... 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 ...

... L OND ON, SA TURDA Y, OCT. 7. LOaD STRATFORD DE REDCLIFrE'S despatch of the 30th ult. leaves a gap of a whole week in the history of the operations ot the Allied Armies in the Crimea. His previous despatch left them on the heights above the Alma on the 20th September, just after they had driven back the Russians. His present despatch takes them up at Bala C lava, on the 28tb, just after they ...

... RUSSIAN EXCHANGES AND PRUSSIAN 1 PROFITS. In the Presse of yesterday we find the following _ article on ' Russian Exchanges, by Mons. Lauvray: E ,We saw, some months ago, the natural effect v produced on the finances of Russia by the rupture q of the Emperor Nicholas with the western powers. The Czar was obliged to make fresh issues of paper a money, and prohibit the export of specie. The ...

... ! WHAT AN UNITED -GERfMANY MIGHT DO. I - . - . Some asys since a pamphlet was published by G. Remmelmann, of-Leipzig, fromi the pen of a Ger- man officer, from which we extract the following particulars regarding the comparative military and naval strength of the European powers which are both directly and indirectly engaged in the present war. Russia commands 540,000 infantry, 80,000 ca- ...

... THE BAND OF THE FRENCHI 1MpzPrA BEGIMBNT OF GUIDES. 4 1 - WINDSOR, MoNonsy N1q, M. de la Verdiere, Capitaine ?? Major atd Baron Videl, an officer of the French Regimento G after dining with the royal circle last night, slett Castle as the guests of her Majesty. Th t breakfast they were conducted over the Stote apertuech At 11 e'clock they proceeded on horseback, accomp Idi Lord Alfred Paget ...