... INCORPORATED SoCIE'TY OF LICENSED I VICTUALLE19- . TO TSIB EDITOR OF THE DAILY uNEiS SlR,-As you are aware, the Incorpor?.ted Society of Licensed Vicluallers held their quarterly court last Thursday, at the Kennington School-rooms, ?? to the Society, for the purpose of passing the qutztewly ac- counts, but more especially to have a report from the ma- naging committee of the Morning Advertiser ...

... LITEST NEWS FROM ABROAD 4.- (FRoM oCUP OWN COURESPONfDENT.) ; pocrion of the following appeared in our late edition yesterday: PARIS, OCT. 8. The Minister of War has received from General Canrobert the following despatch: 1 BALAKLAYA, SErT. 28. 4sarshal St. Ainaud, dangerously ill, hes rc- sigued to me the command of the army,in confor- mity with the orders of the Fmperor. To-day I am ...

... I IDRCAL THE ARMY OF I ?? A ?? 1 '41ica1 D epartment, St. Tames's- at As - : Q - .pl1Ae8,^tOt. 16, 1864. La 1r. Simith pretnts his 'Compliments to the editor ke of the Daily Ne Ws, dud ad much misapprehension rt seems to exist as to the sufficiency of medical at- fj tnd.tiisiiad of medical s aores and supplies with the ?r army and iii. the hospitals int the East, and as great Is anxiety has ...

... I EN AT A FARMERS' CLUB DINNER.-AN ANTI-EDUCATION M.P. The members of the Parkenhoe Fartner?' Club, the tmost prosperous sgricultural society in Derbyshire, have I this week .(saa the .Derbyehirc Tse) held their-iusI exhibition at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, the ladies and gentlemes ining together. Among those presert were the Duke nd: Duchess qf BeAuffortthe Earl and Contests Howe, Lady- : ?? Curzon, ...

... LONG EATON, MONDAY. In consequence of the long-continued drought, the navigation of the river Trent has in many places been con- siderably impeded. From Wednesday last up to the pre- sent time, upwards of 250 boats, have grounded upon Thrumpton shoal ; and such is the amount of gravel in one spot, and the new weed (Anacharis alsinastrum) in another, that several boats have remained firmly ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELAT SCARBOROUGHI PRESENTATION O' AN ADDRESS BY THE COUNCIL , The council of the borough of Scarborough ute: availed themselves of the visit of Lord John Russell to pre. sent him with an address which was unanimously agmd to at a meeting held on Wednesday, the 27th ult. Il' mayor, J. F, Sharpin, Esq., attended by nearly the vb&li of the members of the council waited by ...

... BESSARABIA AND THE DOBRUDSCHA. The Vienna Capirte Zeittings Correspondenz,just to hand, states from Gaiatz, of the 10th, that 30,000 Russians had entered the Dobrudscha, between Tuitscha and Isatcha, and were fortifying Babadagh. As this Correspondenz was the sole authority for an announcement similar to the above, made by a contemporary on Saturday last, the re-statement will not be mistaken ...

... At the Ashborne county court, on Tuesday last, a case of general interest was tried before J. T. Cantrell, Esq. Mr. Brittlebank, of Akhberne, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Gough, of London, fbr the defendant. This was an action brought by the plaintiff. Mr. John Miers, an innkeeper in Asbborne, to recover the sum of 81. paid by him in the beginning of last year for the defend- ant, Miss ...

... 1VA PAl MID MILI TAR Y NA'ws rching,.re SHEERNESS, Oor. 1 .6 . eouratermanding orirvaigiven ODl Sunday layt fri; nCork, Cumberlatid to remain at the Nor., iuI CO~equle~c ff tbe powrder and live rshell being still en board, by which8 e 2. prohibited ?? mooring near the dockyaird *8ewet us a few into harbour yeaiterday ereniog'.s tide, ltd isor 4e 2tceed to Cbstharm thisi morning's tide, erderd ...

... OURb ARMlY AND WJAVY. T1 2011 EDITORI OP ~tsLF .ORNINO CHRONICLE:.I Su:.-i'iio comlments of somo of you:r couteniporarlee on tee * i tsstttarlial recently held at W'indsor arid at Ports- f riio'ili liare been accompanied by hacs~y, aud as it appear5 to ltoe uttwjnlt, remrarks ott presumed laxity ol' morals ins our coal situ titilitaxrv services ; aud I sin surc that you will ri ,ice to lear a ...

... ,UpLSRsL7uCTIvE FIRE AT ENASAIAiM. 0 A fire of great magnitude oenurred at the village of Enshalnl, about six miles ftom Oxford, on the Gloucester and Cheltenham road, in tle afternoon of Thursday, by which corn birk, Iouses, and thatched cottages and farm propel ty, amountinig in value to ruany tlousands of pouinds, belongling to tbe Messrs. Druce (fitlier and sots), tie ngricillturitst, and ...

... ! MOR1iVGN C1RONICLE OFEiC'B, Thusrslaw, 12, Nos. THE CRIMEA. [BY BUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR PARIS COORISPONDENT.] PARIS, TnURSDAr, 0e . 12. The Moniteur says that, according to despatches received from the Crimea, dated Constantinople, 5th inst., the siege batteries before Sebastopol vrere nearly all ompleted ou the 3d. The bombard- ment was to commence on the 4th. The water ...