... SCO TLAND. jFRO?1 OUlt OWN COinnESPONDENT.1 EDINBURGH, SEPT. 30. The Convocation of the laity of the diocese of Moray and Roes, to which I so recently referred, was held at Inverness onl the 20th instant. At eleven o'ilock on that day the Litany was said by the hish op's ch aplaili, arid the Holy Comminunion was udrriinistered. Thereafter thre bishop conlsti- tuted the Convocation in the uame ...

... Th The nomination of candidates for the representation of the all borough of Wigain, to fill up the vicancY which bas been cocae-wi sioneui by the death of Ralph A. Thieklneese, Esq., took Place T yesterday, at the town-ball, Wigass. Tihe liberal candidate was T Joseh Aton, Esq., a native of W~igen, andabroitsel-E taoths candidate in the tory interest was Francis fi Powell, ag! Esq., a younig ...

... THlE MIOR1NING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TLESDA Y, OCTOBER 3, 1854. We feel the fullest assurance that Sebastopol has fallen, and we look to receive, at any moment, intelligence which shall place beyond all doubt that splendid achievement of the allied armies. The belief expressed on Saturday by the Emperor NA- rOLEON in the truth of the glorious tidings is shared, we are informed, by our own ...

... (From the Globe of last night.) THE NEWS IN LONDON. It would be impossible to use any language which would exaggerate the high state of excitement which the metropolis exhibited this morning. At the corner of every street were to be seen eager groups of men and women literally devouring the copious reports of the war which the newspapers have provided for them, and dis- cussing (with a ...

... VIENNA, SEPT.. 26. The King of the Belgians is expected here. It is not known whether he will visit any other spot of the Austrian dominions. His journey excites great attention at Berlin. Great alterations will shortly be made in the sub- ordinate members attached to the Russian embassy in Vienna. The eow secretary and attaches will probably be selected at St. Petersburg from the Old- Russian ...

... NA VAL AND KILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 2.-APPoxNTMENTs.-Master D. H. Wilder (1849), to the Nankin, 60, at Chatham. Surgeons W. H. Foster (1842) and E. Evans (1845), to the Ceylon, 2, receiving ship, at Malta. MateR. 1. Cay, to the Cossack, 20, screw steam-corvette, at Chatham. Assistant-Surgeon C. Sproull (1848), to Haslar Hcs- pital Second Master N. B. Herbert (1849), to the Snake. Naval Cadet ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. The very limited supply of grain at the Irish markets, after an abundant harvest, has become a subject of general observation. It is now quite certain that the farmers are holding back, in ex- pectation of still higher rates; and Some of them imagine that we shall be once more afflicted with the old war prices, when wheat sometimes reached ...

... m I L, 1itw On Saturday morning, at eleven, the freedom of the city of no Edinburgh was conferred by the magistrates and town council on the Right Hon. Sir William MolesiWorth,frs omoOUof 11cr Moj.otyl. -ort.. PT.0 ---muy to-c tplace in the counoil chamber, in presence of a large attend- e anee of tbe citizens. The megistrates and counciltors (who ti 11were nearl y all present) wore their ...

... hour. SPAIN. .ri MADUID, SEPT. 26. The Princess of Asturias is ill .~r The queen is said to be eaceiste. There is great uneassi- their ness in the( public mind. Genler As ea THlE LANDING IN TILE CRIMEA. tigoo (Fromn ihe5 Times Corraspoarfent.) ontosva The following details of the disembarkation of the allied ere tl1 troops in the Crimea, at, Old Fort, will be perused with landlei deep interest ...

... Uii APPOINTMENTS. te, Master-Daniel H. Wilder (1849), recently serving in the e- Salamander, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, to the Nankin, 50, c- at Chantham. ayl Siurgeous-Wmillian H. Foster, M.D. (1842), recently ie ' erving in the Slilamander, to tbe Ceylon, 2, 'dag-ship of ; Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart, at Malta; Evr.a Erans (1845), borne on tbe books of the Victory, flog-ship at Ports. A, ...

... A d i - . . n ..n ?? .. .. - 1 .-1 1 -. - ?? '~Seven eases of chioleraoccurrad last week in Mancebeter.t ~. The Rev. Dr. Duff, the celebrated imissionary, is seriously t ill at Great Malvern. Pr On Friday last, a new corn exchange was opened at y Had'ling-ton. 'a The farmiers; leave begun to use the electric telegraph ItoT a cotesjeerabie extent for the sale of coin. '~En land is sendinig ...

... ANV AGRilCULTURAL GAT HIEING IN JG EAST LOTIJ.1A. I The new Corn Exchange of iladdirgtolr, the countys es | of East Lothian, vwas opened ol Friday last bya patl | banquet, whiich was attended by tilc Marquis of TwcelrlrI Lord Elcho, the Lord Advocate, the Right Her. ]. A, Christopher, M.P., Sir Robert Houstoun, Burt., Arinrr 1Ssr IJohn G. Sinclair, Bart., Sir (George Griat Suttie. Bart, d.. ...