... BALMOaAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince, attended by Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, the fHou. Elinor Stanley, Major- General the HIon. C. Grey, and Colonel the Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the parish church at Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson performed the service. Sep. 19.-Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince walked out ...

... Government has issued a proclamation offering a reward of *1200 for the discovery of the miscreants who rmede the late diabolical attempt to upset an excursion train on the Derry and Enniskillen Railway. INCREASE os DauN3c'EiNEss.-The Cork Conslitltion, in reference to the number of drunkards brought before the magistrates of that city on Friday, remarks: Iteamperance appears to be on the ...

... 4'FjDrtjffjT Entt figenCt. w - I T lE WA E W A R. FRANCE. The Russian GeneralBodiscoleftHavreon SundaYmorn- I ing, accompanied by his family, for Evreux, where; as already stated, he is to take up his residence. THE CAMP AT BOULOGNII.-The troops at Honvault are l now busily engaged irn making the military road along the sauds to the camp, ordered by the emperor before his depar. ture. It will ...

... e LONDON, FRIDAY MORNIN'-. e LANDING OF THE AlIcD FORCES AT EUPATORIA- OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TRoOPS-MODE OF TRANSMITTING INTELLIGENCE FROM THE CRIMEA- 0 THE POSITION OF AUSTrIA-AUSTRIAN VIEW OF THE 1. QUESTION-THE BALTIC FLEET-THE CHOLERBA. 13 The news of the landing of the greater portion of the allied expedition against the Crimea was received by LBprivate telegraphic messages at ...

... ACCIDENT IN THE BRAMHOPE TUNNEL I OF THE LEEDS NORTHERN RAILWAY. U. 11 L fi mfifiD ~- C V- At s Aa .. -,- IJ In Wednesday's Examiner and Times we gave the particu- c lars, so far as could then be ascertained, of the accident in F- the Bramhope Tunnel of the Leeds Northern (formerly Leeds 1 and Thirsk) portion of the North-Eastern Railway Com- pany's lines, on Tuesday last. Fortunately, no ...

... ; CLERKS' AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S ORPHAN | SCHOOLS. Our readers cannot fail to be interested in the 1 report which we have given of a meeting of clerks T and warehouseinenin this city, who had been called r together with a view to consider the propriety of establishing an institution for the support and edu- cation of children belonging to their own class, and needing such aid, on account of ...

... =- ? I ?-- 4actriDpolitalt totti .. ..I TE4T xitENT.-We have authority to slate, that ml the epot wichbaaappared in a daily paper of the inten- tino ti egmn t ed forth a pamphlet in its own Ai deecieetrlyufudd.- Untited Service Gazette. of Ta l~ESCETY.-During the past year, the Bible w! Soityba icuaedit home and abroad, the ...

... TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. P We beg to imprees upon our correapondents the importanee of a] forwarding their communications early. Letters intended for w Saturday's publication should reaoh us on Thursday, and for ti Wedneeday's publication on Monday, w Mn. G. E. LoMAx.-Having ineerted his renarkc on Mr. Inghan, o and given the reply of the latter, we cannot continue the eon. r, troveray. ...

... RtcNoonN.-This disease still lingers in thetows. AnOtbe fatal case occurred oa Saturday last, making 13 deaties siac5 the Ist of this month. WIGAN.-The Examiner reports ten deaths in last week from the disease. SHrEFIELJD. - We (Sheffield Independent) regret announce that there has been an. increase during the weelo deaths from cholera, and that though the fatal disease hi5 very considerably ...

... LoNnox, TuESDAY MORNING. br GOVERNMENT DESPATCHIES FROM THE SEAT OF WAR- IMPARTIALITY OF THE DvNE or NEwCASTLE iN Dis- w TRIBUTING THE NLEws-RESULT OF THE DESPATCHES- as EAGsERNESS OP THE PUBLIC FOR 1NFOmrATioN-FoDm sih OF PRAYER FOR THANESGIVING DAY-THE CHOLERA- or REPORTED JOBBING AT THE INDIA HousE--MR. GLAD- sa STONE AND THE NEWSPAPER STAMP. nc Telegraphic despatches are daily arriving ...

... vaviaco. The Duka o f Cleveland baas subscribed 4100 towardsth i Perry defeuce and testimonial fund. R At Little Dytbain, Nottinghtamshire, a woman is in prison oharged with the wilful muurder of her child by bucryieg it it] alive, at The origin of tile recent fire at Gloucester Cathedral has 01 been treced with tolerable certainly to apOntalleoUl coin)-a bustion of some cotton rags, saturated ...

... i9iotrict weluo. ---------- y ASHTON. a ATTEMPT To DEFRAUD A RAILWAY ComPoANY.-Some mis- f understanding having arisen in Mossley that our report of a case at Ashton, against a man named Samuel Lees, applies to Mr. Samuel Lees, of Alossley, we beg to state that the Y Samuel Lees referred to resides at Heyrod, near Stalybridge. e JuaY LIST FOR THE HYDE DivisioN OF THE MACCLES. . FIELD HUINDRED. ...