... TIlE BRITISH ASSOCIATIO jog [Tyrapoot,. Sl'lT. 25.-At a meeting of the Gemeral Committee to-day, presided over hy Sir P. Egertr.n, the question as to the place of meeting for 1855 4 taken into consideration. Invitations were read fro V the Lord Provost, magistrates, council, and Pubtif6. bodies of the citv of Glasgow, whoere tile associatl-d& met in 1541 ; fromr Dublin for 1857; from Brihiton, ...

... DEFEAT OIF THEE1 RSSIANS. (Freor thle Meorsfnie Her (By SUBEMARLN2E AND EUROPEANq TrELEOGRAS.) PARIS, WiEDtNEsnAjYOING. The following private telegraphic miessage has been received here this morning:- MARSEILLES, Seer. 26- ' Thle reserve at ?? received ordelrs to embarlk for the Crimea, on the 13th, under the ?? of General Levaillant. Hills Serene Hrighness the Pacha of Ezypt has been ...

... O.AN 011' OFNfjDC:N IN TILT' C0Ll- TION iABINEMT. (Froe t1,e I(fer)'6f) Sthze sfigna! ;inhloo1cin thc approae'a rr td1e ibs;-l2ediate pnesence of danger to a people I ?? trel LiZTu onc emirnence, was ape-sir/v answeredbv i a *t-!riar rh ore ripen tile. liest elevation. the arnrlntr tassed ra4/pi/liti frn irtt to n)orr nit the ! epitatail W.iS aroused to the peril bvyI ih1 it was~ threaRtene, ...

... LAT'ER FROM AMERICA. AIVRWA.L OF TILE 3*1NC.| LIVEarooL, ?? the arrival of the steam-ship Baltic, which entered the Mersey at an carly hour this morning, we are in receipt of four days' later news, the Baltir! having left Now York on tie 1Ctrz inst., with 123 passengers and 1,250,50S dols. in sp cie on freight. Amongst tire passenwers per the Bqleic are Colone l Colt (originator of the ...

... THE LIBERAL PRESS AND THE RAIL- WAY A)MBUSCADE. W1riEN-, in our last publication, we announced that an opportunity was liliely to be afforded to the Protes- tants of the four counties of Antrim, Dowvn, Armagh, and Tyrone, of joining in an expression of thankful- ness to God for the deliverance of their Ennislcillen brethren, and of sympathy and congratulation towards the Earl of Enniskillen, ...

... TEE RECEiNT ATTEMPT TO DESTROY EIGHT 11UTNDRED PROTESTANTS. STS ResrznT BiAetSONx, of Castruse, has addressed the followinlg admirable letter TO TIFE EDITOR OF TtlE TrMES.-' Sg _-having seen my name mnentioned in a recent article of tile Tisies, as connected with circumstances I precccdlig tyre diabolical attempt to destroy tight hutt- died excursionists returning from Decry to Ennis- kiloen, ...

... T 11E IVAR. (eere Mo e St'rnaes'd.) Teir. landing of the Allies. infantry, carblry, artiller'; arnd stores, at Old Fort, had been completed ?? accident and without opposition, on the morning of the 1I th. thiat is. ?? within forts-eight hours froom first touchingr the soil of the Crimiea. The land- ing of neariy 60,000 ?? and all their encumbrances. Wvitis so mubch ease and in so brief a time ...

... THE TRUlAlCK OUTRAGE. - IMPORTANT LETTER FROM SILL ROBEIlT B.ATESON, OF CA'S'TRt SE. Wer beg to direct attention to an important letter on the subject of the recent railway outrage, addressed by Sir Robert Bateson, of Castruse, to the Tines newvspaper, and Copied elsewhere isto our columns. Not only is the communication referred to a candid, and-so far as the apologies, wyhich have been ...

... MIR. HIJME, 2I.P., AT THURSO. MR. M -luiRH , it.P., was on Wednesday last ?? with an address fromn the inliabitatits of Thurso l- Mir. Humn in reply to the adtlressj expressingad- niiraticn ot hlis distilnguished career as a mnember of the Legislature, ?? mnin doctrine of refornmers is this-that as tshe Goveluirnelnt of this COUnttrv is re- presentiti VC, 'On man ?? to be taxed without ahv- ...

... I HINT TO RuSSIAN SEaRs.-The true cap of Liberty -The percussion cap. T'1n, CZAR'S COUSINS GrERMAN.-It appears that the Czar has no end of German cousins. Every day brings forth some fresh proof of the enormity of his cozenage. TyIIF ?? ENTENTE COIoDIALC IN A CIGAn-aox.-LoUiS ?? and Prince Albert are said to have smoked i cigars together. If the honourable plain-dealing of our noble Prince ...

... jVRE:CK OF THE NEW SCRE11V STEAM?.ER ?? CITy OF l' lILAiELPHIA. - WL regreot ha gto announce that thie finre new screw- s teamer C. r of Fliikrdclpkia, Captain Leiteh, 2,100 tons bu~rtileti, has been stranded at Chiance Cove, 7,1 mniles off Cape Race. This megnificorit steamer wais oil her flr.-t voyage ftorn Liverpool tlo Pltiladi-lphia, mid great hopes were entertained of hier proving, one, ...

... FAI RVS IN 1 L S IR ER, COUNTY AarT:Tm-Mlnn:i11 Cranlin. Monday, October *2. V'on tics i, e.'iuetlir:l. (utoljer 3. 1hlfxfl1t. Csh-lla- dUIn. WN :!le~d11v, VItcttbx r 4. liisl1urn. Thut- Sdax-. (ictuliber 5. Ix1lin. ,ntv, rIllav. October 16. CcOI Nn A x:etxi.-I..AlaIionills. iialh-ltocul~tt Balxlnaglera, Chailestownt, Mondtias-. Qctolet r 2. Tanltiazec. Wvdne>- day. Octeoer 1. llildleoin. ...