... Theo Anrnouncem~ent at the Royal Exohanno of the DVitory in the Crimea. Tho 7Lord Miayoi, on1 roccivingr fromi thle Dulke of :Newc~dels, onl Saturdlay nighlt, the imnportant intelligence of tbe victory of the alliedi armies over thle Russianis oni the Altna, at once proceededl to niake knownl tho glorious ncws to ldsi fellowv-oitizens by proclaiminilg the fiict in front of thle Royal ?? 'The ...

... ABIT?GDO)?. AN ESCAPE PotOM{ PREM~tATURtE INTEIW;EP. - TherO is too much reason to fear that in the panic and dread created by the ravages of the dreadful epidemuic nowv seizing so sunniy 'victimos throughout the country (hut frons which wo, as a tow1n, have been mercifully spared), occurrences of pre- mature interment occasionally happen. Wae have not to record an inistance as having actually ...

... 'IlL W)CTOIIll GALES. (1:.)III the Tillmes' Corl'espolidence.) Shiuldsi, ()ct. -20. It wscI ola temd il :1 brief' despatell from this phic c i (Wednes- d1amt:rticmI t lilt a SCtsere stirII of wi I d rfrin ?? N. E l'brok, il t his Coast oil 'Tuesday Cevllilig, and had ragedl 'vit d fuloy (d iring tile ruesday niighit ,im(ml \V ednsaiy omoro ig. It was ?? Oiit a considlerkible number ot light ...

... MON)lA Y MORNIN, OC'FOB 23. MIONDAY 11I()ININGx, OCTOBER °3. 11 Intost tecegravphic (despatClics regarding the prou as of operations agdinst Sebastopol, state that thc .\llies nit(] received ?? rcinforceenilts, i that t lie d isem barkation of ?? siege train continued, E aiil lilt the bombardment was to commence on the 10th: o0 I II. Onec (despatch from B l:lc rest asserts r tihat luhad, in ...

... GLASGOW, OCTORlI 0. The Mortality of Glasgow in Sepvtemlber.-We have been favoured by Mr. Patrick, city warden, with the returns of burials for the month of September. The total funerals were 1708, of which 15S were chiolera cases. This shows a great falling off, compared with the preceding month, when the total deaths were 2288, and the cholera deaths 1023. This shows a falling off in the ...

... f lil'NTJR CAMPAIGN OF'THIE TURKS IN REISS- all ARABIA. l The Vienna; ilogri has a letter of the 21st from Galatta, lio, which confirms mue in the belief that Omer Pasha will soon a mnake a demonstration against the Russians in Bessarabia,, an although the Moldavian writer says that be will hardly do so 6before nuews arrives of, tbe fall of'SebasteI)oh The go Turkish garrisons at Glalatz, ...

... TflE SEA-BORNE MAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. Mails Next Packet DESTINATIONS. despsatched Due. from London. BOUTILAMPTON STATION. (By Day Mail) Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- 7th, 17th, and ?? of every Oct. 16. raltar ?? mouth. th ad 20th Gibraltar, Malta, Es ypt, i ehert Oct. 20. Ceylon, India, & Chn Pt, month 4th of Nov. Australia ( ia ?? and 4th of Dee. 4. every alter- nate month. British ...

... LONDOND, Thursday, October 5, 1854. THE CRIMEA. tic (fros the London Gazette Extraordinary.) at ml WAR DEPARTMENT, OcT 5. pi His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day Bt received a letter, of which the following is a copy, fr( enclosing, by direction of the Earl of Clarendon, a copy of of a telegraphic despatch from Viscount Stratford Ai de Redcliffe, Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constanti- ...

... ; ! I ~- I ?? VICTORY IN THE CRIMEA. W ON atudayand Sund~ay last, news reached I Efgland of a great conflict between the Allies and the Russians on the river Almla, to the north of -Sebas- topol, issuing in an important victory to the Allies. th IIIEMsuliELu followving this gratifyinig intelligenice, 11, ,the Telegraphis flashed across Europe from Bucharest sti .the astounding statement that ...

... 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 ...