... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE We are glad to be able to contradijetthie reportot death of Lient.-Colonel Crombie, of the Coldtream Gpoards. The gallant I officer is not dead, but by this time on his way to England, and in well-founded hope of complete restor4ion to health, Boesides the gallant colonel, the following officers come home on medical certi. ficate :-Lieutenant Stevenson, 30rh ...

... Loss OF TIHE STEATMlERt EcLiCsE.-The fine steamer Eclipse, con- sort of the Wellington, was lost on the Gantocks Rocks, near Dunoon, on Tuesday, while in charge of the pilot, Captain Barrie being unable from illness to remain on board in performance of his usual duty. About twelve o'clock on Tuesday the Eclipse, on her dswnward trip was turnling into Dunoon, rather close on the Gantocks, and ...

... Elatot Kntelligence. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBRt 10. The telegraphic despatches this morning confirm the news of the embarkation of all the troops for Sebastopol, and also the rumnours that had prevailed of a victory over the Russians in Asia. It would seem that the storm which had raged for some days in the Black Sea has ceased, and all the troops had embarked. The whole fleet consists of 600 ...

... THE CoUr-.-The Queen and the Royal family arrived in Edin- burgh, en route to Balinoral, at half-past six o'clock onl Thursday evening, from whence they procceded, amidst the acclamations of the people, to Holyrood Palace, where the Lord Provost and magistrates were in attendance to receive her Mest ARRnVAL or PiNCER AiBERT AND DEPARTURn Or TI1E KoNG OF PORTLGAL.-Oti Saturday morning, at eight ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartiahvriter it would be to tell him hio fate Ifhe resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him ...

... Tueesday, September 12. ?? cA. September 12_-Scar: Col. W. F. Forsier, half-pay Unattached, to be D~eputy Adjt-GosO. in Ireland, vice Elen, promioted to be Major-Gen.-lte- eruitinc Districts: Col. T. E. Kelly. fron the l'rovisional Balt en at Chitliasa, to lie InRpectiogi Field Officer, Nice Bush, prometed tobe a Drajor-Gen. Col. A. 13. 'trevor, lsolt-oy 4th I ot, to be lispecting Field fdcer, ...

... MR LUcAS, M.1., AND CARDINAL WISEarAN.-Tbe following letter front Cardinal Wiseman appears in the ' Freeman's Journal:' Deeir Canon Oalteley, In sending yOU the enclosed contribution to the Lucas Testimenlial,' I wish to mark my sense of esteem and grati- tude for what we must all have observed, that in every religious question which has come before Parliament, whether it related to England, ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY 'BALK. The ?? of the Princess's Theatre is postponed until the 25th of the month, when a new drama is to be presented, nith Mr Ryder in the principal character. TheAdelphi season will commence on Blonday. At Sadler's Wells, Shakspeare's play of 'Pericles' is in rehearsal. The revision of the lists of voters for members to serve in Parlia- mest for the city of London will be ...

... F'OREIGN AND COLONIAL NEWS. THE REVIEW AT BOULOGNE. THE SHAM FIGHT. The sham fight took place on Friday morning upon the line of road between Boulogne and Calais, and must have satisfied the Prince Consort and all the distinguished officers who were present on the occasion as visitor, that the French army is well entitled by its efficiency to the military reputation which it enjoys. Of the two ...

... M. Alois Biernacki, one of the oldest of the Polish refugees in Paris, died on Friday at the age of seventy-six. He was formerly nuncio at the Polish diet, and at one time Minister of Finance. The Russian journal ' KEavkas' gives an edict of the Shah of Persia, alddresaed to the dandies of Teheran and elsewhere, so that they may strictly obey and attend to the rules as they are laid down and ...

... MISCELLA NEOU S NEWS. NORWICH 'FREs Puniac LxBRARY.-On Wednesday afternoon the first stone of this institution was laid by Sir Samuel Bignold, Mayor of Norwich, and in presence of a considerable number of the nobility and gentry, and an inimense concourse of spectators. The building is proposed to afford extensive accommodation, not only for the Free Library, but for several local, literary, ...

... THn ExPnDITION TO THE CRghEA.-The 'I loniteur' asserts the departure of the French and Turkish troops from Varna on the 5th with a prospect of being joined by the Brittish at the Island of Serpents (the island otherwise called Fidonisi), being situated at a distance of about forty miles N.N.E. of the Sulina mouth of the Danube. A Vienna dispatch of Wednesday, how- ever, slightly varies this ...