... THE NAVAL COMMAND IN Titl: BALTIC. -Tile following letter from Lord Dundonald has been published: ' The unfounded charge brought against Lord Aberdeen, refitled by 'the only testimony that could be adduced,' being now transferred to Sir James Graham. accompanied by the assertion of a person that hie heard the imputation from a friend of mine, I feel it to be my duty further to declare that Sir ...

... TIHE OUTRAGE AT PORTSMOUTH. (Frorn the Horning Chronicle.) This case demanlds-and will, we cannot doubt, receive-the most serious end irrinmediate atteniion of the otuthcrities. WeA have, at the present ruonterit, mniiitary and naval nien convicted of disgraceful, low, vulgar, filthy iaoin Orality ?? is uttcrly unknown rind u'l- beard ot in arty iither c!lss o' society. Barrack life iii the ...

... , TREATY BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, RELATIVE TO FISHERIES. AND TO COMMERCE I - ---AND NAsVIGATION. . Signed at Washin ton, June 5; ifit. Ilantifleattions ex. changed at Waisshington, September 9, 185i.1 (Froma last night's Gazette.) Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, being equally desirous with the government of the United States, to avoid further ...

... I I TREATY WITH ENGLAND-SLAVERY-OVE1R- f TRADING. PRESIDENT PIERCE has published the Treaty a concluded between his G evernment and that of Great Britain, which was ratified at Washington on the 9th inst., settling the Fishery question, and opening l reciprocally the trade and navigation of the United States and Canada to their respective populations. C This wise and happy convention, framed ...

... WAlt AND MILITARY ITEMS. 1oist) DorNDONALO AND THE BALTIC OOZAIMANsD U s .TlieiMreriiit Herald bavinig got into a licw diff- Neity byisufouded insinuations regarding the Baltic ,,,ILord Duiidoniald has been tinder the necessity of 111csga second letter to thle editor of thatlunfortunate seu.His Lordship says: --hunfounded char-ge brought against Lord Abeir- dclrfuted by't~le only teetiniiony ...

... The following account of tire observations made by Mir. C. H. Scott, during a visit to Sebastopol, is conI- ;densed from his new v work entitled The Baltic, the Black Sea, and the Crimea :- The elhausse cot being finished, our last nine miles was but a return, in all increased forum, of the jolting of the steppe, and glad indeed were we when the tarentasse runi- bled heavily into the ...

... HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANOASHIPE AND CIIESHIRE. I - . - ?? -- .1- ---se 1KA.A w . A- A 1 ree A ssml SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH f ASSOCIATION. The visit of the British Association to Liverpool was e appropriately closed with a grand soiree given to the members by the Historic Societ3, at the Philharmonic Hall, on Wednesday evening last. The hall was com- pletely crowded with is ...

... PETTY Stssio's.-Orn Tuesday the usual fortnightly potty o sessions were hold in the townl hall, the magistrates present being William Pjdkington, Esq. (chairman), and R. Pilkingtou , o Esq. William Nixon, of MA LiC Wooltonl, laboarer, was charged 0 witb trespassing on the St. Helen's Railway oa tle 13th instant. T It was proved that the defendant was wsalking Oil the line ill a L state of ...

... t IJEUAV1 UU U'VIN CIlLbJUNJJJ~1. C LoNDoN, FRInDAY MORINGN5. i EXPECTED NEWS FROM TEE CRIMEA-THE WHITE SE. t SQUADRON-THE THANKSGIVING I`RAYEn-THE AncH- BISHOP AND THE RAInI-SUPERIORITY OF THE PRAYER TO BE USED BY THE JEWS-THE CHOLERA-PAIOCIIIAL t B NVAR AGAINST NUISANCES. C We expect to receive important news to-day from the t Crimea. It is expected to be the news of a pitched battle between ...

... Ls Yesterday (Friday), a special meeting of the Leeds a- Corportion wasiel attr or-osunder the presi- is dncyof he ayo (Jon Wlso, £q.)There wvere ten notcesupo. te pper bet nne f temwere of unusual le iprac.Teatnac ofmmers was about aii .e ?? Th 'ow Clrrectiemirirtes Of tiro last .eRESIGNATION OF 1,tre. ALD. SILA.W AS, A EMBER OF THE y ~~~WATElRWORK5S COMM'.ITTrEE. Tise TOwvx Cnrnrc read tire ...

... T'R 1M 1E, OIRNING CIRONICLE. LONDON: FRiDAITY SEPTEsil;ER 29, 1851. Tit Cabinet of Vienna lately issued a Circular Nuote which, although addressed only to German Governments, is well worthy of European consi- deritiin. It especially deserves the attention of tho-e persons in this country who suspect aud mnahiie Austria, and we trust that the ordinary liA ~h privilege of a fair heariing xvill ...

... ECCLLESIASTICAL APPOINTMENTS The Rev. Francis Bourdillon, i.A, n Church, Runcorn, Cheshire, has betn apps . ministry of the church of Hieyres, France filed The Bishop of Lichfield has licensed the Re, T M.A., lo the incumbency of St. Mary's Di, Shrewsbury, on the nomination of trustees. ?? Thle HoD. and Rev. Samuel Best, M A., rectoro1 Anne, Hampshire, bas been Appointed by ?? B' chester to ...