... THlE -'WAR. THE BATTLE AT ALMA. The following additional statements have bee published CONSTANTINOPLE, SEP*. 2b, At the battle of the Alma the Russman army ama. bered 45,000 men, with 100 cannon. The English had 1,895 rank and file, 96 0 114 sergeants, and 23 drummers killed and wouat , The French are stated to have lost 1,400 men 60 officers. VIENNA, OCT. £. The Trieste Zeiiung declares that ...

... VXATIONS UNDER THE NEW BEER ACT. I An important case, brought under Mr. Wilson Patten's New Beer Act, came a few days ago before the Worcester bench for adjudication. The information was laid by policesconntable Luke Rich- m ards, No. 73, against Mrs. Mary Smith, of Holt Fleet Inn, dQ and was for keeping her h ouse open, and drawing fer. -: mented and distilled liquors, between the hours of ...

... CHOLERA IN ST. JAMi87S TO THU BDITOE OP THE DAILY mug. SIR,-YOU did me the favour to insert a le.t B your paper of the 27th ult. rblative to the rece t B visitation of cholera in this parish, vhbich appe r v intentionally on my part to have severely stnag t p ip Commissioners of Sewers and their inspector o iMr. Bazalgette, so far as one can judge by uhe 0r I representations and report made at ...

... I THE VOTES OF MEMBERS OF FREEHOLD LAND SOOIETIES. c E. H. Chamberlain, Esq., the barrister appointed to revise the list of county voters for North W~arwickshire, c held his court fir the Birmingham district, on Thursday f ndFriday. Mr. W. S. Allen, with Mr. James Taylsr,were a for the liberals, while the conservative interest was repre- sented by Mr. J. B. Hebbert, assisted by Mr. Merridevr. ...

... i-TOW THE NEWS OF THE VICTORY WAS RECEIVED IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. LONDON-At six orclock onl Monlday ?? the inhabitants of Londonr were aroused front thiir ?? by the roar of the Tuver guns at the cist erd, arid from those of St Jamnes's park at the west, announcing the jor fil fact that ?? had ?? our ort0s. By direction of Lord Hrrdirnge, twenty-five unes were fi red i St Jelres's park, and as ...

... slk. kON D EDITION. MORXJN(S CIII'O.ICLE O1TICE, Tuescday, 12 15 ?? THE UNITED STATES. AlRRIVAL OF THE CANADA. [BY MAGN-PTIC TELEGRAPH.] LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY MoRNING. Tais morning the royal mail steam-ship Canada, Ca'ttbi J. Stone, arrived in the Mersey, with the L msni rails from the United States and British S.:th America. She sailed from New York on tzh 18th inst ...

... ROYAL COLLEGE OF PROGEPTURS. Yesterday evening the third annual dinner of the West London local board of the Royal College of Preceptors was held at the King's Arms, Kensington. The Rev. Dr. Wilson, the president, took the chair upon the occasion. After the loyal and constitutional toasts had been duly acknowledged, The CnAciSOIAN, in a short address, proposed the toast of the evening, The ...

... THE LOSS OF TRE ARCTIC. The following is a copy of a private letter received in Liverpool from one of the fourteen passengers who were eared : 11St. JTobn's, Newfoundland, M!onday, Oct. 2, 1854. My dear Mother-1 hardly know hlow to begin to depict thle sad und dismal scenes I hrave ,sitaeasad and myself expe- rieniced since I left you. I eend you a paper which gives all the particulars ae yet ...

... * The news of the landing in the Crimea, said to have been z effected with little loss and in admirable order, has pro- duced intense sensation e at Berlin. The Ruslianparty which prognoaticated defeat, .with terrible loss, at the first attempt, is wofully dowrn-hearted. It consoles itself now, however, by declaring that the lauding is a mere trifle-,- that if the Russian commander had uot ...

... OMAR PASWA'S ARMY The movements of the Turks in 'the Dobruds6ha and in Moldavia indicate'that an attack on Bessairbia will not be deferred much longer. Orinr Pasha has been lately mov- ing in all directions-~-one dav ?? on the Danube, at ERutschuk, Silistris, Galati, and Ibraila. He has repeatedly visited SilistrA and ?? inspect [the troops there. Cara Kiz, the Kurdish Amazon, has gone from ...

... ADDIIIONAL DESPA HE8;. (From the Loadon Gazette of Tuesday might.) H Ai DEPAga:Eo T, Oct. 10. t ir lfsgaethe Duke of Ne wveasfle has this day rev- ceived t vdespathehs, of vwhich the following arecopies, .addressed to his grace by General Lord Raglan, ?? ; .Balaklava, Sept. 28. My lord ?? continuation of my despatch of the 23rd inst., I beg leave to lay before your grace the names of the ...

... Parties are many in America. They rise like mushrooms and fade like mist. Every presi- dential election brings a erop of them-they rage for a day-are heard of for a week-and for- gotten in a month. Such are the Sewards and the Filmoreites-the Rards and the Softs, and many more. These come up with certain men, and fall out of sight when the men de so. Other parties remain-like the Free-soilers ...