... Paris, 27th August, 1855. ?? I last addressed you, Paris was on tiptoe of expecta- tion for the arrival of Queet Victoria, and, wvven 1 again take t1p my pen, I must tell you that a few moments ago assembled onds, from the Arch of Triumph to the station of the Strasbourg Railway, have bidden our Sovereign a kind and cordial adieu. If the entry of Victoria into this capital was ,soifcwhat ...

... I THE UPPER HARBOUR-CUMTOM HOUSE QUAY. I We notice that the works for the completion of the Upper *u Harbour are now rapidly drawing to a close under the energetic r operations of Mr. David Manwell, the contractor. For a long 5, period the proposal to relieve the pressure on the harbour by is extending upwards as well as downwards was considered cihi- it tuerical; and the Town Council of a ...

... (From the Times.) We cannot say that we are altogether satisfied with the conduct of the war. There are people, doubtless, who will not be surprised at this avowal. When were we satisfied ? What do we expect? Is war to pro- ceed with the regularity and certainty of a cotton mill or an express train ? Are there to be no checks, no reverses? Is every disappointment or mishap to be 1 thrown upon ...

... BATTLE OF T1rE TCl{ERNAYA OR1 TRAKT~it BRIMIDMi Irr (F'rom the Special Correeliefdeflte or the Illustrated Lenden N.yw.) cot Before Sebastopol, August 17. co TIhe dull roar- of cannon, niinilod Ivjtlt the sharpi /isi-itiur. of o imusketiry, was heartd yes8terday morning lii a quarter whbere thle on enamy wias not expected to attack iii force. The battle which il wa,; thien fought fultfilled ...

... TH[E MOORS. Tie weather has been rather unfivourable for the moors since our last, but the following notes shwe thlat ther1e is plen1ty of 4port to he had amn ga the hills :-At leolfiddiell, the party of the Dulke of itiellmonid have had first-rate sport ever since tile opelsiag of the season. In silne days, without effort, and sollietillies ivith few guns, tile party havc bagged 8S9 brave of ...

... * FRENCH ACCOUNT OF TlE BATTLE OF THE TCjIERNAYA. The following letter of the 10th, from a French officer, gives Yan account of this sanguinary affair At five o'clock this morning the cry of ITo arms 1' was suddenly raised in the camp; the enemy had, in fact, between e three and four o'clock, descended from the vast fortified plateau a which they occupied, and had advanced on is. During the l, ...

... (From tle Daily NOvW.) It is of good omen for the popular cause that the very Governments which are most anxious to trample upon and stifle public opinion are in these days con- tinually found soliciting its favourable judgment. ?? like Russia and Austria rely less upon their armies than upon the circular despatches and manifestoes which they cause to go the round of the journals, or upon the ...

... T'lie Governor of Auestralia.-We announced the other day the safe arrival of his Excellency Sir Wini. Macdonald at Melbourne; but, according to late'r ad- vices, it appears that his Excellency embarked ion board the steamer David Brownqon the 19th of May for the purpose of leaving Melbourne for Adelaide. The voyage between these places ought to have been accomplished in a few days, but at the ...

... To time Editor of thme Glamsgowe Herald. Sict,-Tn your paper of ?? 2m9tl instant I see, copied from thle Glosgoin S&mhrdalj Post, a long account of an investigation that took place In Airdrie a fewv days since, relative to certain charges Imade against the police force of the town by a John Clark'on, for having ill-treated him sometime before the period of inquiry. I herewith also semI you a ...

... IT g The Minister of Marine arnd Colonies lhas rocceivcd tbs follow- a ing eiltlprt from Rear Admirnaln Penaud, cominander of ?? ?? ll the Baltic -4~ Nargun, 20th August 185. M aI BMonsieur Ie Miniatre,- On the 7th, the tiay on vhic Zl h II vessels of thle division joined my flag at the'anehorgsbfr tl ii Swcaborg, at half-peat nine o'clock inl the morning, I prcede : ..towards Abraham Island, ...

... THE, WEATHER AND HARVEST. ?? has been a good deal of boisterous wea- iter ?? the last eight days. A fter several breezy showery 1r*o there was n seyere stirrm of wind and rain on Monday. ?? 11lnatelyl the heavy tall of rain 'ms been followed by good etlrer. 'l'uesday arid Wednresdary were clear breezy days, and phelaidl grnlihas againi a cluaice of belng tulerably well Ia ?? A good deal of ...

... 0 ENEtR-TL. EPITOMLE OF NEW,,. {Lase Also 1,-wen A a-rn t n U1; IS A 15 AI . 1.. : r J, I V .11 rj, k) 1. ,N L Xy ' (From the llulstrated Letidan Neos.) The Queen has authorised the municipal authorities of Park to give her name to the new line of comlimlunication opeeed be- twee. i the Place de I'llotel de Yille and tile 'lace dn ('lbtelet it is nowv said that the King of Sardinia, whose ...