... - o 111- -a i - a D. BARNSTAPLE: RATrERt SIGNstICAlcT.-Tlle Castle-hill organ is' silent upon the fact that the Hon. John Fortescue has withdrawn from the collest at Abingdon. WYe know that the clique in this lborolughl are secretly delighlted attthe circumstance. Some complaints have already been made to the effect that ' the general influence of the famlily is not now attempted to be ...

... The following are among the latest telegraphic dispatches received VIENNA, Nov. G. A new levy of 100,000 men is to take place in Austria. Large purchases of horses have been ordered. A convention between Austria and Bavaria is ru maoured ; 20,(0i0 Bavarians would replace the Austrian troops in Northern Italy. ODESSA, OCT. 28. Prince Mentscbikoif has only 45,000 men at his disposal. Of ...

... EXETER AND CEEDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FROM EXETZR-WEEK DAYS, SUNDAYS. 120 1I&2l 1&12 I&21,2,31521&2 Exeter 504010101555042055910 0120X4 Mi.s elr cdlbearm clas l~|cim|ss ` las|c |lre elms e 5 645~lk.YwirXS P l221 I 540 420a 42 51 .. 4 40. 44 05 55 52 84 425 'Ctoldpl'et;Oi 6Cs40 .0 1055. 4414 . |5 j . ?? 445 Moreoarr 650 ?? 1 1 3. .1 6 ?? 455 EsgOtcsi-rdl ..0. 11 I ?? 44 .1021 00 6 ?? ...

... .'THE ROMN6E OF THE PEERAGE. . 1 . I I . . I ?? *, I .. I ?? _, _ _. ?? - . ln our last we brvis.' noticed this case, and now proceed to a hiv fnrtherpai artieusr..] A vvork appeared with 6the above title some time 'ago, and c ; met with corisiderable success, there really being much romance in the private biographies of our peerage-snaeh that is beautifully cap'tivating, and much that in ...

... FRANCE. Lord Palmerston's presence in Paris, where he arrived at the end of last week, accompanied by Lady Palmerston has attracted some attention. On Saturday they were received by the Emperor and Empress at St. Cloud, and dined with Lord Cowley at the British Embassy. On Sunday they dined with the Emperor and Empress, on Monday with the Minister of State, and on Wednesday with M. Drouyn de ...

... V U~l C lk _ . I COMIMUNICATION WITH THE RAIL.-lWe are glad to t perceive that a step in this direction is atlastbeing made t] by Iessrs. Pridham and Lake, who commenced running a P liglt new coach called The Torrriuigton, on Monday, to a and from the Eggesford staton, ria Beaford and Winkleigh, leaving Wills' Globe Hotel, at 8 a.m., and returning at 7 p.m., affording accommodation to ...

... MAAMHEAD. Through the kind liberality of Miss New nan, of Mambead, a considerable portion of the nave and noxth aisle of this ancient and interesting parish church has. been materially improved-having been handsomely reseated in the best manner with carved open benches of the mrbstsub-' stantial eharacter. The pulpit has been remode,9ed aun.' improved, and a new carved oak reading desk of ...

... BARNSTAPLE. ISIasNtsmttYNov. 7i-Patients adimitted thist Week, ?? accidents, 3. liiscbiarged-cnred, 10; rehieved, it. Time CniLD MURDER ATr FREMIaaNCToN.-Oll Mon- day last, Elire Boucher was remloved from our borough prison to the County Gaul. The Conservatives achie;t'~ ' a triumiph onl the I st, its the return of six counlrcillors, to the great dismay of thle.. ,Castle-hillisupporters. ...

... a a LONDON, WEDNESDAY. No la THE WAR. No later official news. D It is stated all communication by the telegraph from e Bucharest to Vienna bad been interrupted for 48 hours; 9 and it is even said that General Canrobert's despatch y It was not concluded. e The Morning Chronicle's Berlin correspondent tele- t o gr'apbsthe summary of a Russian official despatch received e there, dated St. ...

... IAXTTACK ON BALAKLAVA. :From the London Gazette Extraordinary of Sunday, Nov. 12.) WAB DEPARTMENT, Nov. 12C, 4 oclock p.m. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day received ?? despatches, with enclo3ures, of which the following e copies, addressed to his Grace by General the Lord I glan, G.C.B. BEFORE SEBASTOPOL., Oct. 28. Mv Lord Duke,-I have the honour to acquaint your lsace that the ...

... sSOUT [I- DEVON. DAWLISH. PATRIOTIC FUND.-A meeting of the inhabitants of Dalvwish was held onl Thursday at the Towis-hall, the Rev. E. Ywbsden, vicar, in the chair; when it was resolved that a subscription be forthwith entered into and a committee r~ointed to wait on the inhabitants of the parish, for their sontrihutions to the fund. T'he meeting was addressed by . B. Hoare, Esq., E, Sneyd, ...

... S TEIGNMOUTH. r The river's beach presents a very atiniated a nimnearance every morning, when the numerous herring beats a cuiel;e in. There have been some very large catches every . nif~it for the hist week, C PATRIOTIC FUND.-Tie officers of Her Mikjesty's c (i!9toms, at the port of Teignmouth, have, without a single a exception. eoch contributed a day's pay to this fund; viz,, r 1,. M. ...