... I Poor young PEuny's case has not passed away from our recollection; Colouel GARRETT has still a place in our memory ; the infamous proceedings of the Windsor Court- martial has taken too firm a root in our minds-in the minds of every honest Englishman who hates . oppression and injustice -to be 'so soon forgotten; and last iof all, Lord H4ADINGE'S unjust sentence has cast a blot upon the ...

... FRANCE. A decree has been issued on the defective organmsa- 'tion of the police in Paris, proposing that it shall be or- ganised on the system of police adopted in London. Mtherto, as may be collected from the 11foniteur itself, the Paris policemen (called serges de viele) have con- tributed but very little to the protection of life and property in the metropolis. In fact, their habits did not ...

... O ^ ' ' I 9 RMN ES j4 W om'esticlty- at the alit ?? do znot-s6m to be enticiig.,. A-'re2ntvMiitor fMr, Fe R 8ays5 :- pojygcmyia:.introdacmg asiew, style: of build: ing at Salt Lake cIty.' A tUSS with afh.a-dozen wive 'builds, if hlie eni, ?? l6hg, losidvelii4 liing six en- trances from the Otsid'; and oenn tskesin a new wife, if able to 'do so; adds anbtheairtmbinlt-. ! The, ob- ject'is to ...

... , I DISPO AL OF THT DE AD. To THES E'noa.-Sfr,-Sanllacj ref6rmers, and persons In. terested in parochial affairij have been for some time engaged in devieingmeangs for ?? our'remains to suburban resting placesi the necessity for wbich,;under existing cireum- stances, appears clear to the meanest (if disinterested) capa- city As we are unanimous in oar conclusion that it is no longer safe to ...

... :: I ?? - ~ HE ,- -I PPIRX.~ Thi Earl ?? lf1&a Te yona7iIDA tol t-; Queen a*tmimoia House. ...

... l&,1A;RTW-t.ON THE - ' In ,the preface. to-his fortlcoming History of STurkey,'! just given to the Conesitutionuel, M.. 4d taniartine thus prontaoudesb-id opinien on the eabtern question'-.- . , V;i i2 Russia, -whicli;;eitends- from ,Pelau~d Lp PDersia Land Cina, aleadyweighs infinitely topmnca onersi andbpoe If to such weight be added that of the 100,000 squar6' leagues of the Ottoman ...

... PR0iGR o TAB .E_ . In Sheridsi% coiedy, C~apia!Abilutq, irritated at his fathers '3ftnf ftatbd Vetts his writl oi b ser.v+,l who; moibsi a~l bis master's' infirmity ot',j temeper, umns ihimself,,pb.at,, and abuses and kicks the errand boty ?? in tru'thherein thedamatist ssowedl his pceiption-of dhmnan nature; -manluid hasitnebht- e etfting; propensity-itin0ay,inteedjb c alled an inflrmityrr ' ...

... T WAR OFFICE, SanT. 22. 5t6 Dragaon Guards.-Lieut. J. Henley to be captain, with. out purchase, vice Duckworth, deceased. 3rd Light Dragoons-Captan'i H. A Oun to be major by purchase, vice Forbes, who retires; Lieut. E. X. Wiliatne to be captain, by purehase, vice Onvry a Lieut W. W. Icin from the 12th Light DragOoes, to be ieutenant, vice Giffor, who exchanges, Cornet N. C. Clichester to be ...

... 9]GBS:S NGLECT OF PARISH AUTHORITIES. I I_ ~,T . - ' On Tulesdaly,.a1,inquiry Was held. before Mr. Wak- ?? the coroner 'for West Middlesex, concerning the death of a child, named James Buckley, one out of the many who, it has been alleged, have died from the ef- feats of a terrible nuisance, created by. a gut-boiling establishment situated in Allen-street, Goswell-road The inquiry, which was ...

... Ti: .. 1ANDINGi; I NI TEE.. SIM (From a correspondent of the Ti~nes.) IHer M&ajesty's Ship'.-, off'Eupatoria, Sept. 13. .-When I rrote'to you 'fro Constantibnbple, on Thursday last, I had just been warned` to be resay to go on board -the DanubeN a little flat-bottomed river steamEr, vhich had just beein'br6ught into the bervicer and was being'sent 'up to the fldeet to asist in' landing ...

... REYNOLD i NEWIPAER. . 5U. . 1NDA=, OCTOBERi 1,.1854.i :- M.. ?? : .ASWO AT THE* ITISH ASSO- CIATIONF ON ~~THE' PRESTON SflLUGGLB. pj,,pe,, .,,describg.,. , ?? ;iand, Chode as a !' At !; ivW tle m he thxed;ri stxo As 'oc~tr ian . . i , . ?? j ?? 1, i: ; I ?? . ! ' 1 .: I. d . fior the aqy~anaement df'Science, held, at Liverpool last hep'it * h r& Mr. 7 AS 'ORTSH;. from- :Bolton read to the s ...

... :- SECOND EDITION. l ;IISUNDAY, OCTUBER 1, 1854. I ?? I -Several despatches have been received since our last, from the allied asmy hi the Crimea, and rumours are circulated from day to' day which cannot be traced to any authentic source, though they serve to confuse the public mind. We shall endeavour to extract the kernel from all this husk, and briefly state the pre- cise ainount of ...