... LATEST IN'LE1(lENCVl YI3S'1ER DAY'S DE'SP AT C-lE S DES1PATCII FROM GENEIRAL SIMPSON. (S'ecoiid iS'ppfsenzet to t''i (fi ntI3of Titda,?sJ1,.) .ueh;tstoiiul, 0': -let' 27,. Al Lo it n)-As it liine been ild'i ecli ItII I th, 'Fr ench trill gacrris jo Fort ~i ib 'it *, theL Ei'tdi -a m'I'j' w-ill return here', ;iii.l I i-Xjii't't tile iii zjliiii. ti( November, I hav- to iitplo.t the avir;val, ...

... THE IHIGH PRICE OF BREAD. ANOTI:IER MONSTER 11gMi SW HVDE PARK3, AND SEIO1US iRIOT.S. OX Sunday afternoon four or live large meetillgs of Ivclat aro termc-El the wvorking clesies look place ill HIde PIaLrk, for tile purpose, as, was stated, of get tilg the! price of' broad reduced. '[lie League For il'(n ill tile partc a fewv* weeks sintto haild piliel' stated throungh thle newspapters that ...

... TIlE 13 A,,TlIC ILEE''T. (Prom tire Tires? Gorresprcudela.) Recur., Ocr. 2.-Tire monith of Ocfobier, inl thle usual~ couIrso of timei, ha's Once mlore arititiO . The1 aethtler, with (li eticeltiohi of the initervenitiotn Of' at fine day ait distant ititervals, is gloomly andil cherless. The dancesog of' lie Rile are of f'reqtiotei no- cuivlreare, atditi te winter season is rapidly app'oroach- ...

... THE EARL OF ELLENBOROU(3GI AND THE XV[l! CIlO.NB AjGRICULTURAL SOCfEJ Y. Os Wednesday last tilieWilnehoenb Agricultural So- ciety, established ii 1839 for thOe ncouragemenit Of improvement and skcill in agrictlttural pursuits a111( fidelity annd good colliuctameoilg farnii servants, male and female, held its annuafl I eetingm. 'lin forenoon wins spent noi awvarding.1 and( dsinutlg tn aiu ...

... ULSTER. RAILWAY JOBBINN. TO THErc E Fl'oP OrP TIlHE NORtTrIUMN writf. qi i-An Px-Diiecto' of t'Ir I7!stor Rilwti ay marie soCe olb5er li ico0 illii IIn llii'gll!, to-i;dy ilielit thle mifnnel ill whic'ii l tine co ...

... THIE PRESS. IS PEACE PItACTICABLE? | i (F1orni the Press.) d Thit, public must look ivith anxiety for information ti Onl tihe important subject NVltll c is now cCupyinIg I the attention of the chief Cabinets of Europe, but d we must candidly confess that we have none to commnunicate. T he speculations in our jourrnals a rre entitled to very little credit. They are either on- v authorised, or ...

... THIE KING OF SARDINIA. ROYAL VISIT TO WOOLWZOKI AURSIAL. 0D's Saturd(ay morotning hatr Matesty, Puriee Albert andi thle Dlulc of' Cambridge, accomipanlied by the IKing, of Sardinia, wen1t on at visit Of inspec~tion through1 the woihing departatetits of thle Royal Ar- serBl at \\rool rich - Per this visit very little display ii'as made beyond cIleei'aiiiig thle arsenal with thle flags of ...

... THE PASSAGE OF THE INGOUR-RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS. 'lie -foelicie Russf publishes the following, under the heading Newys from tbe Eastel!n Coast of the Jlitaek Sea;- t ic the second half of tbe month of Octobor the Turkish troops landed at Such1us Kalel, Itter the conmtn'tcil of Outer Pachil, cotnilltrupiel an oferisive toretment a'iainst Milgrelial adcvancing in tvo coumties, the 0on on ...

... Tile tusual .veekly meeii ig of thoe Board was ]ield, yesterday, itn the Bear-d-roon, at the WVorkhoiser. Tile followving Guardians wvere preseit:-l. 13. B. Houston, BESq., in tile Clair; Dr. M1'G eo, Dr. lBroewc, and(] Dr. I'Aitinn; Johli Hlamill, VWn. Welson, I-Inry 3lurney, Arthur Aiclme, R. . I'Connell, and R. Ferguson, Esqrs. Captaini Robinson, pUor-lawV ill- speCtors, was aIso precult. ...

... TIlE I~iNG OF SARDINIA ANM 'T1[4E YOUNG AIEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Tita follou in , is ain accoinit of the recept ion given to the deputation by the King of Sardiaia, at Wind - sor, on Friday, to which wye referred in an edhorial article yesterdat:- A detputtation ftomn the Young Moen's Christian As- socititell of lTnd olll, eolnsistil'g of t i l on. Arthur Fitz,,erald Kiiliki , 1,ai M.., ...

... THREATENED INVASION OF ENGLAND. Le Pays contains a letter from St. Petersburg, wilichl is sail to be deserving of the greatest confi- deice, from the position of th3 writer. The follow- ing passago occurred in his informationt-' 'The Grandl Duke Constantine, somne tihe since, in a Council of War, made a most singular proposiitoll- naiely, to arm and equip the whole of tho fleet at Cronstadt, ...

... ci7, 1) c Ik?,qffil;-,t ( ABS'IsIEDpl) ANNO) 17,,) r, F1 I1 ' A S' T: MIONlT) A Y, N OVI EMBEI:R 2G, 19O5. RUMOURS OF t l)ISSOLUTION OF P)ARLIAME NT. Tuet public mind) is again iperplexed and -tin- founded wvith the currents and counter-currents of an ocean of rtmouls, It is alleged, one day, that the voice of the Continent is all for peace, ant the next day we are assured lhat it is all for ...