... SHE GE OP SEBAS'TOPOL £FI-cnm i~n ?? spaohia CanwnCpaadLe:U.) Cvi 511 BsiEORE S LliAtOP0L, OuCr. 23. A .LAO OF TilUCZ. lfter the 2espatch of my letter to-d.ty. T learnt thrat Captain i'cI.'ees, aide-dL-camp. had lbeen stint in with a fla g of truce ao tihe Russian camp on the Tchernaya, to ascertain the p articulars of oar loss, and to cotmmu- nicate wvith our wourded and captive onf ers, if ...

... ODE (iqrllltT. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. VnAUOvrrErt, Nov. 17. 7th Dragoon Gualrds-Quarterinaster D. Scotland to be Cor~nIet, wvitbout purchase, vice Usborne, who retires; Cornet D. Scotland to be Adjutant, vice Dow- biggin, who r-esigns the Adiutancv olixv. 6th Dragoons-Enesi-n A. I. HV. i 1White,*from 47th Foot to -be -Cornet, without purcuase, vice Dawson, promoted. 11 th Light Dragoons-&. ...

... ?? . . .. 11nrs is a topic we approach with. pardonable reluic- tance, considering- how very recently, and under what melanclholy circumstances th? vacancy in the represen- tation of our county has occurred. Nor should we even yet have alluded to it, thouih wvo might have so- letted an rarlier opportunity, but for the want of feel- ing and delicacy which has1 prompted our radical co- ...

... THE W AR. THE BATTLE AT B3ALA KLAVA. War (Newt Letter) were enabled ini our last, to insert a lengthened and graphic nari-aive jjthe great fi~l a at h'ami, TKnara, on the 25th October, freesi thte later i. editions of the London papers of Moinday7 rAs, how erjour readers may lie anxious to ha-vg~':refore themr 1kwe accounnt furnished by the special corresponldent ot4 e li Titere, no now insert ...

... T`H E A R. The following despatches appeared in tho London papers of Mondav:- IrNrNA SAnaoMA.-Lord. Westmoreland received a despatch yesterday, according to -which, the guns of the two forts at the entrance to the harbour of Sebas- topol were dismounted by the artillery of the fleets. Reliable ?? information has just been given me that this is not exactiv correct. The Allies had about 105 men ...

... 1fa TiE 1lv* (ESTABLISHED. ANNO 1787.) B E L F A S T: MONDAY. NOVEMBEER 6, 1854. ANOTR'lIE.TH R BATTLE IN THE CRIM1EA. SECOND SORTIE OF THE, BESIEGED RE- PULSED WITH FEARFUL LOSS. MOIMNTOCS intelligence from the seat of war reached i Government early on Saturday morning, and was inmrediatelv furnished to the Times newspaper, from whose columns it was soon after telegraphed to all 1 parts of ...

... THIE MIUNICIPAiL ELECTIONS- TOT&Li ROUT THOF''LE TOWN COUWNCIL'S OPPO- I 'ININIS. I Time elections held in this town, on &tturdar, to supply the seats at the Council bhard, vacated bv the routine retirement of three representatives in each of the five wards,nall resulted in the re-elec-uon of the retiring gentlemlien, who were cariditdrtes for their former honours. The-re w as, in fact, but ...

... TuE usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was ?? on Wednesday-J. WV S. Can Esq, in the chair. The other Guardians who attetded vere Drs. MLGCee and M'l .Mlinn; llenry HI. Murnes, and Hutcheson Posnett; Colonel Clarke, P1.l., was also present. A letter wsas read from Dr. Browne, 1-Ton. Secretary to the Cholera Dispensary Courniritlee of Belflast. stat- ing that a resolution hadl been ...

... ,?2crtirltlttuz. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK PLANT DEPARTOENT-CONS ERVAT01TY, ?? have now bercome scarce out of doors, and will he more valued here in consequence; and every exertion should be used to keep this house wvell furnished during the winter months. Let Japan lilies that have done tlowering be removed to where thev can be kept dry a coil vinery, where they will have plenty of ...

... THE LATE .IU'FENAN'r-COLONELPAKCEN- I IIA I, A.r.P. I r is w ith f e l n s o e t r ' r r e : o b e v e i thle official list of the officers killed in lice sanciciary lint' I OF I ak erm an n1 , onl the lit Iiinstant, thy cc ne of ]ieutemiccntdeoluccl and CaIptain Pakirtnliarn, one of the noiem ter's fcv the ucocco v Antrimi . Ti Ie cleathi of thisl gallan1t yceing oftlcer will Ice deeply ...

... E AN IRISH DRAGOON IN BATTLE. THE following ?? letter, which we find in the Dorset CAhe0Mle, is fiorm a captain in the Inniskilling Dragoons, a reitment whose olden fame has been bril- liantly maintained in the recent cavalry action in the Crimnea:- Camp near Bala Rlava, Nov. 2, 1854. 1 DEnaR JeaCK-5 I am, you see, alive at this date; but God Iknows for how long after. You have, I presume ...

... Oq Tuesday evening, at the annual dinner of the La- bourers' Encouragement Society, held at the White Horse l-otel, Romsey, Hampshire, under the superim. tendence of its president, the Right Hon. Viseount Palmerston, - The NOBLES LOaD, in the course of his speech, it responding to the toast of -Her fajesty's Ministers; made the following ?? present Go7 vernrment has certainly upon its hands a ...