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... [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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... R RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURiN. S N fRaLWA ?? Same l llf-yr's Same Miles Nameef Railway. Week. 1853. Total. 1853. open. S Aberdeen ?? 2023 1867 17912 1676 T Belfast and Ballyme ...
... UO.ND ON. TUESDAY, OCT. 10. TiouGn there are still three days of the Crimea campaign-from the morning of the 25th to the a' morning of the 2Sth-respecting which we have no complete intelligence, the flood of news which poured T in upon us on Sunday and yesterday, throws someu! light upon them. Admiral DVuDAS, in his despatch t of the 24th, intimates that the allied armies b moved this ...
... jIIE NEWCASTLE CATASTROPHE. I ?? [psOM OUP. OWN REPOPTIShR1 NEWCASTLE, MONDAY. Vorktmen were employed during the whlee of yesterday retfoc. the rubbish both in Newcastle sad Gatesbead, i Pugb their exertions, continued unremittingly, have I ade scarcely any impression upon the mounds of rains Vwhich lie in unsightly profusion on every hand; one effect bs been obtained, however-the bodies of ...
... I LIST THE KLED, AP WOUNDED- I As the list furnished to us by Miguetio Telegraph oon-, tained some inacouraceS, we thick it ?? to re-pablish the 3 names, corrected from the Londoxf exa ordisaro , forwarded to us by our agents, Messrs. Smith and Son0- WAR DZPARTHENT, OTOBEzB 8TH, 8.80, L NowSNAL Rawunz of Casualities aikong officers in Actionon ' I the River Alma, Crlmea, September 20, 1854: * ...
... THE CATHOLIC PRIEST ON THE FIELD OF I E CATHOLIC BATTLE. The following passage, which we extract frosa the letter of the Constantinople Correspondent of the Times, respecting the exemplary conduct of the Ca- tholic clergymen attached to the British forces in the East, needs no commentary from us. Speaking of the scene after the sanguinary battle of the Alms, the Correspondent of the Times says ...
... HOLLAND AND THE UNITED STATES. tl The affair at present pending between the government ai of the Hague and that of the United States is much ipoken of in H 1ilatid, Mr. Gibson, t ...
... NETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS DRDUCID FROM OSHURVATIONS TARKE AT AW 4. Y LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, a During the week ending Saturday, October 7, 1864. h Latitude,58324'48N. LOugitude,3°0 '1 W. STATE OF THBE AT ...
... On Wednesday last Mr. MI4Glashen, the inventor, had the honour of exhibiting the apparatus in its most im- proved form, in lull operation in the Palace grounds at Balmoral, in presence of Prince Albert, the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Major-General Charles Grey, Colonel Phipps, the Baron Stockmar, and Dr. Robertson. Mr. M'Glashen first showed the simplest form of the invention, viz., that adapted ...
... TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-The Queen has been taking a holiday at Balmoral. Few of her subjects grudge her Majesty the relaxation which she obtains, in such a retreat, from some of the more active duties of sovereignty. At the same time every one knows that even in this highland retreat the im- perative calls of duty must be listened to. The Queen of the mightiest empire in the ...