... I THE CITY OF LONDON AND ITS OFFICEB I OF HlALTH. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Snt,-A perusal of an excellent letter in your columns of this day, written in a truly sensible and eqiita- bhi spirit, has iinduced me to turn over the pages of the sMedical Directory for the year 1856, and that Imar not infringe upon the example inculcated in that letter, I .will give the name of the ...

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... RIGISTRATION OF BLECTORS _-a EAST SURREY. Yesterday Sir Walter Buchan Riddell, Bart., resumed thte revision of the lists of voterr for East Surrey, at the armbeth Vestry-halt, Kennington-greev, for the parishes of Claphant Lismbeth, and Streatham.r Mr. George R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Jeans attended on behalf of the East Surrey Reform RegistraL;50 Society, and Mr. EIward MeYmott, ...

... I A correspondent of the Melbousrne Morning Herald thu deseribes tbe changed aspect of the impertunt and thriving town of Ballarat:- The changes that have come over Ballarat in the last few mouths Btrike me, who was among the earliedt ad- venturers there, as something miraculous. Thefather- in-law of Aladdin, when awakened by his grand viser to look upon the magic castle raised in one iaight ...

... TE GRAND ASSAULT oPL SEBASTOPOL. THE OFFICIAL REPORT FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. War Department, Saturday. Mtor the Honourable Leicester Curzon ar riveh this mholring with a despatch from Gen. Simps on to Lord Paumnure, of which the follow. ing is a eopy. : Before Sebastopoli Sept, 9, 3y Lord,- lhaa the hotutr to appylse ydis Iordsglip ia ry despatch of the 4th instant, that ...

... ,A-VAL A-ND M'ILITARY. - ADtIL<Y, SEPT. 25.-APPOINTfBNIS.-LioU- tenantsC. J.Balfour(1850), to the Colossus, 80, screw steam-uship, of 400.borse power, with the Baltic Fleet; and W. As Cambier (1855), to the B eellent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth. Paymaster R. Bone, to the Vulture, 6, paddle-wheel oteam-fregste, of 470 horse powver, with the Baltic Fleet. -Assistant Surgeon D. Wilson (1852), ...

... CRPjgD1 MOMJIER so 71TH HDITOR Or TE DAILY NEws. Smi,-With a just insight into one of the most im. portant, aed, in a short time; it may be, one of the most pressing questions of the day-the organisation of credit-you have opened your ?? to a conside. ration of one of its most remarkable manifestations in modern times-the institution of the Credit Mo- bilier society in France. You have ...

... (FROX OUR OWN; CORUESPONDENT.) .CONSTAI&TINOPLE, SzEr. 13. The evening of the 12th, the Bokphorus or rather the houses and shipping in it were all illuminated, and looked very pretty from the deck of the steamer whew I pulled to see it. The ships appeared to vie with each other in who could fire most rockets and !blue lights, while the shipping and forts saluted fiwith their heavy guns; nor ...

... -IREiAN1: THE -ANrNVERSARY ;OF. TEX ALMA I , ! I,1REJOICIN[O9. .A , DUBLIN, SEPT. 21. -The tardiness With which the last glorious news from tlie Cr wa'W s celebrated in Dublin was 'ina great' hiaure comnpensated for lost night; and the anniversary of the Alma was taken advantage of to celebrate both the triumph of that day, and the fall of Sebastopol. -The public enthusiasm, for some days ?? ...

... got .oUr} BALMORAL, BUPT. 19. The Queen and the Prince, the PrincessRoyal, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, drove yesterday to Birkhall, and from thence to the Lynn of Dee. Her Majesty and their Royal Highneeses mounted tbeir ponies at the Ford of Iaehbobut, and rode to Balmoral. BITT. 20. The Queen, accompanied by the Prince of Wales,. and attended by Viscountess Canning, rode out on ...

... M - ,. -- - - The First Danish Chamber has definitively adopted, bv a majority df thirty-eight to ten, the changes proposed in the Constitution of 1849. It is in contemplation to open a line of railway between Saragossa and Madrid. No movement of importance had taken place at Bathurst since the destruction of Sabbagee. Governor O'Connor, who is progressin g favourrably, was still at Cape St ...