... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ! MOR1iVGN C1RONICLE OFEiC'B, Thusrslaw, 12, Nos. THE CRIMEA. [BY BUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR PARIS COORISPONDENT.] PARIS, TnURSDAr, 0e . 12. The Moniteur says that, according to despatches received from the Crimea, dated Constantinople, 5th inst., the siege batteries before Sebastopol vrere nearly all ompleted ou the 3d. The bombard- ment was to commence on the 4th. The water ...

... [FROM1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] COPENHAGEN, Ocr. 4 To-day it was announced that an address tot King, in the form of an answer to the Speech ifr: f the Throne, would be brought forward in the Low: IHouse by Professor flail. In the same sittior, snotice was also given by Tuteim (a wealthy lau! holder, who has the title of Master of the Bluc hounds) that he would move for a conmmittee 1: draw up ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE OFFICSBR OF THE DAUNTLESS - (From the Morning Chroriicle.)'' To induce our soldiers and sailors to, support wort iisy the fame of British valour, they need no' othe' prgompting than that of their own gallant hearts;-f. ri in undauntedly facing'death, they feel that they buit diicharge:'a simple duty. ' Bat we cannot hope that such evils as those .which have lately been brought to light in ...

... 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 ...

... TICKETS OF LEAVE AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES. A LETTER FROM SERJEANT ADAMS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SlI,-The probable results of the abolition of the punishment of transportation, and the grants of tickets of leave, at this time strongly excites the public attention; and I shall be glad if you can find space in your columns for the insertion of the en- closed returns, which I think tend ...

... and bills at 90 days' date where done at O4i; Iuscrip- The British ship Waslhington of Greensook, from Anistralirs, ladeii sithl copper ore, was on shore abotut fifteen mniles south of Bahia, and it was feared would become a wreck. A deplorable accident has occurred to a portion of the crew of her Majesty's ship Vixen, stationed at B~uensos Ayres, by which tea poor fellows are sap[)oseds to be ...

... THE IN L ET T BR ?? FROM - SEAT OF WAR TLE HPRINCIPALITIES, No. 54. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) t) BUCHAREST, Ocr. 2. M If I employed myself solely here in re-eeboing the b complaints and groans of the inhabitants of Bucha- o rest, I might easily fill your columns from begin- or fing to end with cases more or less flagrant. of y individual hardships and grievances. I should send a: you ...