... IDISTRICT INTEILIGENC.E.| BEVERLEY. W FALL OF SicBASTOPOL.-Thie glorious news WAS St0 received here with~every demonstration of loyalty. The. bells of the churches rang -their merriest peals, and the Di inhabitants evinced the liveliest joy at the. success of Ri the allied arms, and a cheering hope. was inspired that ta this important event may -be the -means of, -bringin - about an early ...

... THE ASSAULT wo SEBASTOPOL I TffE REVREXT OF THE RUSSIANS, AND THE CITY AFTER THE BATTLE. (From the Special Correspondent of the Times.) FouiTHS DIVIsEO0N CAmP, Monday, Sept. 10. The conttet on which the eyes of Europe have been ourned so long is nearly decided-the event on which the hopes of so umanly mighty empires depended is all but determined. Seb .stopol is in flames! The fleet, the ...

... I AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAYj SEPTEMBER 14, 1555. THE -FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. TWELVE months ago this very day the a allies first set foot in the Crimea: and now a general joy is diffused throughout the land by the tidings that the. first great object of the Oexpedition is accomplished-that Sebastopol has fallen. So resolute and ...

... The Queen and thbe Prince with Prince William ir Frederick of Prussia and atitendants, visited on Saturday the camp of the Forbes Highlanders on tte bewks of the Dee. Sir Charles Forbes received the. ]toyal party, and . the men of the clan exhibited some Higbiaud games. The Prince, witih Prince William FPredenck 'Gf lruesia and. Lord Granville, afterwards' *ent tb Abergeldie I woods, which ...

... ~, :,_I Yesterday, Sir H. COOPER, Mayor, presided. Less than thirty members were present at the opening of business, which comnienced with the passing of a num- ber- of money orders, wvhich was, as ustial, performed during a complete hum of conversation. AtJDTT.-It was ordered that the accounts of the Corporation for the year eniding August 31, 1855, be - audited at the Town Hail, on the 29th ...

... THE WHITE. SEA. H~su MAJZeSTY'B Sl-1P, CanRO ISLAND, Jnly 31. My last was written juqt before we started ou a cruise to the Gulf of Mijen. Our trip lasted four days. We went to the bottuurq of1 the gulf without meeting anything excepttwo. 6shing boats. Leaving the ship about six miles from the. mouth of the river, we. took three boats and about 30 men, 6nd proceeded .on a reconnoitering ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCR, THURSDA Y EVENING'S EXPRES9. HER MAJESTY'S VSIrT TO SCOTLAND.-Her Majessy arrived at Edinburgh all safe this (Thursday} evening at 6-38 p.m., seven minutes before the time appointes. At Darlingtos one of the axles of the Royal carriage was found to be so much heated, that it was necessary for Her Majesty to leave it and proceed the remainder of the journey in one of the ...

... Commission signed by the Vice-lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, and the borough of EKigntrllsUpOn Hull.-East York Regiment of militia: Ensign miao Dawson to be lieutenant, vice Gilby, appointed to the 88th Regiment of infantry.e The Rev. J. J. Day, curate of St. Mattilew's church Denmark-hill, Camberwell, has been appointed one the incumbent readers of Beverley Mlinster, Yorkshire; ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES, PARIS, Sept. 17.-Prince Gortsclhakoff is supposed to be meditating another attack on the Tchernaya. The allies are strengthening their former position in that quarter, and their cavalry is menacing a movement into the interior. Further Russian reinforcements have reached the Crimea, but they have not joined the army on the north side of Sebastopol. The garrison there is ...

... THE PREMIER'S SPEECH AT MEL'BOURR.. The Prime Minister, accompanied by Lady Palmersto0 arrived at Melbourne on Thursday, on a brief visit to Melbourne-hall. This being the first occasion on which the noble viscount had visited the place since his cc sion to offide, the inhabitants prepared a demonstratioa to celebrate the event, and a deputation accordingly Went forth to meet his carriage as ...

... ' BRITISH ASoOCIATIiON PAPERS. I id, 'MAGNSavg4 OP IRNoc SHrPSrLDr. Scoresby, in his 3er address to the section of ?? and Phbysical le, Science on the Magnetism of ilO -i I nd Zledc laid doju n 0203 *:p ili it'lags laddonad elucidated these pr'opositions :--That the St. spontaneous influence of simple indnction islto develop it n the fabtic of an iron s8ip, whilst oli the stooks, a ast ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Sept. 18.-The Ex~hibition will remain open till the 25th Novemberl The Times Paris correspondent writes-I am assured that General Canrobert'has declined the field-marshal's baton, as a reason that the acceptance of that dignity WOUld diminish the lustre of Gen. Peliesier. The number of French general& now said to be killed on the assault of Sebastopol are five, besides 10 ...