... Ipswcltb, COMMISSION SIGNED BtT THE LorD) LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.-East Suffolk Militia Artillery corps: Charles Corton. Esq., to be Captain. 1 EAsT SUIFFOLK HOSPITAL.-The Committee desire ' to express their thanks for the following sums received *1 E as thanks offerings for the late abundant harvest, viz.': -Froma the parish of IBramford, £5 9s.; from the parisha of Bricet, 17s. ...

... Beceeinci liviri, Rq., MY.for Pentefract,sc isaid a iitntio his. cosituenth s 'new ThrE yls, o h crowded mnesting lieeldat the Towni-hal at seven o'cock in lie ties evening, land 1erssided over by the Mayor of the borsugh S9 (Weii. Jefferson, Esq.) Amongst the gentlemen uponl the p)latforni ?? ei Smith, Ecq., Wlni 'Burlton, E sq., Chess. Horner, Eeq., Chee. is Muscroft, Esqi., Win1. WVood, ...

... (Copy.) Her Majesty's steamer Eurydice, off Cross Island, White Sea, Sept. 1. Sir-Herewith I have the honour to transmit, for the in- formation of the Lords Commissietrers of the Admiralty, a I report front Captain E. M. Lyons, of her Majesty's steam t ship Miranda, containing a statement of his proceedings in I the Kola river, resulting in the destruction of the defences land town of Kola, ...

... dforeign anlb Colonlial rai5cel[antv tot AIIIERIICA, AND RUSSIA.-An America company, possessed tiou ish of sufficient capital, lies been negotiating with the Russian Ter, Ng government for the completion of the railway from Warsaw whE of to St. Petersburg, twelve leagues of which hove been alone the, !ry completed. As the conditions Of the company have appeared ho ' heto be just and reasonable ...

... THE SUICIDE COMMITTED IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.-MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. I On August 9 (sayo the &tamford Mfecrcury), Mr. f Thomas Parker left his home, the ioyal Hotel, Soutbiort, .one of thelsrgest and best furnished in the county of Lan-. eMotor. On August 17th a person was found in a railway carriage at Lincoln, who by taking prussio acid had com- mitted suicide. A few days after Mr. ...

... L9nQIa £ : C Fridaty, September 28, 1,8544., g THE GERMANS AND THRE WA-R. Ditrusting the Empeeor Df 'Austria- 4despising the'I ,gir Of Prussia-bating; 'scornin, and' laughing atrthe2 cor priunces-offended at Francei and -7nglsnd-qtbe' Y unrmans refuse to share in the;war against Russia. ?? 3J pinces believ6 It -to :-be for thleir interests' to iit.thi f babby part; and' the- thinking-portion ...

... Amn iia ~ ~ i~v tigtign..eforei.the Cioroor~ it~ heprirtaly, wlsh:wbiolif 04, talilsate4 .to.-411wdigh on the, origin of, tse. outrage.' -cei TOfl 'A ~ e~fr otps thO. Mc! ~itterjP ob ln~igs of ?? ly tbe. namvies agsin~bg tblsd rotqqjailts ;iief. '~!3iam apsard~uTriILiek,1 i Ennskileiiikco RA; f-various, tms have.pt~rnut fixi l'ilod nthieholurech of Bg1Iin~mlillald, and d~egtioy the IR~entfte ...

... On WeIdnesday, a meeting of the subscribers to the Newtoll teitimonial proposed to be erected at Grantham, the plkce of New'ton's education, and near to v here he wasi boil , w ...

... , 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 ...