... JDISTRICT INTELLIGENCE, I WITHERNSEA. i So important is this place now regarded by tle towns ai of Yorkshvire, and of the' East-Ridfing, in particular, that 3s an, eriodical, published in Bleverley, for circulation (ot'herwise thani by post) in that and the chief town ofNV the riding, -has, in order not to disappoint its readers of ci1 promised. information, published a suppilemeent with, thle ...

... MULTUJM IN PARVO. The Uiolera has broke out badly in Salisbury. ?? colliers have commenced running between Southanipton and Newcastle. q Mr. oientin Dick is going to petition against the late q ,e1cti ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY. lo- rI ~* The usual forrtnightly meeting of tinls body, was held onl Toes- o * ?? hoprs ofccs, Brswn low-bill-the Rev. Rector ii oin npel n h car.he other urerbers isreseet wore Mes ...

... DISTURBANOES AT ASHTON. by On Wednesday night, a serious disturbance a destruction of ?? occurred at A-htm, en 'cc of an unprovoked attack made by a numb. -r of Irish o boy named Carter. Chief-constable Buckley, hearing it this assault, and of a report that tho Irist ow o be served out, sent two of his force down to the .il k bourhood of Victoria-street, on Wedaesday night S&re hundreds of ...

... I I OFFICIAL 1NSTRUCTIONS ISSUED ON THE 3RD INST. TO OUR TROOPS ON LEAVING VARNA. 1. The invasion of the Crimea having been deter- minxed upon, the troops will embark in such ships as shall be provided for their conveyance, which will rendezvous at Baidjik, and proceed with the com- bined fleets to their destination. 2. In an operation of so much difficulty it is essen- tial that the ...

... TO TUB ZDITO't 0y THE DXJLY NtW&. SIR,-If, as the Times said the other day, a fall of 20s. its the quarter of wheat would be EL giai of 25,000,000;I to consumers of bread, the consumption must be at the rate of 25 million quarters; and as the population is rather above 26 millions, the consumption of each individual must have been near a quarter; and as the price to fall from wes about SOa., ...

... Extracts of letters from an officer of the light divi- sion of the army in the East: VARNA, SEPT. 2. An order was issued on the morning of the 29th ult. for the 2nd brigade of the light division to remain until to-morrow at the ground (about seven miles from Varna) on which they had encamped the pre- vious evening. At half-past two p.m., to the great joy of every one in the three regiments of ...

... I St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, Aug. 81, 1854. SiR-The Irish newspapers come to hand by the Iet two mails appear to me to give a very incorrect ?? of the affair which recently took place in this city between M:. Meagher and Mr. MMasters. In one particular the error is too bad. Mr. Meagher is reported as bavinggone in c(arch of a policeman and requesting to be taken into custody, atter having ...

... The following are a few extracts feom a letter, dated August 18, recently received at Llandudno, from a sergeant in the 3rd Battalion of Grenadier Guards, now on service in Turkey:- *'Thanks be to God, the sickness is abating. We have left 9qrreeblec and are now encamped on the heightsion the6 Adrianople Roads, close to the sea, where we..have a beautiful view and enjoy the sea breeze. WVe ...

... A AND M * : .i ; ; ?? NAVAL AND MILITARY NEws.: ?? A~rwgms, AVJGusT 27.~-A traneport,)bas been wrecked qn. the Greek. coast, at Foro. Sbe, is supposed,to be themtiesing: transport the Couer1qr ,boupd for Englend.,,H.M.S. Algiers, in addition to, a large .quaptity. pf heavy eiwt- asd shells, ala- mnunitionl, &c,, will talke-put 30mrnsf~rsriei Blaock Seafteet. , ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBERA I9.'AFpoxr ...

... | ?? SCOLLE'fiE BEFT.AST. His Excellencwy tae Lord 1. t rutiant has be-n plelsed to recomm-end tolaur ;ts., \5 -Ly the ftollne air ?? in the Q!leen s ColieC-e Eelfast:-I'e..r Guthrie Tait, EIsq. ?? Felloa nS' S , te. . , Co' -,e ,rlCmbridge. to le Professoir r of 0ih! .ics L3 It in the room F i f li:n Pak-i i 'ar WVias un, ?? re sine ; and -vvilie ?? C TJ''omson, Eq., i., no-v. Professcr of' ...

... THE ATTACK ON THE CIUMEA. Tnx following letter from her Majesty's steam-sloop FCry contains an interesting account of the cruise of that vessel to the spot on which it was intended to land the Allied forces in the Crimea, the narrow escape of the steam-frigate Terrible, 22, Captain MVi'- Cleverty', and an important notice of the embarkation and landing experiments at Varna:- [i.R.S. Fury,at ...