... -4_ DUBLIN, SEPr. 21. The Earl of Enniskillen, who had so narrow an escape with his life in the late fatal case of obstruct- ing a railway train in the North, writes to the Daily ExpreMs to contradict the statement that the occu- pants of the train on the occasion in question consti- tuted an Orange demonstration, or that the excursion bore a party character. ' In the first place, his ...

... On Saturday Mr. Shadwell, the revising barrister, g held his court at the Belvidere Tavern, Pentonville, and r proceeded with the revision of the lists for the parishes e and places n ithin the district assigned to poll at King's-croes, t or within half a mile thereof. ItIn the list of new claims for the parish of St. Mary Is- ;o lington, a number of claims made in respect of allotments of ...

... THE FIBROUS PRODUCTIONS OF JAAIACA. ItA correspondent of the Jamaica Standard, re- d marking that public attention is now generally directed to substitutes for hemp and flax, in the manufacture of cloth and cordage, proceeds to describe certain fibrous plsat, 1e native to Jamaica, for the consideration of those interested y in tbeir development. It would be well, he adds, if the ev, Jamaica ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TUE DAILY NZWS. SIR,- The editor of the Advertiser has at length awakened from his torpor, but unfortunately for the in- terests of the trade his energies are taking a wrong direc- tiqn. This is not the time to agitate the mere trade ques- tion connected with the licensing system; there will be plenty of time for that. Had the editor shown half the alacrity on the Sale of Beer ...

... ?? I- SBIVS FROM ABROAD i: i _ go- . ?? 'IJN'VASION OF TILE CRIM EA The 3r0)jjde1r of yesterday publishes the follow- ad pstcb from 1Marshal St. Arnaud to the Minister lwer at Paris: r,1VO0AC ATr OLD F ORT, SEPT. 16. 'The ali d armies landed at Old Fort on the 14th qsptember without encountering any opposition. 1A troops are full of ardour. ,The Tartar populatioll appears to be very W\e are ...

... TME BRITISH ASSOCIATION. . . LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. to Last evening there was an ordinary held at five he o'clock at Tuton'a rooms, Lime-street, under the presidency i If Sir ROBERT MusecuCrsox, who was supported on h;5 in right by Colonel Chesney, and on his left by Sir Robert Inglis. The usual toasts were proposed, Colonel Claesney LSS responding to the army and navy. The president pro- at posed ...

... Among the papers left to his family by the Duke of Caran an there was found the journal of a tour he made through the Crimea in 1784, a short time after Catherine had succeeded in adding this important province to her empire. This short account, written by a man who was very young at the time, and who certainly had no idea of publishing it, lends to actual circumstances a very peculiar ...

... LOD ONY, MONDAY, SMEPT. 25. . Wi OUR dates from the Crimea now extend to the 16th hii of September, as will be seen by a telegraphic I despateh received by our War Minister, the Duke of to NEWCASTLE, and published by his authority in W another column. It now appears that on in/ the 14th the troops were only 30 miles, instead be of 40 or 50, from Sebastopol-having been landed a Considerable ...

... Wherever I have Been machinery in motion- wherever there was a snorting, jarring, oscillating, whiz- zing, buzzing, screaming, groaning, whistling noise of wheels and levers, craaks, and piston-rods-I have always remarked a very strong, warm, oleaginous smell, variatin between that ot a cookshop and a tallow manufactory. I have learnt that this fatty odour arisesfrom the grease with 1 which ...

... d MADRID, SEPT. 18. e The Gazette announces three deaths from cholera. The manifesto of the electoral union was unani- e mously approved of at the meeting held in the .thetre on the 17th. The Gazette contains a decree ro- e establishing the post of Inspector-General of the National Guard, which was suppressed in 1844, and declares it incompatible with any other military or e civil comnijand. ...

... The following, fromn the St. John's Times of the 13th September, 1854, gives full details of the loss of the City of Philadelphia steamer:- We regret having to announce that the ine new screw steamer City of Philadelphia, Leitch, of 2,100 tons, was stranded at Chance Cove, 7i miles north of Cape Race, on last Thursday night. This steamer, built for the Liver- prol and Philadelphia line, was ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBER 26.- PROMOTION.- Lieutenant H. C. Majendie (1849), promoted to the rank of commander. ArroiNToENTs.-Lieutenant S. T. Pringle to the Royal George, 120, screw steam ship, with the Baltic fleet. Chaplain Rev. H. Jones (1827) to the Formidable, 84, at Sheetness. Assistant-Surgeons J. C. Austen (1846) to the Snake; and J. T. Gabriel (1852) to the Victory, 101 ...