... DEWSPATCHE FwROM GENERA SIMPSON. (Prom a Second Supplecesotto the London Gaualte.ol Tuesday.] Ti WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT: ?, in a Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch tist? Bow and its enclosures, of which the ?? oopi?, ? addressed to his lordship by General Sfmpson.. Cout Before Sebastopol, August ?? read MyLord,-Havingbeen engaged since daylight in the a servation of the position in ...

... LONDON, FBIDAY, AUG. 24. Two items of news from Ireland, appearing toge-l t they the other day, suggest thoughts and feelings as I strange as they are cheering. The most vigorous mea. f sures are adopted in Dublin fur realising the inten- tions of Parliament in regard to communication c between London and Dublin. In a little while there t will be two mails per day between the two capitals ...

... Tuz latest telegraphic despatches from the Crimea are, in so far as the siege is concerned, of a more stir- ring nature than the news from that quarter has been for some timb back, and are also encouraging in their tenor. The batteries of the besiegers opened fire at daybreak on the 5th of September. The Russian two- decker Marian was set on fire by a shell from the right lines of the French ...

... OU CVARY IN THEI ITHE STATE OF OUR CAVAL , I CRIMEA.l TO THE EDITOR 0 THE DAILY NEWS. SIX,-Happening this forenoon to meet in the streets a sergeant belonging to one of our cavalry regiments now in the Crimea, and who when I had the honour of holding a commission in the same corps belonged to my troop, I naturally enough cliff questioned him about the state of the cavalry divi- Hal sion under ...

... HBALTH OF LONDON. vhoh returns oF the London regsars e of theat 1,01 cors0las, Of 'whom 551 were malesa and 464 females,RU Aied in the week that ended on Saturday. The mortality has continued at nearly the some rote during the last three a weeks, and is not high for a season which in the metropolis tio ts atlways more unhealthy than the early months of sumner. At The differenc between ...

... The followig letter, giving a deplorable emout of the colony of Victoria, hba just been recelved ill Leeds from a person filling the office of poliee conltagbl in Melbourne : I will endeavour in the 'Melbourne, Iuly 18, 165 'fI wi endeavour in the first plaee to show ou thes ate of affairsof the colouy at- present; afterwaz Ps-ve th assertions by circumstances of which I~haye beenA witaee In ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LISPON, SEzT. 14. To supply a more complete communioation with Oporto, a company, partly composed of British mer- chants, has been organised, and a steamer of about 500 tons, and a spted ofistime 14 knots an hour, has been ordered to be built in Glasgow. Th's vessel) it is expected, will sail from Lisb an every altt raate day, carrying only passengers, mails, and ...

... (PROM OVR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) al PARIS, THURSDAY MoarNo.NG A letter in the Patrie, dated Odessa, Sept. 9, 4ay T that Count Strogonoff, the Governor-General ot New ti Russia, had been officiallY informed a few days pre- v.onaly, by the Minister at War, that the Czar would P arrive in Odessa between the 5th and 10th October. , The announcement of this unexpected journey had given rise to a host ...

... The fourth annual meeting oi' the subscribers and a friends ofthisinatitutionwasheldoniThuraday; the MAyou e in the chair. The meeting, though not a large one, was a f highly influential one. Severalof the borough magistrates I were alsopresent. From the addresses delivered, and the P seport presented by the directors, we extract the following a detils of the operations of this excellent ...

... a y OJn Tlesday and Wednesday publicetenrtainments n wiere given to Mlr. Boach Smith, at Newport and at Hyde, ,. in consqeunene of his attending to assist Mr. Hilliers in the ,resumption of excavations in the Anglo-Saxoa cemoeteries. Mr. Itoach Smithbis a nlative of the Isle of Wight, and n' founder (with M~r. Thorns, Wright) of tha British Arobmeo- ic logical Association, which, in diminished ...

... BXPULSZON OF REFUGBEE FROM JRRSRY. On Tuesday night, a publi.imieeting As held iii the City Hall, Glasgow, Coancillor Korn in the chair, for the purpose of protesting against the recent expulsion of the refugees from the ielsaaa of Jersey. The hall was about balt filled, the assembly being composed almost entirely ot. the working elsases. The CGAiHmAN briefly introduced the busiaess of the ...

... 4HRE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWSd. . Bin,-One of the beat suggestions I have met for affecting a thorough precticel reform in the organisation and working of the unfortunate line whose affairs now 0 engrossle touch of yeor space and attention, is conveyed in g I a paasage of your able leader of this mornirg, which I here F I beg to quote as a reminder to those ot ...