... WE cannot say that the correspondence-the first part b of which in order of publication, but the last in point 0 of date, we referred to last week-between these two distinguished, but not very prudent, gentlemen, has im- pressed us with a high respect for the naval attain- c, ments of First Lords of the Admiralty, or their qualifi- ti = cations for holding the leading strings of the Admiral ci ...

... 'Ut~rvett frn .TY ELECTRIC TELEGR,1' I1. AIIERDEEN TO1,?. OrinmCI TaUIISDAY, Sopt. 13, 11 (elio1ek, SM, T 11 i W A It. (Vrom, the .ilbrintiaq U.'ratld.) WX 1R DlPA1,Till.NT, Sept. 12. larl Panmuro has roeeivoil tbis day the atccolipanty- in, List of Officers Killed antI Wlouldedl nt Sebmastopol, fTro-n General Simpson. Iosord l'anmure thinks it right at tihe same timeo to oIh- srvi- that, in ...

... ig ti Tir first show of the Cluny Horticultural Society was held in it the Free School, on Saturday the 25th ult. The quality of ty the articles shown was extremely creditable to the exhibitors. st The Strawberries, Raspberries, Currants (black, red, and white), n and Gooseberries deserve apecial notice, as also the Asters, be Hollyhocks, Dahlias, and French and African Marigolds. The to ...

... - - Ii n VWn quote the following from the second part of an interesting t k or paper in Blackwood's Magazine for September, entitled, Life le in the Interior of Russia:- m ig None but nobles have the right to possess serfs, though it f r- does not follow that all nobles possess thesic, for there is a very I Y large class of poor nobles in Russia who possess nothing, iever e did possess ...

... Tnx last show and competition of this society for thb season. 21 took place on the 13th inst., in the Duke of Richmond's Hall, ap iHuntly. The entries for competition exeeeded by far any pre- 21 vious show, both in number and quality, especially cut flowers, which were very fine, and well represented in both classes. Cer. IC tificates of merit were awarded both to the Rev. J. Thomson, It Manse ...

... lel- a *or the Daily N2ees.) rim Great and glorious as is the triumph the allies have achieved on, by the destruction of the southern side of Sebastopol, a still ess grander triumph, as it seems, remains. Doubtless, we have now gained a great. victory, but the Russian army still exists. hat Indomitable and dashing courage flis performed its task; the old hour for generalship is at hand. The ...

... PRINCIPALITY OF KING'S COLLEGE AD UNIVERSITY. ed a- Ws understand that the Earl of Aberdeen, Chancellor of 1 he College and University, has intimated his intention tofap the Rev. Peter Colin Campbell, A.I., ntentit pptai -Greekinthe College, to the vacant office of nPrlofessrqs b appointment, it is believed, will be acceptable to the Professjrs be and we have no doubt that it will also prove ...

... , THE NEW CASTLE OF BALUORAL. I When his Royal Highness Prince Albert became proprietor ofvson a the estate of Balmoral, it was found that the old Castle did not der d afford sufficient accommodation for the Royal family during a p d their autumnal visit to Scotland. His Royal Highness then re- by j solved to erect a new and commodious building at his own es. it, o pense, which has been in ...

... The balf-yearly meeteig of this coinpany was held oniWed - nesday last, at' Radley's Hotel, London-Mr A. Piirie in the t Chair. r Tbe report, an abstract of which appeared in our last, was taken as rend. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said the receipts for the half-year ending 31st July 1854, after the payment of working charges and interest on loans, left a balance of £5 ...

... EMI LAND. on VISIT 01TTHErKONG oPSARDINIA TO EWGasevD.-T-lis Ma. tii jtesty the King of Sardinia is expected to pay a visit; to the (F Queen of England in October next, 11 Tile Right Hon. Sir George Grey, it is expected, will attend C~ on her Majesty on leer journey to Scotland. eil ROYALTY IN A CiAB-The Queen, prince Albert, and the G Princess Royal, drove out one evening from thle Tuileries ...

... We (The Tinzes,) have received from our correspondent at Marseilles the following telegraphic despatch from our own Cor- respondent at Sebastopol:- The Rnssians are fortifying the north part, and ee con. structing new batteries. The French are advancing cavalry and a column of infantry towards Bakahiserai by the Baidar road. Sebastopol is to be razed, and the basins filled up. A fearful ...

... Pacific France. ha Ags PARnis, Fr-iday.-Ilt is stated that theo difficulty wiha St The arisen between the allies and the Ntapolitan government, is as- 500,Oo suming a -very seorious aspiect-thle governments of France and Ads England having, according to thre report in question, sent in an hot. 'T intimation, that if within a fortnight's -tires full satisfaction is were d not given for the ...