by any large aetart manoeuvres, it being merely a visit of inspection; mter being drawn up in line in front of their smail tent i te lop Emperor riding along the linee. The small Back terid the inspected with minuteness, and several of tbeark trutek were ...

... ..I- ,, ?? r e ?? I ?? l j The iteekly mieetlng of, the guardians' pf ,tbls'hti w 3 eheld on yesterday in .the board-rooniof the, wo~h~onse, N. orth' Brune wickistreets ' 1- , ?? . I t,, a B4.fl CsAC Ecq. in, the cair.; 2'he following' gusridiis' 'ttebded -Mie~sar& Cabrseis Thor B:ally,,Epupelljr Thomas ',Arkinsp a'C tsain t; noIi;,' I lL. darolin,!'W.Btady, V.0 - Butler, X'rtnj, French, ...

... ao, .; IEDICINES. , I OnrMonday Mdr..T.V Wakley, the ooroner, held i pro inquiry at the Wheatqseaf publfo hoase, PIrper'd Crc, ham, eoneewnaig the death of a maiden Jidv, Alma .Colyei, aged forty.nine yerxj, of St; Petes Viilaa,- I Crossi who died on Eriday aftcy nohlast fia a attack of Asiatic choleria iuder the following 'sonewb traordinary ciroumstances, 'The %qair has crea~td Co able ...

... .IT 1Din MAS SOCInETY. . i 'On Tuesdaly'lat'thh' iwnbt6kers1'of ) Dublin entertainledi Peter Walsh and Francli a r Bins, fEiqr,, f at a .public dinher at Qluinh'8 '1otel; Bray-,the 'ebjiect of the 'mtetWng'. being to j rceant eachh oft; these gentiemen' with .1 eplendld ' silver tea srvidae' (compripiAg tea and coffee potate*5r, bowl, ?? manufhctured In's rich ad elegant style by Mr. ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGBAPTI. PENINSULAR MAIL. SOUTAIIPWTN, WFDNE8DAY MOaNiNGv.-Candiasteamet arrived. Dates-Gibraltar, 6th; Cadiz, 6th; Lisbonfith; Vigo, 10th. Owing to a dense fog, the Candle did not CoaDI municate with Oporto. She brings 26 packages of specie Cholera had been severe at Cadiz, but wae decreasing. LIs- bon, no political news. Exchange, 80 days, 54s to 64s 8d- LONDON STOCK AND SHARN ...

... I TILE A o WIar ?? I.j 1 Loiio*N, WNDNYSDAY.-No telegraphic dispalteas have been. received from any part of the continent, and no news ?? the COriimewbich begins toobe most anxiously expected. Sebastopol is 294 miles from Varna and 845 from Constanti- nople. -Eleven days have elapsed since the qxpedition sailed, and the general expectation has been that a landing would be effected on the 7th ...

... I . ATER FROM AMERICA. I ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- SHIP -A-BOTlC -. (IRON OURD ctw'1t~ 6osaro =ENTO) Liverpool, Wednesday. By the arrival of the Collins steamer-Arctic, Captain Luce, we are in receipt of, four days' lateyr news from all parts of the United Sfates. The Arctic gailed from New York on the 2d inst., and. arrived in the Mersey at one o'clock this morning, baving on ...

... ITlE ORAWGE OUT1AGES AT. NEWTOWNLI- a ?? iM - .. 1!AVADY4: I (From tha Ule1stmam.) NBxoCW ikvA3Yx, FRIDAY NIGHT.-There has been no 'generaltlotingsihce Sunday night, although, same personal rencontres, principally of ean insignificant character, have taken 'place during the interim. Everything which has transpired, from the date of-my. last letter to the present time, afforde still stronger ...