... 1r~ - ATTACK ON SEBASTOPOL, .. . . .l. ?? -. ?? ?? 1 - l ~ ., ?? .. E. - , 9 (AFom ti oszpcot! aar ep at the Mon Zln ero), r -~~~English Camp, near Sebeoo, Wednesday, Oct. ?? :Everj dayj sirnce my lsst 'dispateh' wel baveihed skirmish'es ur taher little battles with theh eisine'! Theii fire has never ieased 46selackied 'foi a' imorienit day or night, thoughjon the whole, ?? slight loss from ...

... I WLE~1S~M THlE ?? X dftlcr di h~ioa# ,pric1i't;; d~evat~t~xc>o 8bpdr;oilB a mogbtsngegat ,oitotp ...

... I TRlE WAR. - - Us - . (From the Daily News.) VIErNA, SUNDAY.-It is confidently stated that Omar Pasha has received orders to suspend his pro. jected operations against Bessarabia and to send 20,000 men to BalakIava; We have news from Balaklavae to the 16th., Nothing extraordinary had taken place. (FMom the Timme) We have received the following Telegraphic Deapatch from our own Co'respondent ...

... BA Camp, Sebastopol, October 22, 1864. r1iDEAR DR. Cox-Long exempt from all share in any of the many forms of illness that prevailed about me, I have at last succumbed, and now I write from an invalid's prison. Since we left Varna we have been deprived of our horses; and I attribute my present weakness to what has proved to my unaided strength overwork, but which I think would not have injured ...

... I1 m 1--I 1 NOM 1,14 TL[E ; WAR. -A electric -telegaph is established between Fd -$j s ...

... w e.W., II 'The, in~ugarl I t s 'e of' ti -rect ?? he,; was delivered lateeig tte Ouse, Ste-. pben'.~reu, 'efore' mn oftee~etm * ~ la~es we. aye evr se~iuaci~.Long~ ,.prior, to the hiop,nr snosunced for the ?? of the, lectlure-eighnt o'clockte xesieand 'be'aotifult lecture hills were ~occuipied in tvr 'pstb~yaat p~~~ofegbiono, mathrcahiusleane Adepest enqd ?? a iaifse ntelc ture about to. be ...

... I I -EQ IT I . . 1uri'c'.,T,:E8 RUIT01-:N: (fY'2IAOXE171e TELEGRAPH.) 'F'raomin O6~e, Wednesday, ?? One '6Cloe0k ;THE1E CRIMEA. The telegtaphic dispatch from !Piris yesterday, containing extracts from tlle Moniteur of the morn- ing, was incomplete; and asecond dispatch from the Crime% was not given. at all. Thje lfonitenr says the enemy, 'ibeing defeated at Irekerman, and having sustained ...

... II B' L#E'CTRIC TELE!GRAPH. ; | :E91LISa FUNDS-YESTERDAY. + LOcenONr SnÆsm AND SI}OoH:K MAUXET.-Th announce- Tment this inbor~iing that'parliament vouldi assemble next. ,rbontb, and of the measures to.be brought before it, combined with fresh lindktionsieof vacillation on the part of Auetria5 'caunsed Englieli fiisds'to open,'ata decline'utf. per cent,, from which durldig-the 'day there'has ...

... j CH|RCROF ST. LA.UBENOE 1 O'TOOI,, DUBq.. 1 anniversary festival of the. 'pious an ?? 1ustilous St. :Laurence, the, patron: slint of the archdio'ese, of Dublin, over which be onue 'presided asiarebirelate, wascelebrated yesterday with due and impressive ?? in the beautiful parobial chqrchdedicated to the teworship:'of the, Mostjugh, under the invocation df this devotedd5erivpeint of his. ...

... ? ?? -1 i6i . ?? . - ? !? - ?i?: , ind e x i., ?? I m. ?? ?? - ?? '. , ?? wl b .1 I I I. l T:he first 8stated g~eneral niestinji ~i Gtbe hundred iinnd ;024672 _ay O 1:U~O4iad ' spol I I ~ n a P 4,o ~.ed rntnero th alffrcr. ~sdlved-.41 Thaith' efrd 6± oiml'tinnejand report on the praeetihab-itj of '.Uie'srpes oiih se ,veral officers of tbe soiet; ?? with te scale dytem dtote S eury 'lth t ...

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... I WISFre-nalt% 1ouItat 'I DUBLIN SA.UR)DAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1854.1- Aa unpleasant feeling is abroad respectingl the visit,of Lord Pahmerston to the Empezor 'jaroleon. The object of his lordship's visit to Fountainbleau is sid to be the negociation of a treaty with the French government for a supply of troops to complete the amount which England hadundertaken to fitrnish, and which she finds ...