... | THE TEMPERIANCE CONFERENCE. I On Tuesday morning, the annual temperance con- ferrence was held in S. Martin's. hall, Long acre, at which delegates from several of the provincial toars were present, and many of the members of the London temperance league. Mr. G. WV. Anstie, a solicitor at Devizms, presided. The proceedings had reference almost solely to the late and present Sunday beer bills, ...

... FOURTH EDMQU. PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNNG, CONTAI0N THE LATST INTELLIGENCE. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. It is our belief that any decent baboon would iestinctively shrink from association with a bru- talised wretch, named George Rose, charged be- fore Mr. Ingham at the Thames police-court with the most barbaroaus treatment of his wife. She had been fifteen years manacled to the mon- ster, ...

... DR, BARTE, THE AFRICAf EXPLORR. I Dr. Barth has arrived in Elglaud. He makesht a bhort stay in LIndon, intending to hasten to am- burgh, his native town, where e aged father and sister reside. It may not be usinteresting (says Mr. Petermaon, of Goths, writing to the AtlleeszSm) to re itrplabe, on the very successfrl and happy termination of this most ados ani hazardous undertaking of Dr. Barth ...

... VO?,DUC1' w. COIER PAC 1 A. The correspondent of the Daily News at the i'Lr-. bb eamp says, under date after the departure Omer raciaAarri've0 here shortlyafethdprue of thelast m ilan the following morning paid a visit ?? p slat jelr, W to announce to him his intention to cgeedhiimmediately to Asia, and taking the ofp t;~d wgim h hi.It apper htavr troop that are hemN ihhm er htavr unpleasant ...

... (Continued from the Daily News of Sept. 18.) De St. Arnaud travelled back to Paris early in eE September, having M. Thiers for a companion part of the way. They discussed everything except 1V politics. ?? was soon deeply engaged in the graver M questions of the day. On the 9th of September, w 1851, he wrote to his wife to tell her that the rumours at of his approaching installation as a ...

... (FROM YESTERDAY'S MONITEUR.) His Majesty the Emperor will on Thursday next (this day) at noon, attend at the church of Notre j)ame a Te Deum, to be celebrated as a thanks- givg for the capture of Sebastopol. Septs will be reserved for their excellencies the Ministers, the Grand Chancellor ot the Imperial Order of the Legion of Honour, the Governor of the Imperial Hotel of the Invalides and ...

... DR. RALL AND THlE LATE MR. BTOWRi. T fO TEE ZD1TO3 OP THE DAILY nEWS. SIR,-May I request the favour of youer perusal ofl the entclosed correspondence With the Editor of the Timges newrspaperl I had hoped, after the severe attacek made on Dr. Hall'.s character, that tha~t journal would have had the generosity to allowr him an opportunity of clearing himself from an un~jurst and untrue ...

... THINGAS AS THEY ARE. TO TltE BRITOR OP 'rHB DAILY IOEWS. SxE~,-let ~any one take up thle Buizlder a abort ldate back, and he will find an engraving of the citizena of ?? waiting in a floating barge by London bridge, in order to inhale the fresh air, while by their aide a huge gully is discharging ita filth into the Thames. We congra. late to urselves on having abolished the cesspool, by' com- ...

... I 0 RW,,R0CESS OF OBTAINING AND * ; i Pt1USFYING GLYCEB74 tII. a., J E) ?? ?? a -- >v P . ?? p 1' The following is the paper of aeoG, Fergueon t *ilson, Bsq, ?? of Price's Paten t GeCdls Company, a on the subject 'aove named. Part of this paper we, read at the recent ?? of the British As0sciAtion for the Ad- X vaneement ofiSlene: - The pe asked to give wp-onea a onr new pro. cesses of Obtiiang ...

... The correspondent of La Presse, writing from St. Petersburg, under date Sept. 1, says: Os the receips of Prince Gortohakoff's despatoh an- aounoing the failure at the Tohernaya, the Emperor Alexander immediately summoned a Council of War, com- posed of ail his most competent generals. The Emperor gead the despatch to them) and a discussion took place as to the new plan of operations to be ...

... !OFMCIAL TURKISH NOTIFICATION ON I _ SAILWAYS. I The following official notification hos been pub- lished by the Sublime Portb with respect to the esta- blishment of a network of railroada in the empire: The ameliorations and the progress which display them- kelves daily in the Ottoman Empire, are the result of the grandeur of the conceptions animating the mind of his Imperial Majesty, end of ...

... One of the renowned Coldstremas, in aletter of the 'BE 20th ult., written to his brother in Gateshead, from the pB camp before Sebastopol, communicates the following facts thi from his own personal experience: e I was in the trenches the other night, and the Russians of came out upon us; butwerather took them in. We walked Ig round upon them just like a cooper round a cask, and esl strapped ...