... THE QUEEN'S RETURN TO WINDSOR.-Her Majesty 1arrived at Windsor at 7-45 on Wednesday evening. CoMMrIssIoN.-4th Regiment of West York li litia- Arthur Hay Maude, gent., to be ensign. The Consul-General of the Republic of Uraguay and Montevideo has appointed John Rutter, Efq., of this town, vice-consul of that state for the port of Hull. Mr. Collender Goldsmith, of this town, passed his ...

... SUCfOND EIITTON. !t * ?? - ~ ' ?? - - - _ I . XnsacVr-rOfnlCE, XONDAT IdORKING, Ocr. 22:- a. ._.r SIR W. MOLESWORTU. L !a Opts tQ inqauire this afternoon, it was a ted is that Sir william was still alive but Bifig fatt, St m .THE~i PARIS DEMIONS'TRATIONS.1 ?? rowds agaui asgembled la Hyde. ParT 5to:day to hear or ions on the high price of bread Df grievance. ly V Oberao lpeaker~s ad ...

... A meeting of electors Of this ward favoumable to the return of ,jThomas Chaimer, Esq., to the town council, wmn held ?? g evening, at 'Mr. Itocklici's, Vau'chall-road. Mr. Williams Roth. y bone, Jun., was coied to the chair. onl taking the ichair, the olaiorman Intimated tliat be haod o received a note fres Mur. NV. ?? Maecgregor. It woo to the effect that in ?? of a dontcatic calalifty M1r. ...

... SCHEMES OF PARTIlE. !-ublio attention is so intently figed upon the it Fp-rcss of the war in the East, that horme politics Ca are likely to remain comparatively dormant for Se xwhile. The vigorous condition to which our co rmy in the Crimea has been restored, and the th pa cesseq which it has achieved, have given a no -.Egree of stability to the present Administration t I ?? its most sanguine ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST NEWS. erat Titt E [13VTU ,SRIC B A¶TtOltL rEaaie- and THE Cot' 4 LASPS 1FOR THE by OREIMS' ARMY the Theo, lobe aiyB. that the w* Sebastopol ,ica ill lgiisaribed on the oolout4 of every regimnt (ith in the'Cniig,; but 'it-isa not en determined oubt that thiote[,'shabl be given e qvety officer with: s in out refea ' to the Caiacter of his service. ing- ?? axi- .ODESSA- our *0iNoA, ...

... es- [en Tho iucal ?? meetingof theselectvestrywas held on l:o Monday,tho Itev. Rector Camopbell In the chair. The othtr lI1, memberaprooentworesiers Woodruff, Chow, WensleyTayloer, ho Satchell, Baliratow, J. Jones, Chesney. Whitty, Mellor, Denton, his Bold, Owen, Gawford, Bradley, Hi. Jones, aid Luff. se THE LATH ARORDIEACOX BROOKS. k The Chairman: Before proceeding to the bueinesoof the day, ...

... 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 ...

... r? W 'i, oil' ' f ? ? ) ?? lu , 0 ?l PI ? - , fill rp . i . ?? - . .1 ft vm i ? ?? 0 I . -w ?? JR ?? - l fro or. id- [D Tan ELECTRIC AND INTERtNATIONAL TELEGRA~. Dat ~~THE WAR. to The; Pnri~ Xonipair ~of Friday contains some, led deapitoh6eg frodrn 1taroshaIiPelisijer 'and Adnmfiald be, Lyons and Bruat. They are merely of a compli- re, to .ment4ry pharacter -and refer to the services, ...

... 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 ...

... SrVAsTroPL, Sept. 18, 1855. My LonD-In continuance of my despatch, No. 81, of the 9th instant, I have the honour to transmit the list of the names of officers and men brought to my notice by the generals of the Higlland, Secontd, and Light Divisions, on the occasion of the attack so the Redan on the 8th inst. I have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. Tbe Lord Paninure, &c., &c. NOIE.-The ...

... £ ISJUl'qkX KllV fl* - I' There have been various reports respecting the cruel eep treatment of the wounded British soldiers by the Rus- S airs sians. The following interesting history, received in a it heY letter from the Crimea, will howi that this cruelty is not L has always employed .- sur, CRINKiA, Sept. IS. nly Lieutenant Massy, nho only joined thie lead-quarterS of el the regiment ...