... ,4IACELT LANEOUS NEW S. Tore TiorsrT-or-LBEAr. SYSTEIr.-Ssvervl returns were printed in the late stssion, and one ill the previous session, ly order of the House of Lords, on the ticliet-of-leave system. Soon after the abolitoon of traliseoelltttioll in certain cases geat rumbers were lot loose on the public; but latterly a check has been put to the systemi by the frrrpritt reseusmitrunte. On ...

... G914S3AL NIEL'S ACCOUNT. OF TM TOEINoG F. ?? . _: . _ . ' tL__ General Niel, the French engineer general, has ad dressed the following to the French. Minister of War- Sebastepol, .ept. 11. Monsieur la Marechal,-The place Oi Sebastopol wae stormed on the 8th- of SePtember. That assault has ren- daredus masters 'of the Malakoff work, the occupation of which renders the defence of the suburb ...

... : RlmvOLT ' OF Tva MOWnmON W1VBS ?? ?? [From the .Ntes York erll. - ._We 4ave received with the overland mails from Utah our -files, down to the 25th of July. It appears that ' the sainta we4e sorely troubleiby the presence during the past winter of Colonel Steptee's detatcbment of Uniteidstates troops at their holy city, and that the high priest, the elders, and apostles experiencsd a great ...

... REJO!CINGS AT CONSTAS*N7WOPLE. \ The co respondent of the Daily News writes as fol- lows _ Conitantinople, Sept. 13. ihs. evening, of the 12thb the-Bosphorus, or rather the houses and shipping inrit, were all illuminated, and looked very pretty from the deck of the steamer when I pulled to see it. The ships appeared to vie with each other in who could fire most rackets and blne.lightsb; ...

... XISCELLANEOUS. A Foua-rooro CnMZrAN ?? T te Journal contains the ?? sensation was created in theicamp of the allies by the courageous conduct of a large do, belonging to Colonel Metmain, of the 73rd Regiment of French infantry. On the 16th of August, during the battle of the Tchernaya, the animal broke his chain and dashed into the fary of the fray, fighting in the ranks of thefsoldiers. He ...

... PbePainful feelings which this narrative must every^ Where excite (observes the Times) are greatly aggra. Gste4 in this c~uutry by the details of the attack on the Great Redan by the British troops, and by the con- thtaati-r of the unfavourable remarks which we have airedy been constrained to make upon General Simp. o't sea)patch. We are now enabled to cempare the attkk by the French on the ...

... ?? ?? nilfc?4't Entelligance. SATUTRD.kmAV M0ItTNG, SEPTEMBrIT. 29. Deuht hits been tlhrown on the telegraphic despatche3 from Hunburg and Berlin, reporting the alleged landing of twenty thousalnd of the allies at E]apatoria and their sub- sequent movements in the field ; but the ' Daily News ' of this mornling gives the followinyg official despatch, con- firmittory ofthe intelligence first ...

... MIR. BAXTRB, M.P., AT MONTROSE. IMr. Edward Baxter, M.P?. for the Montrose Dis- o filet of Burghe, addressed a meeting of his constituents in I athe Guildab.1, Montrose, on Tuesday evening. 'The hall r-(says the Rdinbuygh Cour~ant from which the following report is taken), wits densely ?? Mr. Baxter on hisenrane etwith a very cordial reception. The hon. gentleroan was accompanied to the ...

... pRIFICATION IOF THE THA2X15ES- Who is Responsible? . I I We wish we could discern in the agitation forthe promotion of this object those hopeful symptoms' of early success which' many persons are sanguine enough to anticipate. The question is popuisr,' and therefore offers a tempting theme for decramation; but what 9 ranted is action, action, and in that essential there' isa lamentable ...

... STATSHOP BEBASTOP~O1iW I cuidb9h hs liter cissing .t~he cemeter; wheethere r is ?? dddled witbl~beilsrnsd'nlets,'-I ?? thkdigrliuiii eriijoemii breach n.-iade in the Centrial^Bas'ti~osa ?? t ?? ~^,rl.pr,,odit all this side' oaf the tobhn', w hithii it les2:,W &. , houses wbliic ner'no 4+out il G,,iccn~i-,byl vaioa s.mal t~ra, esen. Thais r'8b'graduaIy. des endi .tovr~ards.thev water;, ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR OF T5IURSDAY.) w The Minister of War has received the following report from the Intendaut-General of the Army of the East:- id. Sebastopol, September 11. or Monsieur le Marfehal-The glorious day of the 8th has brought to our ambulances 4,472 wounded to Frenchmen, 212 of whom are 'officers. It also as brought there 1,554 wounded Russians. It needed On all the activity, ...

... TJRB DUKE OF SOZERSET AND MR. ALFRED HAMILTOXY. The following hostile correspondenco relative to a personal matter has passed between the Duke of Somerset and Mr. Alfred Hamilton :- 1, Whitehall-gardens, Sept. 24, 1855. My Lord Duke-Wishing to see your grace on a subtect connected with the borough of Totnes, I called at your house on the 11th inst., and your servant, who had pre. viously taken ...