... glV 'E[ECTIElD TELIECBAPI.. WAR IN THE CRIMEA. t MANCHESTER EXA;uNEIt & TiMES O.TrIiE, Friday oMorning, Nine o'clock. Tba Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs on Thurs- day evening:-yWe have advises from Odessa of the 17tb, but as they announce nothing new from the Crimea, t it may be safely concluded that up to the 14th nothing had occured there. The Porte sends 10,000 men to Balaklava.. ...

... Sia~tvtet Nebo. La (For previous District Newcs, see Supplemente.) B] ;a | NASHTON. h- QcAaTNsRLY MHtETSNG OF TIRE Lices8RD VICTUALsXnss' IC ASSOOrATION.-On Thbursday last, the members of the Ashton s, Lioensed Victualiere' Association met at the house of Mr. T. ha Scholefield, PrinreoffWales Inn; Mr. Councillor Walker in' t the chair. Thb'proeeedings of the committee having been El ry read ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION.-SUCCESS OF THE LzBEBAB.- The last few days the town has been in a very exciteable 0 state, owing to the bottling preparation pursued by both parties. Each of the candidates for municipal honours, both Ni tory and liberal, have pursued their cavasns with determine- a tion, and to advantage, on the whole, to the liberal aide. For some nights open houses have been numerous, ...

... Pfortilannuo Ntb)§. PM - ------- it Mr. George Barber, contractor, Horrogate,~ was killed lag e week by a large mass Of soft earth falling UPOn him. I-Mr. Harlow, a member of the Birmingham town eccenl!, 11 has been killed by the accidental discharge of his gun. a% The court of common council in Londoni has voted 92p e in aid of the patriotic fund, -Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent ...

... The departure of Miss NlGHTINGALE and her staff pwoars i of nurses to the East, for the purpose of attending to weel the wants and soothing the sufferings of our sick and of lr. wounded soldiers, has excited no small measure of not re public interest and admiration. Her position in up t b society, and the enjoyment which she has had at s5 The command of all the pleasures which worldly abun. I ...

... IrlDrdyll . .. I-- -I,. ?-1.111-1- 11- -I 7-1 TA 'THE WAR IN THE CRIEA SIEGE, OF SEEASTOPOL. There is no further news of the war, or of thc progress of the siege Of Sebastopol, beyondI a d~olbifid telegrilpiic State. mea of aletlier battle on the 13th, between tile Russians anti te Frenh befre the betesgtred town, Ii Whih itisS tated thet trnhbelos was very great on both sides, and thaRt ...

... I it . _ &1- Aba sinJiT o t gives the following interesting br The London Ezxrniet ineeaigb Psrticulars of the late Lord Dudley Stuart:- ca He was fifty one years of age at the time of bis deathpto and was the youngest SO] of the first Marquis of Bute by his marriage with ohe thio dlaughter of Mr. Coutes. There were twocilden byt thei Lard riag Lord Dudley Stuart and the preen Contssof ...

... LEITERS FROM THE CRIMEA. Thefolbsi ae:tat ~ letter is from an officer of the h second division :--7Caaip before Sebeatopol, Sth Novi.IB54 I1 have. just time, to. write to' say that 1 aiu quite well. We ba ik 6eejatoiodon the 5th November; eight hours set ontiuousfightig. Tlffe Bussiansedacdi force (35,000 of men, with forty guirs,'iithh lowest, and therefoiie, peraps' a tht :truest, estimite ...

... -- ti To-morrow forenoon, a public meeting of the citizens of Manchester, convened by the Mayor, will C be held in the City Hall, for the purpose of originating I a subscription on behalf of the patriotic fund to be applied for the benefit of the widows and families of such of our soldiers, sailors, and marines, as have v. already fallen, or may hereafter die amidst the on ravages and ...

... ' It MANCHESTER EXAMINER & TIMES OFFIcE, I Tlesday Aforning, Nino o'Olock. I MORNING EXPRESS. (By Electric Teleoraph.) THE BATTLE OF THE 5MIr NOVEMBER. GREAT LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES. The Vienna correspondent of the Chronicle sends a Bucharest despatch of the 10tb. Early on the morn- l ing of November Mtb, Mensobilroff's whole army attacked the English position in the Crimea. A san- guinary battle ...

... SOUTH AMERIAN CONTINENT. -BRAZIL AND THE RIVER PLATE. ie Whilst the old nations of Europe are contending by e, amongst each other for the mastei~y, and the two most for a powerful ones are engaged with the Autocrat of Rus- see 3- sia in a struggle that is big with unforeseen, and At perhapi' calamitous 'consequences, the vast resources 3, of the Now World are becoming practically developed, ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, On the 1st of N'ov. 18M4. (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regimentis stationed.] lIt Life Guards, Regent's Park 31st Zante; Pembroke S2nd Hyde Park 32nd Kuesowlie ; Chatham Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 33rd Turkey; Fermoy let Dragoon Guardo,Pierahill 34th Corfu; Plymouth a 2nd ...