... 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 ...

... n,.. .r~.~rnn-u Ir M.RnaUR OPPIC2, MONDAY FoRPnio00, OCT. 1. C TTHE WAR. The Morning Advertiser ?? alle3 have estab- t lished batteries in Forts Nicholas aod the Quarantine, which dorinate Fort Constantine. The report of an Le expedition against Nicolaiieff, and also against Odessa, rstill prevails. ?? Daily News says -Our correspondents at Paris and Hamburg both forward the following:- ST. ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN SALOMONS FOR I JLORD MAYOR. On Saturday a Common Hall was held for the pur- t pose of electing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor, several of the aldermen, sheriffs, and under-sheriffs met at the Guildhall at twelve o'clock, and proceeded in 5 state to the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, where divine t !iservico was performed. On their return, I I The TowN ...

... IRISH AGRIOULTURAL STATISTICS FOR 1855 8.: 28, 51! Lill 927 04 18 82 32 50! l3 An abstract of the returns of the agricultural sta. 13 tistics of Ireland, ordered by government, has just been 18 completed, and exhibits the extent of land in statute acres 58 under crops in this country for each county and province 42 in 1854 and 1855. That for the latter year bas been com. 50 piled from returns ...

... 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 ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TEX DAILY NEWS. SIp,-In reference to this subject, your corre- spondent, Mr. Frewia, through the medium of the Dal~y Pezma, has put a question to me -which I desire to answer through the same source. Hte says, And in answer to Mr. Manuel, I would ssk that gsntleman why he recommends all this prodigious delicacy i' Of curse the writer means to say I am for winking at the ...

... I Dr Mg Mr. Thomas Avison, solicitor, of this town, and one of It g the executors of the late Messrs. Holmes, in a letter to 25th of the Afantx Sun, gives the following statensent as to the grea id present position of the estate, and the not very flattering aprospects of the creditors al might t ke olestlon to thspirit and tone of some of the Ti iid cvmmcnu on! in such letua but I pass these ...

... -LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. i, mar IT is not without indignation that we find in idea certain quarters an unconcealed tendency to throw actu the whole blame of the failure of our assault in tl on the Redan-not upon the chiefs who planned onc, the enterprise-not upon the appalling natural cour difficulties in the way-bat upon the chicken- tent heartedness and panic of the rank and file who were I ...

... I (POM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30. The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Capt. Briggs, arrived here to-day direct fromu New York, with dates from that city to the 19th inst. She brings over one hundred passengers, and only a small amount of specie on freight. The Atlantic shortly after leaving Sandy Hook passed the United States steam ship Baltic, hence for New York, ...

... RUSSi.. ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 20. Under the heading of First impressions on read- ing the intelligence of the abandonment of the south side of Sebastopol, the Northlsern Bee contains an in- teresting article, which, though not wearing an offi- cial character, deserves attention. The author first gives a riesunii5 of the progress of the siege, and then goes on to develop the causes which led ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGINCE. tone FRANCH. whorrier Old Itt PARIS, SEPTENItim 21.-The derpatcelses h~tv coal confirm the stratetgiO tmovernent which. it was aninournced r Ihe would be 'mnade by the allied arniesuftor the fall, Of e0 are Seibastepol. This. movement is intended-to cut off tre- a ,t retreat of tire. R'ussiansa. The..]ast desjratch of Prirace t tita. Gortachakeff confirmsthis, rnod is as ...

... I NATIoNAL PRAYER IN AND THANKSGIVING. - , ,esterday having been specially appointed for a * ?? r i~auksgivilg for the success of our arms he Crimea, the cathedrals and churches in the t polis wrere attended by more than upq,411y nu- fJegregations. At most of the lurohes believe) collections were made to be devoted to - humane aud charitable purpose for th'eassist- e3 ,f the wnded soldiers, or ...