... : i qAXkTIO R , : -c , The Birmingham Income Taxi :efor'm Association, to' which we alluded' last week; has plenty of work before it, if it intends thoroughly to arouse public attention to the question of the hardships involved in the Income Tax. There is at present a suspicion 'in some quarters that the - mercantile and trading classes in Schedule D do not con- tribute their justi proportion, ...

... DESPATOHES FB.OX THE CRIMEA. WAR DEPARkTME:NT, AUGUST 27, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Simpson:- oBE goit SEvAsaroPoL, AUGUST 14, 1885. My Lard,-During the last few days considerable activity has been exhibited in the movemsnets of the enemy, both in,tbe town and or the north side ...

... T.ToWN EDITIONSf SUNDAY.,SEPTEBR 2, 1855. THE QJUEEN ;A'D'THE I MPEOI.| .The.QoENBhas returngd hapy'and in' good health to her loyal and welcoming subjects, !confident in the'proud sa~tisfaction that'she has performed a lofty duty ' by hei graciods' and' hearty acceptance of 'thte Imperial invitation. Never. ,wa~s, ihe~r~e an, i~nterch~ange'of. royal iisits so preg,- nant with political, ...

... LATEST l'OREIGW. There is no fresh news of importance. To complete the official accont f te bttl I.. tl*e Tc erya, We give, further 'on, xt ipce Gortsehaloff'e despateb. It may be as welltorem the French have ?? the name of the battle of ?? to tie battle of August 16th,' and as it' vas gloriously won by them A'd our Italian allies, it is onl1 right to adopt the French nomenclature The Tbabor, ...

... THE CHOLERA.- SCIE:NTIFIC INQUIRYLi into its Causes and Cares. : One of the best of the many good things for which SirBenjamin Hall laid his country under an. 'obligation, while President of.the. General Board of Health, was the institution of a medical committee for the purpose of making scientific inquiries into the cholera epi- demnic of last year. The report of that commission has just ...

... ROYAL CREMORNE GARDENS. - SOUTH London Floricultural Show. The last meeting for the season of this important association took place on Thursday, and was, if possible, more successful than the last. The time of year necessarily confines the show toi a portion only of the floriculturist's care; but that portion was beautiful in the extreme. Fulness in form, as well as variety and delicacy of ...

... ILICENSED VICTUALLEBS' PROTECTION I Society. * TO- s sr awnx w TE ERA. 'W ish1 extensively circulated ?? l tnwas given to a circular issued b~ DeI~cfepc Asociatiopi a portions of which reflect strongly t of the tion Society. The Board of that $ ls 04e, appea1s' our love of justice to give equal pub. li 'othe -lsdcruap rpy l,'tothw Lioaed sc ?? amjf your obedient servant, ?? Farr don-street, A ...

... W i i :; OS T. i e l, ?? PROSPECGTS. ?? i The, aspectof affairs in'the Crimrea is very, encouraging, and the Allies have evidently got the whip.-hand of the enemy. TThe desperate; resolution of Prince GOETSeHA- o-FF, on the,'16th. of Aiig bst, to break through, ,he lines of the Allies, and-the triumphant manner in-which it was repelled, will con'vince ?? of their powerlessness, an~d copetly ...

... [- in. wBARlgS -2dE3 |ENT. Eh;.pd'tiD preed tholis ordinary work, lea 0gsr ...

... I - Russian D3spatches from the Seat of War. A: supplement to the Invadide, Busse, of August 18, contains the following:_ D In a report of July 23, dated from the camp near the village of Tikm4, Aide-oe.Camp General Muravieff narrates the details of. two reconnoitring expeditions happily executed on July 16 and July 21 by the flying detachments of Major-Genera1 Baklunoff and Colonel KamkofY, ...

... I ENSINGkTO- GARiEt. In consequence~of the.great number of persons attracted to th4W. gardens=.bjthe band on Sunday,:the 12th, and the get increase o'f visitors on Sunday, the 19th, the Cbief Commissioner of Works gave orders that the number of visitors last Sunday should-betaken down, and' an'e itering the- gates 'persons 'might-be seen actively engaged in this duty. 1'he nubers given ...

... I * : I .THE BATTLE OPF TdCHEtNAYA. GENERAL PELISSIER's DESPATCH. GRAisD HEAD QUASTRUS BmiFOit SEBASTOPOL, AUnear 18, 855. Monsieur le Marechal,-You have learned by my telegraphic despatches of yesterday and the day before the general results of the battle on the Tchernaya; I hasten to-day to forward to your Excel. lency my detailed report concerning that day so glorious for our arms. For some ...