... T 11 E BA T T J. E O F B A L A K L A A'A. OFFICIAL ])lI-SlATCIIES. (Frm Spp~tO~tto thle I (;olotz0oat te EIxitraordlnary of Thursdayv (Frol, UP11el~c~ th ?? of November.) War Deptartmoent, November 17, 1854, I2 1 o'clock Aftern1ooD. Ills Grace the Duke of Neweostl iltsh this (lay- receivoti thtree despatchies laid iltelootiros, of' which tile following tire copies, atitrhsedsi to ]ito ?? by ...

... (From the Lomidon Gazette Extinordinary.) War Department, 11.55 A.M., Noy. I1, 1854. E - His Grace the Duke of Newcastle hasthis deay received t a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his S Grace by General the Lord ltaglan, G.C13. D (This despatcim was lost in its passage through France, arids was received at the above hoor by his Grace, to whom it was f transmitted by his ...

... THIE IU UNJ)S. Two ?? English funds tire rallier Steadier in appear- once, noid Conosls sin loot quoted at 93 to 93k for the Accotunt, rndo for Money thcy ltasv 110011 dealt fin aloutit. lowver. The inarket, however, it; more sensitive thin has beon experienced for sonic time, owving to speciilstive solos noid the unenoy feeling Preovuiliug1 in moot quarter.i regarding the rnmouirs of 00l ...

... (FRom the Londoe Jorn- C of Sag u1d? Evening.) EGE OF EBS-- T -P-Ov The following are amiong the latest telegraphic despatclies re- ceired Buchacrest, Nov. 1. Tli Ta English Consul at Varna, writing On the 28th Oct., ait ten o'clock at night, announces the arrival there of the tini- alaya, from B~alaklava, bringing the intelligence thwat a chn- siderablo force attacked aiid tooik the three ...

... EN GL A N D. 1?cgistld ingq Fares in ?? LNewv York Journal of Commerce says :-There may now be seen in the omnibuses of' Messrs. G. ?? HoIman &: Co., running from Grand Street Ferry to the Cry.stal Palace, a simple machine resembling a clock, with which the driver has connection by means of a strap. The process is Onl this wiEe. When the passenger enters the stage, he immediately pays his fare ...

... Liverpool, Nov. 12. The Royal mnil steam-ship Africa arrived in the 'aersey yesterday afternoon, with advices from New York to the 1st inst. She brings $.Ul3,301 in speeic. Thc proposed convention of the National Whigs of the State is conlirmed. It was agreed to issue Dn address to the people respecting the Baltimore resolutions of 1852. No reeommen- dation is to be made to the National Whig ...

... Edinburgli WoolSales.-The November sale took place in the Corn Exchiang on Tuesday, whell Mr. Girdwood sublmitted to pul)lic competition about 600 bags of ScotchJ growvn wools. The lltten(lance of buiyer s was not so large as on former occasions, and the bid- ding was dull. For laid wools of ill kinds there seemed to be no demand; thlcy were, therefore, along withl the combing wools suitable ...

... THE RUSSIAN ACCOUJNT O O1ERZATIONS IN TI' I E CR1,IMilE A. (Pisin tile Joai-ail- tie St. I'etersbowr,.) n Ihe Atglo- French conducted their ullited firces before d Sobalstopol 1fromm tile north of that town to tile sooith, thus en- g tirely eialigillg the basis of operations. 'They attained this ob- if ject by a fianic march round the town. The orgaos of the t. I regn prosess Ciaiinot fbid ...

... GLASGOW, NOV EMBER 24. The Inland Revenue Departniont t ?? o ice that it is its intention to enforce paymlenit of' thle tax tipont logs against ?? 1 lilties liabtlit, ito matter Wha~t their station in life or ci cciiinistances 11n:my be. Wje hope this' will havve thle effect of marterijally) thbitnning ITthe paek Of u.Seless curs which infe-st our streets, and m~alte t no ii people nervouis ...

... A SKIRlMIS11 IN 'I'I11]H DECCAN. (ilvilt the 'lTimes.) 'lThe iti tllmill rivutielt:ll of the gatlilait tingagettlettt betvercin Wi bly of 51 I. itl;t5 :11 R th dli l illti.it of theu llydlet i llcoo- t ?? Ulltlel' Il I)(I cpesol/Ic;tomlilml~lI~ ol l';1ir diaie r I~llyle, Ns-IIic II took 11:110 ioal' Airti , efi:iufn te1riin4 the slight of the 21st oif Soptctlitwer, e:lillt bltbt 1'r oti ...

... FATAL EXPLOSION AT ST. GEORGE'S-IN-THE- EAST. (From the Times.) On Monday morning, between .6 and 6 o'clock, the inbiabi- tants of Coleman Street, St. Georgc's-ini-the-East, were most painfully excited in consequence of a fearful explosion of fire- works, causing the death of five human beings and serious in- juries to several other persons. It appears that for some years past a man named ...

... (Front the Times.) It has been represented to ito that many of the Greek mer- Chants resident in London, who probably owe their lives and certainly their fortuines to the protection they have enjoyed uinder the British flag, have so Eir forgotten themi alves and their true position as to give vent to their satisfaction at the result of the hlte foray of the tuisdalis inl a most indecent mteen- ...