... The St. Petersburg papers publish the following despatch from Aide-de-Camp General Prince mou ravieff, which brings the intelli down to the latest period o The Commander-in-Chief of the Causasian Divi. sions reports a successful affair which the troops have had before Kars; an the night between the &d and 4th of September. Awaiting the full reports of the different commanders, Aide-de-Camp ...

... I THE CIIANCELLO.R Of THE EX(t7HE- QUZR ONT THE SEBASTOPOL EXPEDiTiO.W. At the neetiag of the Radnorshire Agricultural Society, held at jnghtoe, on Monday, the Chancellor of the Ex- obequler, the Right Hou. Sir G.0. LCewis, Bart., who pre- sided, in proposing the toast of the allied Reets and armies, said :-It is now just about a year since the expedition f upon which the eyes of all England ...

... lx-W E p,,kLINAYN'ElG~ENCE. LOSDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN. a~ FridaY tbD half yearly meeting of proprietors was held| their OTfices, Colemanl-tret-builitg9, IMr. Jares Clay in SECBaTAr read the report, which stated- From Iresanties reported at the last meeting, the traffic Sie eaigl part of tile past 1b5)f-yeir was small, and the 9 heavy. The rolling stock was in a depreciated con- ensthe cost ...

... THE LORD*LINUTENANT. The Lord-Lieutenant has left Dublin by special train, onl a visit to Lord Clancarty at Gorbally, near Ballinasloe.. His Excellency was present at the great annual fair, which commenced yesterday. TIlE CHIEF SECRETARY. The Right Hon. Edward Horsman. M.P., has been sworn in as a member of the Privy Oouncil for Ireland. GENERAL INSPSCTION OF CAVALRY. Major General Lord ...

... THE CROPS IS JAMAICA. d' _ ;r LIROM THE JArAICA m rofmrin JO EUIAL, SPUT. 3.] e The sugar crops for the present year have been gathered le in ; bat we are not yet in a position to ascertain their quail- tity, so as to compare them with the crops of former years. Id We have reason, however, to believe that for tho number of 0e estates still remaining in cultivation, they are pretty fair. In ...

... SOUPH.WESTERN EXTENSION. In compliance with a requisition numerously Bigned by the merchants and traders of Exeter, the mayor (Mr. John Daw) convened a public meeting of the citizens on Wednes- day, at the Guildhall, for the purpose of presenting a memo- rial to the directors of the So3th-Western Company, asking them to extend their line of railway from Yeovil to Exeter instead of from ...

... THEIR LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. WAR-OUFICE, OCTOBZR 5, BREVET. MajorGeneral Sir William Eire, ?? to have the, local rank of Lieutenafnt-General in Turkey. colonel Robert Garrett, of the 46:h Foot, Brigadier. General iu Turkey, to have the local rank of Major-General in Tor140' Colonel Frederick Horn, of the 2Qdb Foot, to bave the local rank of Brigadier-General in Turkey. Captain ...

... BARLY CLOSING ASSOC1ATION. The fourteenth annual meeting of the City and Holborn districts of the Eirly Closing Association wsa held on Tu es- day in the Leoture Hall, Aldersgate-street, and was very X numerously attended. The Rev. Dr. M'Csul (professor of i Hebrew, at King a College) took the chair. I The CHAIRMAN, in opening the business of the evening, said they were assembled that evening ...

... BAN BRIDGE JUNCTION. The ;ha f-yearly meeting of this company took place at their offices, in B3nbridge, on Saturday ; John.Temple Reilly, Eiq., D.L., J. P., in the chair. The Secretary (Ar. Mackay) read the reports of the di- restors and engineer, which stated that- Since the last half-yearly meeting considerable advance so the several steps towards the ultinate Asoompli-hrne-nt of I your ...

... THE EA RTHQUAKB AT NEW Zcd . LAND. or A letter lately received from a gentleman formerly of rs Boston, gives the follawinggraphic descriptiou of an earth. e- quake in that island:- ae On the 23d of January, Helena, my native girl, was with 11 her friends up the river, and sot liking to sit alone in mly 4 cottage, I donn'd my waterproof for a stroll, The day had been fine, with a smart breeze, ...

... MQONBY XARKEB AND CI0 Y AEsIWS. WEDNESDAY. be COMMERCIAL CREDIT.-The acceptinces0f Messrs. ah, De Lisle, Jarvrin, and De Lisle were returned lea this afternoon, to the deep regret of many. The house was a very old one, and highly esteemned. They have a branch at Rio Janeiro, another at i th4 Montreal, and correspondents at Guernsey and X0 Jersey. Their liabilities are estimated at about I £400 ...

... LEBTTRS. ON! TilE CRIMEA. The following interesting letters from non-oom- missioned officers and privates serving with the army in the Crimea have been published:- FROM ONE OF THE FORTY-SECOND HIGHLANDERS. Camp at Kamara, Sept. 15. We (Highland Brigade) had to march up to Sebastopol to be ready'for the'attack. We left our camp at eight a.m. on the morning of the 8th, and had to march eight ...