... 1nAIL WAY INTELLIGE.NCE. RAILWAY RECEIPTS.- The follolwing are the rec~eipt of ra~iways for the past week: gfllesopeaed Receipts. ?? 106 8101 2937 Belfas and ?? 374 905 900 Belfast nd Count ..o.n.176- 17 240 245 Birknhea Lacashreand COehire 33 3 213 2048 Blylhsndiyne ?? 13 13 600 083 Bristol sad ?? 117 8243 0007 Caedonla ?? 1100120 Choster and Iolyhead . 04 4 808 4532 Cork and Bauden . 20 20 ...

... 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 ...

... .. 1D..TION'1 AMALES OF THE. I I \ - 1 t, OLASS. ?? tpr * e ;ljet was dolired 1 evening by the Revr. Boot'Y ?? to the members of the Wandsworth itermry .an' Scientific Institution, st he Spread Esgle Ajseoobly R1omain Waudiwoath.. There was a numerous and influential audience, amongst whom weie& Mr: ?? Kuight, 'Mr. Edwlani Chadwick, Mr. CCarles Pearson, Profe ssr 1. Solly, Mr. W. Wilson (of ...

... 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 ...

... NIL COBDEN ON THE ARMY AND THE] WAR. I TO THE EDITOR OF TIE LEEDBS OHROVtIY. My dear Sir,-I beg to invite your attention and that of the public to some censiderations of grave moment relative to the state of our army, as connected with the policy of the present war. The people of Ragland ean Sever Thave been aware of the eate in which our Army has bee left, from the first moment of its landing ...

... : TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, JULY 22. 1855.. THE 3ATTLE OF PARTIES. For every sortie of the Russians, for every attack directed by the Allies against the strong works of Sebas- topol, we have at home a corresponding series of opera- tions. If the vigour, animus, and fury which are exhibited at home were brought to bear on the Malakoff and Rddan, we should by this time have penetrated within the ...

... 0 - FLORENCE rNGtHINGAML. E V France has had her Joa of Are, and Spain' her Maid of Safragios, and at' last England has a: heroine odfwhom shi may:'well be proud. :When history shall perminently record the dreadful story of .our winter campaign 'in the Crimea, with a loss of 15,000 heroic soldiers, and 'shall shower blame like rain of -sulphur on thevirious' depart- ments of mismanaotement ...

... ADULTiBRATIONS OF FOOD. -XOr. Scholefield's Committee. The Committee appointed by the House of Commons to inquird ?? the subject of the adulteration of food, assembled at one o'clock on Fridy afternoon, in Committee-room No. 13. Mr. Seholefield was the cbairman and there were also present Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Viscount Ebriaglon Viscount Goderich, Mr. Gregson, Lord Claude Hamilton, MIr, ...

... CONTINUATI ON- OF DIARY FROM. THE CRIMEA. CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, MYr I. The following was issued late last night:- - GElxrzAL ArTER ORDER. April SO. The Comnmander of the Forces has the highest satisfaction in publishing to the army the copy of a despatch which he has received from the Minister at War, conveying her Majesty's gracions approbation of the conduct of the troops engaged in ...

... M&ORAL ANATOMY of tho XETROPOIS. There has just been issued a series of .valuable Tables, showing the number of persons taken into 6distody by' the ?? Police, and the results, in the year 1854. These statistical returns afford illustratioxis,' ~which-sate both curious and interesting, respecting the habits of: the population of London. . Nearly one person out' of ev ery thirty falls into the ...

... - 9 tV T1uesday,.'OctOber 2.- WAR-OFFICE,,Ocr. ?? Bejt of.Drg.Gs hu.J le~h Capt., xithop5iirliase 7th Dkg, G k: -N. B.G~ifrfitd, ident., to be car., wijthot putobaoe;'rice S'tew'art, -appPirit6.d0f ihe 2dlDirgi. 3d Lt. Dr8*z tienit. FT. 1.~ ?? the -14th' Drgs.,, to be'-chpt., Without purceftA. Ct L-'rs':'at ?? jackson; froni bilf-payO te1hL. Dcg.,l beapt,' ithut urcase' 1th Lt. D~rgo;. T ...

... TH:EI A1IEiRIC;AN STAGE. ^BOSTON, SiTURDA:, DEC. 1-Mr.' Forrest closed a most successful engagement--here yesterday evening,' having-pliyed oat his series of-ascore nights Spartacus is spoken: of as his leading performance: .it certainly- is- an excellent one. -The twenty nights have. brought in an; average of eight hundred dollars on each occasion. Being calld- before the curtain, before a ...