... General Osten Saoken, permanently appointed commander of the 4th infantry corps of the Russian army, has succeeded to the chief command at Sebas- topol. We learn from .Jassy that on the 10th. the Russian General Prince Gortohakoff notified to the govern- ment of Moldavia that the frontier of Bessarabia -was closed, and that the quarantine establishments would be replaced by a military cordon. ...

... -4_ it is again our painful duty, says the Newcastle Guardian, to record'another ease of this brutalising punish- ment in our town. On Tuesday last, about noon, Peter Eaton, aged 28, a private in the 26th Cameronians, at pre- sent stationed here, underwent the sentence of a court- martial, receiving 40 lashes by the cat-o'-nine-tails, for desertion, using disrespectful and threatening language ...

... SIR DR LACY RVA?? R.C?R. e6 The gallant membter for Wtestminster has again landed ia d Old Englandl, and, weitre gla d to learn, is recruiting his shat. d tered constitution at Folkestone. We understand that his r-broken heslth has been asucch restored by his voyage home, re alithoughl there is no chaince that hoem cans fay resunte his d Crimean comnmand. The climate of the East, in autumn and ...

... vCOMMEFRCILfT TIeA BJRSS~io ;s OqLSaturdaY evenicig the anlluaI dinnler in aid of the k mercial Tvravellers' Sch~ool took place at the l~oenieloDT About two hundred gentlemen were presents I 'd fers' P icl~ekns was in theolhnir; and remonget tc Other Ir -'were vMeesre. Albert Smnith, P. Cureniuegliam, asg, ll e , Mayhew.X After the usiual ioyal toasts hlae beer, doll h !nourer.-io FS j The ...

... WALRS. ?? CF 'rl5 BISISOF OF aF. X)AVID'8. Some three years since, the Bishop of St. David's expressed to hit clergy his intention of appropriating £3,000 or his surplus income to the improvement of the poorer beneflses in his diocese. Hlis lordship has very recently assembled his clergy for a similar purpose, ends addressed themn in the fol- lowring terms :- Wben you did me the honour of ...

... I ird (FROMe OUR OWN CORRESPONEwNT.) the I PARIS, S.TVun-AY EvEN116. ]u The doubts which I mentioned yesterday as having of a been entertained respecting the fact of the reported .,s quadruple conference at Vienna are confirnled to-day tly by the Cologne Gacaette, which says that on the 28th is the ambassadors of the three Powers, Count de Buol, art Baron de Bonurqueney, and Lord Westmoreland ...

... IOPE. . HUPE.: th ribun5 of the First Instance of the department of glee uadelr thre presidency of Ml. Debelleyma, IHer be'9en occupied by a suit brought by Mir. Adrian Hope t b ,Adrian Hope, calling upon ber to give up to him fi91cdy of iris tworsn lO, in conformity witb the two orders rei LOrd Uhanelor made during lest year. ph evergier, Mr. Slope's advocate, opened thle proceed. 2i u1 Tile ...

... MIffTRANSLA TION? OF THE EMPEROR IVAPOL JON'S SPEECH. To THU EDITOR 01 TH MORNING (JHROL¶ICLU.| 8Si-I sent the inelosed letter to one of your oontempore. ries, on Thursday last, but it wras not admitted into his co- lumus. May I hope you will treat it more favourably? In reading the leading article in the T'imee of Thursday, 1 wacs atruck with the following sentence : - And toe Ems prero ...

... SINECURE LIVINGS AND PLURALIST$.I ,, I TO TEE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. - SIt,-I notice in your edition of yesterday l following announcement: The Rev. W. Walsh, M.A,, has been admitted, byt Bishop of Rochester, to the sinecisre rectory of GreathTsy, near Kelvedon, Essex. Tbis apisointment, accordisgte ' Clergy List,' is worth 6901. a year, the pastoral dutiti the parish being discharged by a ...

... go;t ouirt. lA LrUb orthy ieved, power iere is rut its hap.. go of WErL- f and and must in i: arms is a , dia liou d b: Irm: iggli dees 3 0 oen te t( ittei pro. WINDSOR, Due. 30. The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess of Kent, the Marquis of Breadalbane, Lady Fanny Howard, Baroness de Speth, the Bishop of New Zealand and Mrs. Selwyn, and Colonel and Lady Emily Seymour. Her Majesty's ...

... CALAMITIES IN THE CRIMEA.-WHO IS I TOBLAME ? TO THE EDITOR DP THE DAILY NEWS. SInB-The astounding achievements of our army at the Alma, at Balaklava, and Inkermann, are doubtless transcendent in glory, detracting im- mensely from the reputation of Russian prowess; nevertheless the campaign in the Crimea is replete with circumstances deeply to be deplored; for not only have we to bewail the ...

... SECOND EDITiON.1 AL ?? LMI7 ULAA.!.JhV £ LJflfl ?JAA A JAN, - . Atondas1, 1 p~m. -.TUB~iY.. [FROM OUR OWN omREPONbEaT.] CONSTANTINOPLE, Dma. 14. Prince' Napoleon and his Royal H~ighness the Duke of Cambridge are still here. There is little to report from Constantinople of especial interest. The disorder in the arrival; and departure of the wails from the Crimea. has now reached its climax. ...