... MISCELANLOUS INTELLIGENCE. THREE COLONELCIES ArCANT.-BY the death of h Lieut. General Ewart. wshici took place on the 23d la inst., the coloneley of the 67th Repiment has become tl vacant. There are now three regiments of infantry pi without a colonel, viz., the 5th, 50th, 67th. di DFE&IvE OFTNE. RIGHTHON. JAMRs GRATTAN.-The di death of the Right lIon. James Grattan took place sumd IC denly on ...

... CJt ip1u!C1) 3ournal. - . I - I . ?? .- - On the day appointed for a general thanksgiving, acknowledging the Divine blessing of an abundant harvest, the news arrived of a signal victory gained by the Allies. It is not longr since that a day was set apart for imploring the mercy of the Almighty, which we must confess the social state of our land did not deserve. There are too many evils which ...

... THE SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT THE I I ~~SlAT OF WAR. On Tuesday afternoon a special general mceting,con- vened by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, was held at theirroomns, 79. Pall-mall, for the purpose of considering the means to be adopted for maintaining an additional number of clergymen to minister, under the direction of the ecclesiastical autho- rities ...

... PARTS, Thursday Evening--On the deeaxt re of the steamboat of the 16th from Constantinople all the dis- posable troops of the garrison were about ttsembarkfor the Crimea. Several steamers had arrived from Balaklava witih men who had been wounded in repelling a sortie, made by 30,000 Russians from Sebastopol. THE WAR IN AStA. In a despatch from Mossoul, dated Sept. 25, the Alushir of Van ...

... The Legislature of New South Wales. shorn of its great men and great minds, has sunk into the muddiest insignificance. The debates which are carried on are charicterized by the most extreme ignorance and the largest possible share of inconsistency. Every motion for printing a petition, every first reading of a bill, every adoption of a report of a committee of the whole house, affords the ...

... LE OF ALMA. THE COLOURS 0? THE SCOT FUSILIEt GuARDS.- Amongst the many daring exploits of the intrepid men by whose energy and unshaken courage the allied arms have been carried to the heights of the Alma, we have not heard of an instance which surpasses in cool daring the conduct of Lieutenants Lindsey and Thistlethwaite, of the Scots Fusilier Guards. the Queen's colour being carried by the ...

... inl Li! In our last Journal we announced that the galant Durn discoverer of the north~west pasvsge, Captain M'Clure, hein arrived at Quecisatown on the 28th ult., by fler Malojes. an d, ty's ship Phoenix. with the crews of the Resolute, in- banl vestigator, and Assistance, the vessels sent in search of IIave Sir John Franklin. D Perhaps the public mind can hardly have been pro, the p ared fo r ...

... On Monday afternoon an address was presented by the town council of Aberdeen to the Earl of Aberdeen, !I on the occasion of the noble lord's portrait, subscribed for by the citizens, being inaugurated in the Town Hall. The noble lord was accompanied by the Hon. Athur Gordon, M.P., the Earl of Kintore, Lord James Hay, 3 ,he Hon. Charles Forbes, Mr. Thompson, M.P., the Provost (Mr. Blaikie), the ...

... A special meeting was held yesterday at the Town Hall. There was a numerous attendance. SEMTION OF ALDERMAN-. The MAY5O had the painful duty to announce that they had now to fll up the vacancy occasioned by the lamented death of Mrr FOot man. to whom, on the pre- vious day, they had paid the last tribute of repect. It ,at gal times, panful to see gaps in the council; ~ at all tumes this~ ...

... A conference is assembled on the Continent, which, if we mistake not, is without precedent. Acting, as we understand it, under the directions of the President of the United States of America, the ambassadors of that country are assembled to exchange information, to con. suit, and to report to their own Government on the state of affairs on the Continent. Subsequently to the last great European ...

... MLSCELLANEous INTELLIGENCE. New COLOXIAL BisHopRics.-As soon as the I Bishopric of the Mauritius is duly formed, and the l Rev. Nr. Ryan, the bishop designate, consecrated thereto, arrangements will be set on foot for the divi. sion of the diocese of Toronto, out of which two new sees will be formed, the seat of one of which will be at Kingston for the seven eastern districts, and the other at ...

... IPSWIC II, sateertrag, Octob!er 2s, !14.1. Tiff. IPSWICH PATR1lorie Ft'ui.-The interest taken in raising funds for this noble- object, is a most e~ratify.v ing proot ot the wyarm solicitude evinced by thle public for thle welfare of those who maly he left destitute by the soldier and. the sailor. InI the mlean. time, we are most happy to say that the general subscription has pro- gressed mofst ...