... (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, ...

... 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. ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE LANDING OF THE ALLIES IN- THE G R t[IMEA. The special correspondent of the ' Times ' supplies the following account of the landing of the allied forces in the the Crimnea: September 14. As the ships of our expedition drew in a line, parallel to the beach, the French fleet passed us under steam, and cx. tended itself on our right, and ran in close to shore below the cliffs of the plateau. ...

... RAIL WA YS. PORTSMOUTH. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of tire shareholders in this company was held at theoffices, 28, Great George-street, Westminster, Mr. Ross D. Mangles, M.P., in the chair. Mr. C. W. HORN, the secretary, read the following re- port :- The directors have much satisfaction in reporting to the shareholders that, notwithstanding the strong opposi- tion of rival railway ...

... 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 ...

... FRANCE.-RETunN or T}iE EMPEROR TO Boutox.ar.-The Emperor arrived at Bonloane on Saturday evening. having stopped at MLon- treuilto review the troops stationedl there. Onl Monldav afternoon the Empress arrived, and was received at the station by thie Emnperor. The Guides, the Garde Iiuperiale, and the Cent Gardes werein attend- ance as an escort, and all the customary honours paid on such ...

... BLECTION 01 LORD Md 'OR. Yesterday being MiCbaelmall-day, the liverymen of Lold0, nmel in the Guildball for the purpose of electing a lord I for the year ensuing. The Lord Mayor, accoampllied S 5heriffs, under-sheriffs, and superior officers at the the ert tion, having returned from St. Michael's Church, Ba r twhereasermon was delivered by theRev. Mr. 11ont ness of the day was proceeded with. ...

... YOUNG MEN'S CHRISuTIAN I TION. SO I t A numeroes and respectable aseni bils Of ladiea s |tlemen attended yesterday to 5ils t°ea tthG bs..;tdina formerly occupied bI thne 'ite at 165, Aldersgate-street, to thuseise of thye y 11! Christian Association. A very elegant entertain5 i 3 set before the visitors in tihe spacioaa and Fre Jr. rated reAding-room, and at tile coclus0 of tI e. circumstances ...