... THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT IAND CONSTITUTION. I TrO TUB EDITOR OF TnB DAIL; NEWS. L SIR,-The administrative hiastory of South Aus- s tralia coasists of a series of blunders, follies, and grievances which could barely have been aggravated. The first go- o vernor of this province, Capt. Hindmarab, commenced by entangling public affairs by silly disputes with other officials employed by the ...

... rI, I -IJRD EDITION. MORNSLY CHRONICLE O1'iF ,| rid£ay, 12, A eon. T'if EXPEDITION IN THE CRIM I A. IDY SCUMAlUARNE AND EUPOPEAN TELEGRAPII.| FllM OUR CONSTANTIXOPLE COaR]ESPONDENT.] CONSTANTINOPLE, SErr. 21. The eltire expedition landed in Kalamita Bay on y Oh!, 5without resistance. A Ra-sciaul courior has been intercepted. Th2 cholera was committing great ravages at Tirearmies would march on ...

... SOMETHING NEW.-SALE OF CORN BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. S TO THE EDITOR OP THS DAILY NEWS: SIB,-Not the corn merchants alone, but the farmers are using the telegraph in their business, the latter in a manner and to an extent which the greatest enthu siast in electricity did not in his liveliest moments think of when the conducting wires were first stretched from town to town, six or seven years ago ...

... FUatnBra DECREASE OF CHOLnERA.-The cholera ls slowly retreating fromn London; but it destroyed last week 1,284 lives, and 19 persons died from the allied disease. diarrhoea. The deaths fromi all causes in the three weeks endiol- Sept. 23 have been 3,413, 2,836, anid 2,504, including the 2,050, 1,549, and 1,284 deaths from cholera. The deaths by cholera in the ten weeks of this eruption have ...

... LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF 10IGH . RANK IN THE TURKISH ARMY. BUCHAREST, SzRP. 18. My DEAR FRIEND,-I have addressed one letter to you at Paris; I now forward another to you at Lon- don. I am in ecstasies at the marvellous sagacity of the great diplomatists, who have devised this alli- ance with Austria, and at the consequences to which it may lead. As I am no theorist, but a soldier, who has ...

... I Some inquiries having been made by the corre- spondents of the Preston Chronicle for some particulars of the alleged miraculous cure, according to a statement of the Rev. R. Lythgoe, of a person in Preston, whose life had pre- viously been despaired of, by the application of the holy oil of St. Walburga, we have had handed to us a copy of the Lamp, of this day (Saturday), a Roman Catholic ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP TUE DAILY NEWS. SIR ,-The combinations reported in your paperot Ithe 20th, which are directed against that hapless branch of tradesmen, the bakers, portend serious consequences in the rstate, as discontent with that branch of trade only implies )the disease at the heart's core of the state itself. Now fore-warned, fore-armed; and I say, arm against the taxesd and first against ...

... 13 Ta THE EDITOR OF TUE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Now that popular excitement on this sub- ject has a little subsided, I would ask who is most to blame for the bread riots, the poor or the press ? The poor know that there is an abundant harvest, and expect to reap the fall benefit immediately. The better informed know that in the course of things such cannot be. They know that the simply getting the ...

... FRtOd THE LONDON GAZETTE-F ?? Set. 29. BLOCKA DE.-NOTIFICATION. FOREIGN-OFFICE, ]OWNu-SrunnT, StPT. 28. It is hereby notified, that on and from ?? 12th day of Aunust last, Ill Russian port$, ronds, havene, and creeka, from Cape Swvatoi Nos,'in lone. 39 der. 47 mim. east, lati- tude 68 deg. 10 mia. nortb, to Cape Ksnin, in long. 43 deg. 32 nin. east, lat. 68 deg. Z9 min. 12 sec. unith, ...

... LETTER.S . FROM THE SEAT Or WAR. e No.L. e (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) hfUCEiAREST, S2PBUCHAREST, SEPT.. 18. So much attention has been fixed on the Princi- i n palities during the last year and a half, by the Turco- e Russian quarrel, and so little is known about them ,I in England, beyond what can be gleaned from the C, works of French writers-most of whom have never !-put a foot in ...

... CARRYlNG THE WAR INTO BESSARABIA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPCI.) Otner Pacha is making preparations to besiege Ismail. BATTLE IN THE CRIMEA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) PARIS, THURSDAY. It is n1OwY confidently stated that on the 19th the Allies and the Russians met, and a fight ensued. A French division were the first in action. The English Boon came up, and the Russians fell back with much oss. These ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESpi, THE CRIMIE4 PARIS, FaIMAy S A despatch has been received frr 3, Arnaud, dated Old Fort, Sept. 18, Everything was prepared for a WOyei5 march had been delayed for a ?? of da ; cuimstances over which the Genera had no control. The advance how;. commence on the day followinjg (lhl. ) . expected that the allied armnies I Alma on the 20th. Everything promised favourably r [BY ...