... I Loot evening, the usu41 muonthly mocting of this board was held at the public olfice, FEgreloelt, Mr. Poolay in the chair. 'rue nthcr ascasbers prc~elt wore 3tesare. Ii. Lilttled'le, MsIlli Penoy, Hill, S. W. Coulburn, Ball, Wilson, Neval, 'Callow, Flshwick, Cahic~, anid J. Cossihero.1 The preceedings of the vortis ad health cenmlittce were sub- mitted for cooliresalien. In the coureo uf a ...

... ARCOITE QTUAL SOCIETY. 1 .. , .A a. The firstruseeting of the members of. the above~sooiety no Since the close fof the last session was held on Wednesoday. do evening, at the Royal Inetitutioan, Oolquitt-streef. There Ss, was a good attendance. The ohair having been taken by )I Mr. J. Hay, the president, Mir. IV. H. W~eightman, the n seoretary, read a Iptter from Mr. Salt, secretary to the ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE CRIMEA. (From the Times.) VIENNA, Monday Evening.-It is reported here that -Lord Stratford de Redoliffe has been recalled. The Austrian Times announces that the bombardment v of the northern forts of Sebastopol began on the 29th b ult; that the Russian army was in full retreat; and t that on the 29th, it had reached Akaka, 3 days' march 2 from Mackenzie's Farm. This ...

... DECLINE OF ITlTRAliONANISAI IN SWITZERLAND. BALE-The Pope's recent Allocution suggests the following reflections, taken troul the Gazette . a- tioole de Batle:- ''he Pope, in his last Allocution, makes ?? menhioli of Sivitzerlancd, and ?? ?? tears ove-r tie state of ?? in which the Catholic Church is at present here in Switzerland. These lainentations should be to us a subject of much re- ...

... | WEATHER lil. THE IT L TIJII.VEs -Di T7Ely. F 27.-The weather appears to have chen 11gede rlin is Ibllit g th1is itort i. It is, we IN V sav. t first for ftull a month. I lhe gilss hlas crone o!t:. cersiderahly since yesterday afternoon. The Ah COe3? ,70A ofle 01f X Vedclsay, after all ;dine o ('ie rccent flCI wveather. says :- This ailsliciotis ri.c:t- stuncC hals been em1braced with ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR SHARMAN CRAW. I FORD, AT r BORDALE. I. . On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was hela in the Poblic1hall, Rodadale, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to Mr. Sharman Crawford, the late partismen. 5 tary representative of the borough. The ball had been gaily decorated for the occasion with flags and basiiners, and a tasteful arrangement of floral ornaments. The ...

... - 9 tV T1uesday,.'OctOber 2.- WAR-OFFICE,,Ocr. ?? Bejt of.Drg.Gs hu.J le~h Capt., xithop5iirliase 7th Dkg, G k: -N. B.G~ifrfitd, ident., to be car., wijthot putobaoe;'rice S'tew'art, -appPirit6.d0f ihe 2dlDirgi. 3d Lt. Dr8*z tienit. FT. 1.~ ?? the -14th' Drgs.,, to be'-chpt., Without purceftA. Ct L-'rs':'at ?? jackson; froni bilf-payO te1hL. Dcg.,l beapt,' ithut urcase' 1th Lt. D~rgo;. T ...

... ILATEEST NEWS.* HERALD OFFICE, Monday Mklorning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. (Fromn too Second Edition of ile Times.) All the Paris papers of Saturday publish the intelligence already telegraphed from the Express respecting Eupatoria. The Russian journal Invalide Russe, says The Russians lhad a successful affair before Kars on the 3d and 4th Set.:- General Williams experiencing daily ...

... Latest Intelligence. PROMOTIONS. Viscount Hardinge, the General Commanding in Chief, has received her Majesty's most gracious com- mands that Lieut. General James Simpson, Corg- mander of Her Majesty's forces during the late ar- duous and finally successful operations which have led to the fall of Sebastopol, shall be promoted to the rank of General. Colonel Charles Ash Windham, to be promoted ...

... U' The honour of Eaglaiad must be preserved at any cost to personal feelings ia the sentence with which our leading contemporary prefaceis its laboured attempt to throw dishonour on the military reputation of England. The safety of the brave men she has sent out must be a consideration superior to all notions of delicacy is the sentiment preceding his condemnation of the English General ...

... 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 ...