... ocurrat )I utelliflence. Upwards of 700 tons of fl-ecy hosiery, consisting of under- waistcoats, drawers, &c., have been shipped on board the screw steamer Prince, for conveyance to the troops in the Crimes. A complete telegraphic apparatus, with several hundred miles of wire, tobe laid ?? in the Crimea, and also several sets of diving apparatus, to remiove under Nwster obstractions, will be ...

... wit club RalOur. SELECTIONS FROm PUNCI. t THEATRE OF WAR. Prussia is waiting until Half-price begins. I A STRICT VEGETARIAN. I He won't take a p11 unless he is firmly convinced it is a - vegetable one. I A 6% CE RACE. 9 Muscovite has won the Cesarewitch this year. THe could he help it, with the example of the splendid runoie:.o ?? les e namesakes on the Alma race-ground, before him ? t NOT ...

... In our last, we had the high gratification of an- nounning that a glorious victory had again attended the British army; and that in the first encounter ,with the Russian troops, the first time, also, that many of them had been under fire, or seen an enemy; our soldiers had acquitted themselves with deter- mined bravery, and proved that 'Britannia need never look back for her fame, Or sigh in ...

... ?? - 4D. QIlp Atoll) Ohio legalJy. Accounts from the Cr~iea mention the death hy cholera of Major Robert 3I. BTanner, of the 93rd -ighlanders. The remuains of the laxte Admiral Sir B. Marlin left Porte- moutis on Wednesday, and were conveyed by railway to t Kenoal-green Cemetery, where they are to rest. An official application has been made to the Admiralty for permission that the Rassian and ...

... 0 0 ;4firicullare. FLUCTUATION IN THE PRICE OF CORN. ny AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. t In the stafiktical section of the British Association, Mr. a J. T. Danson read a paper on the cost and current prices of ?? wheat in England during the itst ten years. The chief design ; it Of the paper 3 as to sio- ho w much the farmers themselves le are interestcd in proloting the collection of agricultural ...

... VWe are writing on1 Thursday with no positive infor mation ofthe bombardmentof Sebastopol having com- menced, but with the conviction that the intelligence of the opening of the fire from the trenches upon the t devoted cit)-for devoted it is-may be every hour s expected. Some of our London contemporaries are speculating ol the delay, and attributing it to all l kinds of causes,-even to ...

... FATAL ENCOUNTER WIfH A BEAR. ft nuav leave beeni about twvo in the afternoon, adl we had hitherto seen nothing, when Bearegrease raised his no)se in thje n air, re-niined ter a. instant or two in a fixed position, ttu I' giving a short smothered howl, dashed down a nuonotai!n Si'de. Listening attelitively, we ineard the chase comling down ths f Hurricane river. Ereliine c!ned out triatnupnil', ...

... Jrf ttIuawa. 4e GRETNA Cuaxy-If there lbe any truth in our trane- left fo aletc brethren's sii rapping theory, the shade of' ent Li: rton will be disturbed at the turn the tables have taken. of tl Grer-cno Hall is to be -abandoned, And its Hymoneal altar trans of ti: ferred to a site ?? the extreme limit of the Scottish Border a not ~e:ned by the Sark. Over it a suitable temple is to he ...

... Wit gob gamor. PADDY AND TILE DENTIST. A ?? representative from the Emerald Isle, enters, hat in hand, with, The top a' the morning to ye, sir, an' I got a bad tooth, an' the devil a bit of comfort can I get short o'a boltlo of brandy; an' I've one o' Father Matthy's medals to kape me from all such evil spirits, sure. Now, Sir, what'll ye be a axin to pull me a tooth, sir? Half-a-dollar, ...

... ? tjlt ifl/urtjl Walm 64rallide. I BANGOR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2B, 1854. THE PATRIOTIC FUND. In our recent papers we ?? chronicled the gallant deeds of our brave soldiers when Ihey ascended the heights of Alma, under the tremendous fire of tile enemy, and achieved the glorious victory, whih will, hereafter, cause the 20th. of Septemnber to be regarded as a red-letter day in the calendar of the ...

... ?? -- -- - ?? ?? jwdfla ?Pq (cl alornal. of A GREAT BATTLE AND A GREAT a VICTORY. in S7ORiu ;ING OF THE RUSSIAN ENTRENCHED CAMP AT fe ALIA-2,S0O ENGLISH AND FRENCH KILLED. th The Allied Armies have gained a great and glorions victory tb iver the Russian army in the Crimea commanded by Prince or mlnerslilkoff, and, if we may believe the further telegraphic pI c'espatches ^haich have been ...

... FAIRS FOR 'FREI WEEK. .r NeLNAi BRIDGE, Oct. 24.-There wais but very few cattle at the above fair, which realized good prices. The e show of horses was large, and some of them were very good, which fetched high prices. Flannel and some manufactuired goods were in great demand, and met with a steady sale, at high prices. The fineness of the day brought an unusual concourse of people to the fair ...