... !The followving is the speech of his Majesty the Kiug of Saxong onl the opening of thle extraordi- nary session of the Legislative Chambers: Gentl emen of the Legislative Assembly-It is with feel- ings of the deepest sorrow thalt I behold1 yoa this day assem- bled asround me for the first time, when the unfathomable w ill of the Alnighty IIDY called away from the lanld its heat, its noblest ...

... ECCLESIASTJCALt -4- APPOINXMENTS. The Rev. T. W. Roe, B.A., late chiplajir of p Gaol, has been appointed chaplain to the convnct dotic , at Bermuda. ! The Rev. Charles Walters, M.A., rector of jWeeke), Hampshire, has been appointed ch.* I Winchester Union. The Rev. Henry Jones, B.A., late curate of , been appointed chaplain of her Majesty' slril k,- s The Rev. Henry Roundell, M.A., vicar of B, ...

... IvAVALNIND MILITARY NAWS. inte- those FoISTMNTS. need Comnsander-Henry J. Wellington (1842), to the Coast i~plGuqrd. r mi- Clerk-Nathaniel G. Simmons (1853), to the Curacoa, 30, Drised screw steam-frigate, at Portsmoutb. beard Clerks-Assistant-Charles Q. James to the Eurydice, 26' ire to at Portsmouth. Mr. Kennedy, boatswain of the Investigator, discovery only ship, has been promoted from the ...

... ° I NATIONAT EDUCATION IN AMERIC.AA GLANCE T'ITS NERA ORGANISATION. I ¾ - ~~~LETTBR 'V. g D student at & seillar university can ever fancy that theology and 9 oexoldded~fronil the j&er'emloal course becusne it is Uimplorient, forr r.or beanase nothing can be koown about God, The must all see blac that It 18-ezeladed- through a scoisl necessity, of t .e same kind At as that N1111o6kobliges ...

... cat anixeou FOR OTHER MISCELIANEOUS 'NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMENT. 1 RESULTS OF THE NEW SCOTCH PUBLIC HOUSE ACT3- it A report of the lecture on this subject, delivered by the Rev. a, William Reid, of Edinburgh, on Tuesday evening last, at the . Mechanies' Institution, is in type, but is unavoidably post- is poned until next week. id MR. BRIGHT, M.P. AND THE REGIUM DONUM.-A letter a. from Mr. Bright ...

... Rloc ant l Thic'Uaneonl. --- - -------- It,; We have been compelled to withdraw notices of the sani- ohol tary meetings which have taken plact this week in Chorlton. S upon Medlock anld Ardwick dietricts. They will appear in eite our publication of Wednesday next. Ceu MAYORdAL HOSPITALITY.-The mayor, Benjamin Nicholls, C Esq. entertained at dinner, at Eagley House, Ardwioh, on sy Wednesday ...

... Nd VAL AND MILITAR Y. :, ~ ~ ~ r r, , 1 A AYi, ~T, OCTS 25.-PiO0O*O .N-SeCond Class Assi ?? J. T. Ibbett promoted to first Vl5s, for Arctic Sede.ve -, APPOIN`T U. _-Inspector and Commander 3. A. Sheets, to the Cost Gruard. Surgeon J. Cockin (1862) to the Britannis, 120, flagship, Black-Sea station. Clerks J. A. W. Nicholls confirmed in the Majestic, 8, screw steam ship, with the Baltic Fleet; ...

... LONDOX, SATURDAYOCT. 14. THE latest news from Vienna is tbat the bombard- ment of Sebastopol began on the 5th. The latest news from St. Petersburg is, that the bombardment of Sebastopol had not begun on the 6th. To inquire whether a telegraphic message from Vienna, or one from St. Petersburg, be the more deserving of credit, would be something like an attempt to ascertain the comparative ...

... JUWs uld In defiance of the Eastern question, which has tl lay latterly gobbled up so great a portion of our space, it re- we snatch a column, to-day, for discourse upon a ol not topic not quite so sanguinary, and altogether of a cc ian much more promising complexion. But, in order to rn ace ensure a co-partnership in the public interest, we tl the give a military heading to our remarks; and ...

... total a Jnt*fideaneet ?OR OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMEN -~ - slovi FOR OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMENT. our of We are obliged to postpone, until Wednesday, several esti jal articles and paragraphs, including Concert, last evening, at Orac; the Concert Hall, Dress Meeting of the Trafford Glee iapi ar. Club, &c lI Gst GREAT MAHOGANY SALE AT LvEeo'OoL.-On Wednesday ete ...

... SECOND EDiTION. Exanminer and Times Office, 10 a.m. B1V ELECTRIC TELEGRAP~I. THE CRIMEA. Twodespatchesfrom Marseilles to the Times announce that on the 7th the siege batteries at Sebastopol were finished, end ti-et the bombardment was to begiu on the 9th. The engineer of the Allies thought the place might be taken about the 1Stb. A Russian corps,estimated at about 15,000, was posted on the ...

... : orENING OF THE FIRE ON SEBASTOPOL. yesterday's 310ndteur gives the following dispatch es having been transmitted by the Minister of Fance at Vienna to the Minister of Foreign Affairs: u The English consular agent at Varna wrote on the 16th to Mr. Colquhoun at Bucharest, that he had I just received a letter, dated the 13th, from the Sebas* topol heights, containing these words: ' We open the ...