... j TREACHERYi IN''OUR. IIWAN I. I Thbg ~ meiitthere-la no l~n ieru irnb orie~l i .jlagc~e leot to.obserre that.th ublc.miid isi far from eing aured if the godith of tae w-o bava thidion~of lffar e. We do not ?? ?? bwfo* 'abrd; aincere- m n~deavourlego' imaintain iti hoao~wadnea ?? on the war am to rhaten the period I' a t~cto~' anmdrble; peac. Butry'4ard-by-no ~n to at~fld~ha le ogmeas. ...

... * UMIoUR. AND 'WAGES., .: C ?? -. TO TE MINERS or NOUTHUMSERLIND Boh AUD .D[ND DURH. .L Brother Miners,-We appeal to you for *support and aid to help forward the great measure of .an extended. Mines' Inspection Bill.. The government. have promised'toliring, before parliament .this session a Bill more stringent in its character than the present one, and thereby more likely to- to prevent ...

... MISOCLLOUS. pAPIERW-MACNES Car- HuTrs.-Bielfield, the papier- macha manufaeturer, has submitted to the authorities a model hut of that material, intended for camp use The various pa :.werebie ronght to, Whitehall-il,. and, on an irder given, Dlr. eldfield's. workmen erected, roofed, and oorse it in tw renty-feur minutes. THE PACIFIC AFFAIR-Among the passengers by the Atrato, which arrived at S ...

... THE CZAR'S AjDDRESS TO HIS ARuY.: The followin, is the text of the order of the day, ad- dressed by the Emperor Alexander to :hi army en th fall of Sebestopol- 'Tbe defnen of Sebastopol, which has lasted so long, and which; is perhaps unexampled in military annals, has drawn upon it the attention, not only of Russia, but of all Europe. From its very commencement it placed its de- fenders in ...

... GERMAN JOBBERY AT THE NATIONAL GALLERV. TO THE EDITOBR OF REYNOLDs's 3EWSPAPEa. .SEn,-It iS currently reported that Lord Palmerston is bent upon consulmmating the job left in embrye, orS as his lordship lately gave us t o understand, only proj-cted, liy the Aberdeen- Gladstone government. I mean the appoint- ment of Sir O. Eastlalke and a (German oE the namoe *,f Wornum respectively as ...

... AHMINISTR&TIVO REFORM ASSOCIATION. R.llnr- ?? . . `-uw-c.CuntrYmeu,-Tbe Administrative Ref~rm Asso. elation bas been brought into existrcea by the'exigeuc fthtbe tie. Its me -bers have no i-t;ezrest in sgitriio; they have no personal ambition-to serve, nu individuil ad- vantages to gain; they intend u'6 personal attack- the. ?? oul- enter upon teia movement, 'which involves a loni and arduous ...

... THE4-CZ&R'S ALLEGEDMDYING WORDS. The Paris correspondent of 'the ' Thae has the'following unauthenticated' and 'nmost iproliable statement of. the dying adviee of the late Czar to his'eldest son:- 'The Czar, on his death-bed, and in presence of the Empress, said to the heir to his crown that it was neces- ,sary- to . ieke peace, even at the coat of reducing their -power in the Black 8ea; ...

... THE IINISTERIAL DILEMAMA. The Earl of Carlisle has been nominated Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster3.' ' ' : ?? .; On'Mouday. and Ttesddy it beeais generally known -that serious differenoes of opiniion exizited amongst main- bear of the cabinet as'to the 'wav in which Mr.' Ioebluck' motion,. nominating his committee of inquiry 'into the causes of the calamities of the war, should be met. On ...

... G914S3AL NIEL'S ACCOUNT. OF TM TOEINoG F. ?? . _: . _ . ' tL__ General Niel, the French engineer general, has ad dressed the following to the French. Minister of War- Sebastepol, .ept. 11. Monsieur la Marechal,-The place Oi Sebastopol wae stormed on the 8th- of SePtember. That assault has ren- daredus masters 'of the Malakoff work, the occupation of which renders the defence of the suburb ...

... : RlmvOLT ' OF Tva MOWnmON W1VBS ?? ?? [From the .Ntes York erll. - ._We 4ave received with the overland mails from Utah our -files, down to the 25th of July. It appears that ' the sainta we4e sorely troubleiby the presence during the past winter of Colonel Steptee's detatcbment of Uniteidstates troops at their holy city, and that the high priest, the elders, and apostles experiencsd a great ...

... REJO!CINGS AT CONSTAS*N7WOPLE. \ The co respondent of the Daily News writes as fol- lows _ Conitantinople, Sept. 13. ihs. evening, of the 12thb the-Bosphorus, or rather the houses and shipping inrit, were all illuminated, and looked very pretty from the deck of the steamer when I pulled to see it. The ships appeared to vie with each other in who could fire most rackets and blne.lightsb; ...

... AUqSTRIAN, ATfROCZ.-TI~B S 1WEE tNN~ - -PAWIES:'.- .The Pa-,ie corrspondentt.ofth imes gmvesthe following particular0of- various: b t cliles Committed -by.;the the ; trjausa in th¢~ Priaoipaiitiesc. ?? *, ,~t 4* ,. 'the ollwing facts ?? be designated by -the Austrian -press as brutal invectoves. but their ?? aod,.tlke ;onrea3s givaen. illi howj their a uthent iciy.' M~y itformanteaz[e direct- ...