... Tie !ijliowiog is one of the recent proclamations of B,: ic iosenstern, the Governor of Odessa . sFW ...

... LETTERS I FROM r THE SEAT OF WAR. a No. XLVI. bi a (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORVRE.9PONDEXT.3 k m ?? SEPT. 4. Ed On Friday last General Popovitch wrote to Al. j( .13 Rositti, the prefet de police, announcing himlself asb ffcommandant of the town, and requesting him to call , en him for the purpose of conversing on the affairs t( and administration of the place, &c. The prefet Oi It wfint instantly to ...

... SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY ELECTRIC I TELEGRAPH. To TIZ EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. k SBn-A letter from a shareholder claims for me the merit 1 of the introduction of the electric telegraph on the South- t Eastern Railway, and a reply, signed Walker, has ap-t peered in several of the daily papers. S It is due to Mr. Charles V. Walker, the able and scientific co manager of the telegraph on ...

... SEEB ARCTIC EXPEDITIO.M The following despatches have been received at the Admiralty Her Majesty's steam-ship Phonix, at Four Island Point, July 9,185i. Sir,-Three days back I despatched by the Diligence to Englanda ltter, containing an account of our proceed- ings up to that date (a duplicate of which I now enclose). The opportunity that 'will shortly offer of sending by a Danish vessel a ...

... THE RUSSIANTS AND THE MOLDAVIAN MILITIA. e Letters from h'ssy show that the Russians have e behaved as infamously in that capital to the iolda- . vian militia as they did to the Wallachian soldiers e at Buesco. The Vienna Wianderer and Presse corn- d municate the following particulars :- On the 2Gtb d it was rurnoured at Jassy that the experiment tried h with the militia in Wallachia was to ...

... a The German Journal of- Frankfort thus states the a present positions of the Austrian troops. Two of or the four armies of Austria have been mobilized, d vIz., the third, which is under the orders of the Arch- le duke Albert, and the fourth. at the head of which is tr Count Srblick. General Hess has the chief corn- :o mand of both these armies. The line of position s, begins at Cracow, and ...

... (From the dlbany Journal, August 26.) t In the beginning of the month of April last, Mr. d Dwight Wilcox, a resident of Chester Factory, Mass.. 1 called on the chief of police of this city, and represented 3, that a few neighbours and himself had formed what is called ,a aCarson League, and had met with a great deal of op- t, position from a band of reckless fellows living in that l ,; ...

... NA VAL AND IJLITAR Y. ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBER 14.-PROMOTIONS.- Second Masters W. C. Pyper, Frank Inglis, R. P. T.Simp- son,and Alexander Brown, promoted to the rank of muster. Lieutenants J. A. Shears, and 0. M Crewe Read to be commanders; H. F. M. Willop to be Lieut.-Cummander of H.M.S. Snake. WOOLWICH, SEPT. 14. The Lynx, screw steam despatch gunboat., Lieutenant- Commander Luce, was taken out ...

... AUSTRIAN PROPOSITIONS SUBMITTED TO I - - -- THE GERMANIC DIET. The following is the text of the proposition which the representative ?? in the Germanic Diet bas submitted to the committee of the body on the Eastern question: The representatives of Austria and Prussia submitted to the Diet on the 17th, in conformity with the spirit and au- thority of the common proposition of the 20th July, a ...

... ITE RSSIA- REPLY TO THE AUSTRIAN I P- OTE. I The Cologne Gazette, under date of Berlin, the l 10th inst., says: f We have received, from an authentic source, the follow- ing summary of the Russian reply to the demands of the Western powers. Count de Nesselrode observes in the Russian reply, which is dated the 26th ult., that the evacuation of the Principalities only took place in the in- ...

... The following despatches have been received at' the Admiralty:- Her Majesty's steamship Phcenix, at Four Itslhnd Point, July 9,1854. Sir-Three days back I despatched by the Diligence to I Englaud a letter, containiag an account of our proceedings up to that date (a duplicate of which I now enclose). The i Opportunity that will asortly offer of sending by a Danish i vessel a further statement ...

... I SOAERSEtAR .4 RCH3E'OLOGICAL s{ci Y'Ty The annual meeti,'r of this Bociety cornzrenced on Tues- day last at Taunton, under .he presidency of the Right Hon. Henry Labouebere, M.P. for the borough, The Right Ron. CHAarAH, after a 1ew preliminary ob- servationssaid: To the ?? connected with the county of Somerset I need not for a moment advert. They are written largely and legibly on the pages ...