... , ' . A 1k 1. aRA NC E. ft (rroni tho 'ittles' Corrcsponlsece.) 1 Paris, Mondlay, Sept. 25. 0) i'*oe. A rumour, founded onl a privato telegraphic despatch re-T cc ived last nlight, circulatedl vary- freely durii g tile, earl ier part of the dayl it was to the OtTelct that abattle 'hadt been ?? t under thel, walls cf Sebastopol, and (as at Iiiattoer of course) that the Russians hail bcell tilt ...

... i (Fr om; thle Times.) e Thb Miranda arrived at Sheerness on Saturday, and moored s at 2.30 .m., lavilng had three months of unremitting work within the Arctic Circle in the Wbite Sea. The Russian coast y in that sea is completely at our mercy, except Archangel, for - the present, that being protected by a bar which the Md iranda C could ?? pass. Sonice of the plaecs she called at laed the Is ...

... FAILURE OF THE CASTOR OIL TREATMENT OF | I I. CHOLERA IN GLASGOW. le We have bcen permitted to malce the following extracts from is a valuable paper in the forthcoming number of the Glasgow LSMedical JTouriial, entitled- Remarks on the Mode of T1reating Asiatic Cholera with Frequent Doses of Castor Oil. By J. A. r aston, M.D., one of the Physicians to the Cholera Hospital, )f Glasgow, ...

... L N G L AN D. The Late John ihunter Baillie, E sq., 5Sydney.-The Sydney papers contain a notice of the demise of this gentleman, which recently took place in the colony. ile was the sixth and youngest son of Mr. James Baillie, a small proprietor or portioner in the town of Hamilton, Lanarkshire, whoere Mr. Baillie was born on the 29th of July, 1818. His father having died when he was very ...

... MARRIAGE IN IHIGH LIFE. e JJt=.LVLX^.. U. A i. JJ± f. - (From the Constitutional.) f On Tuesday the marriage was solemnised of Robert Cutlar tc Fergusson, lsq. of Craigdarroch and Orraland, and Ella LFrances Catherine, only daughter of Sir Archibald Alison, r Baronet, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Glasgow, thc core- t mony being perforumed by the Rlight Reverend the Bishop of r the Diocese, ...

... C 1H 0 L E Is A. ?? 1 ?? ?? Q.. Cases reported by tlic Distict Surgeons. CrY rARISlH. Cases. Deaths. Saturrday ?? .. ?? 1 Stididay ?? ?? 5 ?? . 1 M lob alsy ?? 2 .. 2 Tuesdlay ?? 12 .. . 3 Woeduesday ?? G .. 4 IIAIRONY PARISfl. Saturday and Sunday ?? I Monday . . ?? 4 Tuesday . ?? ?? 2 Wednesday. ?? 2 .1 GOVAN PAIUSiI. Sunday .. I .. ?? BItonflay . . ?? 2 'Tusday ?? 0 ?? 0 Weduesday ?? The ...

... I Foocton OtFICE, Siwri, 23. Tho QOcon hls been pleased to approve of Don Josd Luis Rotortillo it as Consul at Newcastle for the Queen of Spaio. WVAit OrlicE, Sour. 26. 47th Ileiment of Feot-Lietit. Gencrl J. S. Kennedy, C.B., to be Colonel, vice Lieut. Genieral T. DWietr, C.B., decensed. E0th JIcginliut of Foot-Licnt. Genoeral Sir T. It. Birowne to be Coloetl, vicre ,icut. General L. ...

... Cl1OLE1iA. e ,Arfllisalatg.-ll'asf of Iioayftal Acconmezo~tion.-A. case of e Asiatic cholera, terminating fatally, oceurred helie some days n ego. The subject was a young roan belonging to Ardrishaig, just arrived front tae low country, whore ho hlad caught infee- tion. After his interment, his mottier got ill, nnd has since e died, but it is not certain that cholera was the immediate cause 0 ...

... (Fromn the London Jolt)nals of Yesterday M1orning.) LOSS OF TIHE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. (From the itorniihg Chronicle.) Liverpool, Wednesday Morning. The inhabitants of this port were startled this morninig by the intelligence that the fine new screw steamer City of Plhila- delphia, Captain Leit[c, which sailed from this port for the town atter wihich she is namedl, on the 30th nIt., had been ...

... of (C'ontinued frola S5ixthr Page.) _TirURS5DAY, SEPTEMBOER 28. 0 BEroRE LoRD IVORY.T As The Court met this morning at half-past nine o'clock. ci cc ?? ROBBEiRiY. 3' Williamr AP1P.Aili and 11771iam Tennent were accused of at- having, onlilonday the 3d ?? last,while in Dallmarnock Boad, 'N ,,o attacked and assaultcd Thomas Nianmo, conimission mercsaint, 9i lo and seized him by the throat, ...

... I ?? i a.,. - FIRANCr. (From tile Mornilng Chronicle's Correspondence.) Paris, Tuesday Evening. The following telegraphic despatches have beer, received hero to-day: - Vienna, Sept. 26. Prince Afenschikoff has advanced with his troops to Bour- leouk, on tho river Alma. Ile has taken his positions, and is waiting for the Allies, as well as for Russian reinforcements. M Marseilles, Sept. ...

... THlE RAILWAY OUTRAGE. I. : , ?? - .11: 8. . ?? A public-meeting was held in Derry oin Friday, up:n a rei quisitiou bended by Sir Robert Pergilson, M.P., Sir Robert Bateson, Dean (Gouegl, &e., to give explression to the genelalk feeling of horror at the atrecious attcempt, and to consider theL proper steps to be adopted towards discovering the perpetra- tors. A similar desnonstration is in ...