... 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;, ...

... BbI3IS!0L :.:iICOlG13D D VICTIUALLERS' I . , , L , . i .. >. 04C.. . - . - .~ad t in etmee of tIe'B-toI Li'cend tueei, Associa- tion waas held on: Tuesday, at thet Globe Tavern, Chrrstmae-st're'st' Mr..Merry, of' fthe King's,- Aans, lan street5 one'oi the rVice. Presi4ents,,presiding,. ' T~he floz;. Sasp~aismy (Mr H.E. .Alen}readtheannualreport, At io.period ' ince' the formation- of your ...

... ATTACIC AM) -CAPTURE :oP THE MjALAKOFF. : pEARFUL, SAVGHTMRE ANDIJ LOSS OF the Redan.. Early in the morning of Saturday, September 8th, a stirog 'foe' of cavalry, under the comnmand of Colonel Hodge 'was moved up -to the front and formed a'chain of sentries in front 'of Cbtbcarth's4i6 ' and all along our lines. No person WaS alloized to pass slsisIine, unless he was a staff officer or ...

... I -;,O TE ?? v COM1P!!a5,., .UjARIa~SO ?? ,;E ?? ?? . It mti~t fiet~bemeiitoued~tba~ tes~of a~bibre~th~'a' -work' whoseebreenee h~;.been'bniiedtup And.ltsge ed;~r' The Piva 1~Ialaofi~;oeriah~iiadto ~e uponaitoi oi' be ork~useaft l f evieeuii i~'hch'ws redy~t reie tm Wndls.t dlt ttthe Ped ieeopalisebr their brilliant gallantryonteoe oriesoob' isoe degre to realise the defiheultyofimakiag.,a ...

... ?AR?OW E?QAPI? OF ?AN OPPICE? ? ? Sebp?toD?. of ?? busiiers, 'to 6rst of hiwtdlatifes, we '(Deshs' C046l-ier) iare iermitted to present toidiii r'ead&d*re -~ l~ld ta~e o 100ugil woeier detee ed~h' .eonn . onai l~nwr ree~~ii~&fiavg. a quit 'night of Itinthe4 rear;,but the -Pusseiaam ~woaid, kebp yelling anidiiriigso imuch~at-tho..worklugpd tht t a thegtlhat theyt w~ere medit~a~tinjg a de~t~erm ...

... | JSOR CARCP.ET BAd.0 Wile' sihodld be like a dastcd lamb-tcndsr and nicslyrdressed.l 'Ascamp -adds,- end without saucec Tflh R bardesb~tfog toliold -in this-world-is an unruly tongue; It beats a hot smoothing iron, and a kicking horse considerably Wa.0 REN, ;aman has ethe heaidache and says. ito the salmon, yo0 may safely conclude-that he has been drijLkiDg like a fish. P&oCITry as AND ...

... THEI77 4:'iDiehal ?? ?? rr'uu Open to the sea; it.is filled with dead. The Rusamsgsv .o&if at nato holes and corners in every hoasao-die like poisonedrats- artillery - ,sthriea, siolr their entraila torn Joa,)by: pt, redur stretched Aover;h spte ato the baces of the ro~spofos innrlh~ng tbelap p~lgc wheratsebiirads mtved op 'thebambes of~holrars fo r~hetwere many af them-cere a Itma 4eld-bat ...

... THE ASSAULT ON.; S`EBAT:Qo L.. 1 2aaSHAL flL31ISSIUER'8 DE8JP4NTO8. Hsn QUARTERS AS SsnssxoPox.SET. 11- 3r le Mrarichal-I shall have the honour to send you by the next courier a detailed report on the attack which'has placed Ssbisopol our power. To-day I cdil oaly 'giv6 yon a rapid sketch of the *incipal achievement of this great event of the wa. ' - P'siuce the 16th of August,.the day, of the ...

... I .; -ITY. ?? ?? ? , , -, ?? ?r-, ? 'i , I Great O Delegates. ?? quarterly meeting1'of deleifates, representin -nteai&y4000'imbr ln khe geLonOO Jlou i ict5took-pilare at the Pride ofWalseorth' Lodge. co ,oc W 'lidA telinstreet,. Walworib ?? Theichair wstae FIUr thrt.OseFols h h usd gadatellow~er of; Kent togenot baving sentone. It ,was nite cried'that1li7e.6d..be Expene~5'n4>~ced sa, ...

... THE ItHADIKSGI~fl~G S.tpoE T VT at B ba (ot .~ : ?? ~ I. FORM, 9P TOF RAYEi4. In accordance with an Order in Council, issued at Balnsoral on the 24th inst;, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury hmas issned the following Form of Pryer and Thanksgiving to A.lmighty God, for the signal and repeated successes obtained by the troos oa ber Mviajesty, and by those of her Allies, in theCrimea, and ...

... Forei gn COLegion jjfi0N o RrTW iE N I , | Poreigu ion audha Roy9al S.ri.e'I fomn te GermingiI ih lo~ju44; kde.The. tsgio~a- ares arrived k.t, Spithetlad fwiek sne iita iiakM 'oefg, Ofrom Hatlfax, Moith i&ie4 ~ a oi 61O ni nuiber, and collected from all pa 'ft ?? tleag daaa hi '66~id (~riians Enj~~ta t4 Stai'es nd and Theyer c~rtered at Hasai.,,i Es sqesymp1 ?? ra had appeared on ...