... The following correspondence is published in thellforn- ily Advent i~scn of Saturday. The editor informs thu pub- lic that Sir Janes Grahlam's letters are marked private. Pill SIRt JA7105 GRABAI1 TO SIP. CHIARLES NAP'IER, whl No wil Atimiralty, Octobor 17, 1854. [Reed. 22nd.] the MY dear Sir Charles,-YOU refer to my letters at the end of mna August as contemplatilg thenaths early termination ...

... - The pension granted to Miss Brown, the blind poetess, by the Queen, at the instance of Lady Peel, is only £20. Official notice has been received by Mr. Dewar, of a King's Park farm, that it is not the intention of Govern- ment to establish a camp at Stirling. A fatal case of malignant cholera occurred on board a ship lying in the Thames, off the Dry Dock, Lower Shad- re well, on Monday last ...

... VALE OF NEATPI RAILWAY. The nineteenth half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the Castle hotel, Neathi on Wednesday last, Viscount Villiers in the chair. The Secretary, Mr. Wililame, read the directors' report, In which, among other matters, they ?? accounts trans- mitted to the proprietors, when compared with those of the corresponding half-year of 1854, exhibit In the traffic depart ...

... CEPISTOW FLOWER SHOW. The timid prophets who had gloomily predicted that the Chepstow autumnal show would be heavily eclipsed, if indeed, not fairly snuffed out, by our own gorgeous gathering at the Zoological-gardens, must have been agreeably disappointed on Tuesday, for probably never in the history of the society has the little town been thronged by a more numerous assemblage of visitors ...

... I I IMPORTANT FROM THE CRIMEA. ne ry he :REPORTED Of RETREAT OF THE. or RUSSIANS.D d. us (Froin the limes). 5ss We have received the following telegraphic de- Ire aal spatcli fromn our Vienna correspondent Nvye IVIENNA, Tuesday, Sept. 18, Noon. Is. I have received the following from a Russian. Ile source, which is probably perfectly correct nmt 'The Russian Embassy yesterday received ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) MONDAir, Sept. 10. MAS5CH5ISTZP ANDO eLsSK5.?OO AGRICULTUR5AL SOCtIRTY'8 The eighth annual meeting of the Manchester and Liver- pool Agric.ultural Society ?? held ?? last, at St. Helen's, about half way between Liverpool and Manchester. 'The day was beautifully fine, and the attendance of visitors extensive and gay, many of the nobility aud gentry of the ...

... ispersed. THE FIRER AT THE NAPTHA WORKS. e In our last number we gave the particulars of this sad oc- bo currence, which so suddenly led to the loss of three lives, be- co t sides inflicting injuries on several other persons. As was th ir then anticipated Mrs. Garraghty died on Saturday, and an to Pe attempt to save the life of the child by which she was rai n pregnant, by the Caesarlan ...

... I 1 e . . ?? ?? . .. A_. I ?? (Prm or oriCorrespondent. ) (From cmi own NMoNDY, September 24. Tisi CR1IMEAN vicrouiEs. 'Thiready last, thi~ annilversary of tihe battle of the Alma, A I's Wa less or mole devoted to a public demonstration ofe joy in C litt celebration ofitile Crimean victories. A considerable smount ~ of dissatisfaction hadl been expressed ?? the nleglect or dilatorI- of ofness ...

... (1rom the Nes York Hferald,) We have received with the overland mails, from b Utah, our files down to the 25th of July. It appears that the saints were sorely troubled by the presence, during the past winter, of Colonel Steptoe's de- tachment of the United States troops at their holy city, and that the high priests, the elders, and apostles experienced a a great relief at the departure of the ...

... CALEDZIOAN RAILWAY. The half-PyrIrY eetinge of the Ahareholdosrs of Mei g1 cooan hoehld osiTeeday, in Glasgow; Mr. JO5OlS5ONo, am St chairm.a7n ofhe directors, presiding. The report haring been held as re adl The CHOAIRMAN proposed its adoption, aeid the declara- tion of a dividend at the rate of 3 per aent. per annum. o while the traffic of -other lines had been falling Off during io las ...

... 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 ...

... THEVEA TEBR AND THE CROPS. AYmSHrnRB-We have been favoured with most delightful harvest weather during the last ten days. The clear sunshine has been of great advantage to the wheat crop, and the searching breezes which occasionally prevailed 1 have brought the early cut corn into good condition for stacking. Since the beginning of last week, farmers have mado good progress with the all ...