... I NAVY STIONS, OCTOBER 1, 1-*. 1 Ailcela, Batle-c Exmnoaab, Battle. Pique, Pacific. A~ameoamon, Meait, Express, S. Anmerics, Plumper, C. of Air. Alyai, Baltic. Falcon, Batlte. Pbrcnpine, Ilaltic. Alarnm, S. America. Fanny, Portemoutle. Powerful, Portem. Albion, Mmliter. Fantome, Australia. Presideat, PactLa. Aloan, par. ser. Fierret, C.ofAfrica. FclcacoessiOYAied. Alerte, C. of Africa. Firefly ...

... (Ooncluded from the DaitjyNee of Septembot 28.) It would be impossible for the most skilful novelist, for the most practised and successful elaborator of dramatic incidents, to exceed in tragic p'.swer the effect De St. Atnaud's correspondence has upon the mind of the attentive reader. With all the charm of familiar pleasantries-unguarded verdicts on men and events-playful endearments, ...

... I The following is the text of the rescript addressed I b by the Czar to the Military Governor of Moscow, i Adetaut General Count Zakrewski, a telegraphic t m Slcag ray of which appeared in the Second Edition of nol Aorning C hronic le of Mond ayay Count Arssenji AudreYevitoh-After my accession t, to the throne of my ancestors, I heartily desired to F visit my well-beloved and faithful ...

... THE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER J, 155. A whole Nabion prostrate before the Throne of Grace in Thanksgiving, ij a spectacle embodying the sublime of human sentiment and feeling. Yesterday that grand and beautiful thought, of gratitude for Divine Mercy, became incarnate and active in the hearts of the British people. Simul- taneously, almost at the same moment, the mil- lions ...

... MILITAR Y ASSISTANT SURGEONS. The following memorial of the assistaut-surgeons in the Crimea was drawn for presentation to Lord Panmure, through Dr. Hall and General Simpson:- TO TEE RIGHT RON. LORD PANMRNU , SECRETARY OP STATE rOR THE WAR DEPARTMIENT. The Memorial of the Assistent-Burgeons of her Majesty's Army serving in the Crimea humbly showeth- That your lordship's.memorialiste have ...

... GORTESCAOFr P PRtDiCTS THE DESTRCI.d TION yr TliE ALLIED) ARay.. Atlength wehave Prince GOWrsCHAKEopR'S version of the fall of Sebastopol and comparing it with preceding documents from the same quarter, that periodically appeared in: the Invalids &ussq, we -fiundhe Russian generalissimo's tone is somewhat altered, and i$s far battr adapted to his owen situatio, aand the character of those ...

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... Riotous:L: PA~OTIOO12 .OF. ARTS AND m. i.,, , , ?? s i e; . ;a, tinoiair ton ediloxil'sst'~ wrliiri d d to the iill lsMirddi. ment at the above'eeatblsbient. ?? ,,,Tae Cosmorasua of Piriii nii vdi*s9, occupie the hfit iirti'ai of therotuina. The .liuations of the dias. ?? rie' rt represent with very aceurate,,fidelityuthe! mo'dern erection of rt'ti-c of ,> lle, France, indeed, tbose who have ...

... YIRST EDITION. PUIBLISHED OM FRID)AY AFTERNOON, :POR D[Sr.ANT PART%3 ONLY. pos~rSCRIPT. : OYD'S WBOMLY N!nWSPAeZ3 O 7ICE, *amtfljX, O0OB32l 5. xUMiOURID EVACUATION OF THE NORTH SIDS OF SEBASTOPOL. yesterday aftoraoon it was currently ramoured in the city that thoe north side of Sebastopol had beun evacuated by thes R tsians. Though such an event is by nO means unlikely, we can positively 3 ...

... DUBLIN, Om.. 6i. BALLINASLOR FAIR. This great aunual sheep and cattle mart opened e S St. yesterday; and although the first day is nousinally th get aipart Jor the show of' sheep, it is well known that it is also the principal sale day. and thsat it rt decides the prices of the fair. Tihe night-:before L7' having been fine, the stock looked well, anid the Chi, appearance of the great lawn of ...

... LETTERS FROM THE CBIMEA. The following is an extract of a letter from Ser- geant William Ufilespie, of the 3th Regiment, published in the Banner rzf Uulser. It is dated * Sebastopol, Sept. 15: I think it was about eleven, a in., when tha French ad- vauced and gained the Malakstof, I am informed, without much trouble-the Russiaus retiring into the Sedan. Shortly after our batterin-s ceased ...

... OUR ARMY IN' THE - CRIMEA. * .1 (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, SEPT. 18. The occurrences in camp since the list mail left may be mentioned 'in a few words. Preparations, 1 both a's regards transport and comnmissariat, are in I progress for a move of a portion of the army. Neither the destination, nor the farce- to be sent, are known. It is generally understood that ' ...