... The 'Invalide Russe' of the 20th ulf., publishes a special ac- count of the battle of Inkermuanre, which has been transmitted by Gvneral Dannenberg, who-in spite of his floririshing report-is, it is said, in disgrace for not baving achieved a more complete victory ' We adopt a summary of his despatch in preference to overloading our columns with Russian names, as indigestible as the lies ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATO PROX THE P':IV We have been favoured by the Admiralty with the ftowiiig despatches:- (Copy.) H(.o Piq.e, September 19, 1854. Sir,-I have the honotir to enclose, for their lordships' infor- mation, copies of letters addressed to Captain Frederick, of H.M.S. Amphitrite. These copies will be forwarded in the event of a mail leaving San 'Francisco during Captain Frederick's ...

... One of the largest and most important meetings of tho Licensed Victuallers which has ever taken placo in the above county was held on Monday, at Exeter. Not only were representatives from different parts of the county present. but there were deputations from many 0o tbo midland districts, as well as from the metropolitan and provincial Licensed Victuallera Mutual Defence Asociation. The latter ...

... THE BEL FAST GENERAL HIOSPITAL..;'. WE have already taken an opportunity or announcing he intentios of the RHspital Committee, to appeal to he clergy of all denominations in, Beliast aed its icinity, to tako measures for a general collection, in kid of the funds of the institution, in the various )iaces of public worship on the last Sabbath of this nonthl and year. Many arguments pressnt them- ...

... MR. BIPIGHT, M.RP, AND THE WAR. A vnnrirc meeting. was held on Monday, in the Man- chester Town-h1all, -which had been called to eciable the citizens to declare that they do not concur in the opinions of Mr. Bright, but are fr'ly convinced of the justice and necessity of the war, and earnestly hope that it will be carried on with the utmost vigoour, until the ob jets for which it was ...

... [BY X&GNETIC TELEGRAPHL] YESTERDAY'S LONDON NEWS. THIE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. Advices from Sernlin of the 3rd inttant, bring in- telligence from Constantinople, to the 23rd November. The news from Sebastopol is to the 21st November The allied troops -were in excellent spirits. The siege was vigorously continued. The bombardment cOcl- iinued. Typhus fever, dysentery, and cholera, pre- vailed ...

... ?tll? WAR? T SIB. kthYBBAStOPOL *F di ii 6 Cirespon s de of de Mosrnais CkeAiil&j- . Baadsc Ssa,-Mov. 12.-~T-hb usual pase liais fioowed upoin the batole~of the-5th'. The r,:silt of.the council of wear, which %vas mentioned in our -ast letters, was that:-ho assault should be. attempted unitil the arrival of Ilamre reinfcreemenis, atle 2 men Vry fevs now expect to take stop` bexe3rcb and a ...

... DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE, DUBLIN* ONe Thursday evening, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sir Edvaild MpDolrrirell, gave a farewell euter- ailrrlerit to the Iemnbears of tire Corporation and as ?? ous party of friends, at tlhe Mansion House, the period at winich his lordship's year of olffice esxpire usirrg close at hanId. On this occasion the King's Room, which hlad lately undergune an ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBERt. DERBY TO BIRMINGHAM. -IRS. 1 2 3 4 52 6 -7 :Li - --1,2,3 11 -2-I 3- - 2-- Li CIlS. Ciss. Ciss Cle.Cls. CIBs L DEPARTUREB. a:al~ Imp - Wligoarriving at .. 6.12 11.8 .. a5 . Butn(. with North Staf.) 832 1.14 3,24 4.271 7.1is *. . Ilarton and Walton *18,421a151. .8 .3a Oakley .. 5 I29 1 2 4512 7.30 a Taiwoth9:10 12:21 3:5'2 5. 4 7.44 1. 5 Wilectean Fzeey 9.14 ...

... MR. STUR GE AND THE WORKING CLASSES.f r- Under this heading the Birminghamn Journal pub. st lisbes the following letter addressed to its editor:- r. Sir,-fn every portion of the borough are to be ef en pla- id cards headed 4 Tbe Russian War,' addressed to the working m classes of this town. Being one of that class, I have ven- tured on behalf of my fellow workmen to make a few re- m marks ...

... REP-ORT ;i TO THE~ RIGHT ]t0I. SIR CHA.U~tuS WOOD, BART., M.P., &C tt SIR,-We have attentively considered the subject k.~ about which you have done us the honour to consult uas, and we now venture to submit to you the result of 0out delibe- el rations. IN We de not think that we can more conveniently arrange IN the suggestions which we wish to offer than by following je the order which is ...

... (FRO31 OUR SrECIAL CORRESrONDENT ON Tur DANUTBE.) ] BUCHAREST, Nov. 12. 1 When the diligence set me down here on the 1 morning of the 1st of November, I was in a state of coma, partially produced by want of sleep, partly by the intense cold, and partly by the great weight of a tar dealer from Kiaarosch, who reposed the geater portion of his person upon me during the wholc livelong night. I had ...