... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BOAOBARMzNrT OF SEBASTOPOL, TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. The Electric and International Telegraph Companies. -1-Hull Station, 53, Lowgate, Oct. 12.-The following despatch has been transmitted by the company's intelli- gence department, London:- ViENNA, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-Varna accounts of the ith in the Times state that, on October 2nd, SEnA.- TOPOL was COMPLE.TELY INVESTED on ...

... The educational diligence of the American a people is scarcely adequately honoured in this e country, anud for a very obvious reason. It is a hard to be always honest. There is n ...

... DENMA-RKS ROTT'NNESS. The position of sairs in Denmark is at present somewhat inter'esting. and the subj4iaed view of events produpcmfg the' present crisis will net be witkout its vaine6-. . In Denmark a conf&ct of the highest inmortance has arisen between the legislatve and execuuiwe. powers. The diet 'has voted, a-hiost umanimonsly, x project of law for the impeachment of the entire mmnisOr- ...

... I OUR POSTMASTER IN PARIS, Lord Canning has left London for Paris. He con- templates, it is said, a reform in the existing system of postage between England and France. If he succeed in his object-if he manage to cheapen the carrying of let- ters between the two countries-he will not have ta ken the direction of the national post-bags in vain. There is, in truth, ample room for reforms in the ...

... BOMBS , I, Cvi | fi: . Some, fewe years bckf a1 Mr. Horlogk establisbeda steam factory in Northfitet, and 'utbont te years back the. factory waq passed- into the hands of Mr. Latey'; but the ar 'in the -eait seenii to have mada it mnere profitible to hia ito give up, thisfactDry, and to let the, building,' so that, it is no*,jusg4'or the purpose sole ly.i of manufavturing'bartridges fortheuass ...

... IIR Every one has heard of Sebastopol, but every one has not heard of Colonel Upton, for many years the chief engineer of that redoubtable fortification. Mr. Upton was the surveyor of the Dunchurch and Strat- ford roads, and resided at ?? for many years. His name frequently aqpeared in the parliamentary re- ports of the commissioners of the flolyhead-road, be- tween the years 1M8 and 1826. ...

... .. | SHlUTTING UP WoxsuovsEss IN GALwAY.-A most gratifying change in the condition of the country is at once suggested by the above heading, which we find in the 13Ballta ase Star. 'Ibis paper says:- In conse- quence of the number of paupers receiving in-door re- lief in the B-allinasloe and neighbouring unions having lately decreased so much, and without any probability of much increase, ...

... : LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE RISE AND FALL OF NATIONS.' Lord John Russell and a party from Woburn Abbey p l were present at the annual soirie of the Bedford Literary t( and Scientific Society, held on the evening of Thursday tI week. The following extract from a speech made by the h noble lord on the occasion will be read with interest:-si Perhaps, as it would be superflous in me to expatiate ...

... I - - - Paris, Wednesday.-Orders were received at Tonilo on Monday for the immediate embarkation of the-14th and 43rd Regiments of the line. Purther reinforcementsi- are to be sent to the army of the East as soon as th6 troops can be got ready. The Monifeur of Wednesday publishes the following -- The gover~nment of her Britannic Majesty has charked !his Excellency, Lord Cowley to transmit to ...

... TEA PARTY.-On Saturday evening, a tea party was held in the Wesleyan Association Chapel, Lower Darwen, at which about eighty were present. The Rev. J. Handley, of Blackburn, pre- sided at the subsequent meeting, and several local preachers delivered appropriate addresses. RBALWAY AUcIsDEs.-Yesterday week, a goods train departed from the Blackburn station on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway ...

... IRELaND. THaE CHOLERA sIN DueBLN.-This disease is extending over the poorer parts of Dublin,- but the number of cases which have occurred up to the present-being about three weeks since the first appeared-is not considerable. There is no quiestion aboat the fact that 'the ?? the cases which have occurred the past few days have been of a much. milder type, and immediately yield to medical ...

... TRE~, ?iLSS. ON THE VXCTORI P.ES, lIN THE I I , . S IC INEC . R ?? ~~ - Cans., , : -~ . i , ?? ' Tb 'tldurs '(FP'rom the Constitujmnde7.) The eolours of the allied armiies are now floating over the walls of Sebastepel; the mar&tcof the troops has been only'one' beies of successes' and vintoriee, and a few days have sufficed to, accomplish on' of Ilan i b'st glorious cam-~ paigns that tii ...