... LAXTEST NEWS FROM ABROAD THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. (By INTERNATIOXAL TELEGRAPHr) BRtUiSSELS, TnURSDAY. Priflce M~entchikOff, in a despatch dated Sebasto Nol v. lo, states that the bombardment continued without doing any great damage. In a storm eight transports of the Allies had been etranded, and two had foundered at sca. Omer Pacha is preparing to cross the Pruth. A DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN. (BY ...

... The German Journal of Frankfort states from Vienna that the Imperial Guard, which has left St. by Petersburg, consists of 41,000 infantry, 12,000 r of cavalry, and 3,000 of the engineer corps, with 120 .ear guns. The total of the six Russian corps d'arm6e :ers hich are supposed to menace the Austrian frontier r's s tated to amount to 288,000 infantry, 30,000 ape cavalry, 18,000 artillery, and ...

... THE NAT CALMPAIGN IN TER BALTh. I rrom The 74ous*iur do la FIotUe publishes the tdllowing St- apologetic acoesunt of 'the naval campaigb ia the ,000 Baltit: 120 One fact is to be noted before any other, esnejitally stow that the Baltic squadron has nobly terminated the first yesr feeo its career: it is -that the creation of that Jquadron otier was in some sort a sudden work. In fact, four ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In a leading article of yesterday's Times an exhortation is given- Let bygones be bygones. Of all papers on earth the Times has most reason to wish that t by. gones should be bygones-that its own absurd exaggert. tions, tergiversations, contradictions, should be consigned to oblivion. But even wre its wish granted, what would that 3avail so long as ...

... LATEST N.EWS FROM ABROAD THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. GRFAT YICTORY OF THE ALLIES. DESPATCHES FRO-M LORD RAGLAN. (FROM THE '*LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDI- NARY OF THIS MORNING, THURSDAY.) [The following despatch from Lord Raglan was received at the Daily Sews office this morning at half-past 2 o'clock:] PORTMAN-SQUARE, Nov. 16, 1854. 12.30., A.3. The Duke of Newcastle has to-night received a ...

... I TOWN AND COUNTY TALK. Dr. Bell, of Linlithgow' is likely to be moderator of the next general assembly. The Tagus brought two cowes, a calf, and a bl, mrost diminutive, although -s t grown, h a present from the King of Portugal to our Queen. The John Banks, from Melbourne, with 3,000 ounces of gold, valued at 1s,00W., has sailed from Riotde Janeiro for Lsondon. The counting-house of Miessrs. ...

... -- FURTHER DETAILS. The correspcndent of the Morning Chronicle gives many interestig details in addition to those recorded by the Times' correspondent in the 4th page. We sub- JOin the whole account, neecessarily repeating the main particulars . it was on Sunday, the 5th of November, that the battle of InkerMann was fought and won. The action commenced at daybreak, and terminated at five in ...

... TRADE JUVIEW FOR THE WEEK. [r1RtOM MRs OWNv C09RESnPOSD311M CIg, Sakrrsz4Y ZMrrMG.-With somo ?? onetna. ticn and emneh depreEsion. the Coasolarketleat 05off liper cent. over the 6losing ratm of last week. An absence of all for money has checked the tendency to thorow stock into the market, and hence an absenee of any marked decline; ad other stock remains in much the same position. Exchequer ...

... NIA VAL AND MILITARY NEWS. APPOINTMIENTS, ld Clerk-Charles Fisher (1850), to the Hecla, paddle-wheel h, steam-sloop, at Portsmouth. D- Clerks' Assistarts-David J. Yeoman and William K. d, Horne, to the Exnrouth, 90, screw steam-ship, at Devonport. ?? WOOLWICH, Nov. 23. . j The Malaces, 17, screw steam-sloop, Captabi Arthur Fir- I' quhar, having been fitted at Deptford with n poop deck for sn ...

... rFR'OM OUR OWX CORRESPOXDENT.3 LISBON, OCT. 26. The Government has at last acted upon the au: thorisatiou of the Cortes, given in August, and published a modification of the tariff duties. The changes are neither uumerous nor important. That in cottou goods tends rather to an easier classifica- tion than to any augmentation or diminution of the rate. In woollens or silks there is not any ...

... TREBA TMENT of th POOR at Z WORKIiollrSJE. J FOURTHDAsy. Yesterday forenoon Mr. Alfred Aust,, an the inspectors appointed by the Poor.la n3 I gate the charges of cruelty and il-tteat 'in Lambeth Workhouse, resumed the inquiry r; time in the board-room. Messrs. Bldetn, Fearis, Everett, and Bair,, behalf of the ratepayers, tald lMr. At, Piercy, the master, A large number of leb' dians and other ...

... LONDON: 0JIO2DAY, YSOV¢EMIBER °7, 1851. The Government have, we believe, decided to summon Parliament immediately for an early day in December ; and the Royal Proclamation to that effect will probably receive her MAJESTY'S sanction at the Privy Council which is to be held this day. The more immediate object for which the Legislature will be assembled thus early is understood to be the ...