... so, GgO G8 THE i.RTTr.' SOVTHWARl. TUB-CWAL MANAOOUWMT BSLL. A moeting o a the ratoepaYerOF the parish of St Georga~tboe Aartyr,!Sonthwark, ~waas' ?? evening at the EquestrIastTavern;, in the ,dllackfrials-road. to protest t agafinst the prigoipla of granting Sany pensions or campen-a station allowakeesa' to these officers in the parish whose emoluments mary bae been abolished by the ...

... ANECDOTBS OF THE FRENCH ARMY BEFOREj ANEODO.ES I SEBASTOPOL. .. I (Fe10s A CORRESPONDENT.) A WELL-TIMED ADDRESS.-While the attack against the Malakhoff and Little Redan was going on, a powder mage zince suddenly exploded in the left curtain of the Nialskhoff, between it and the Little Redan. Many men were scorched by the explosion, others wounded by the fallieg timber and stones, and, worse ...

... *T WO MAiLS LYRN2v DoWx A.OCEsDALs. I ' , ?? 1 , 54 ' -~ ~ 11. b2 Jo ?? I . ; Late ?? : onfljgrat io con 4enced in tbhecotton mill of tMessfI. aada 8; Jennqlgq,. Bajilhi strut@, ehdili,wbich dsatrosest propeityoexinimtoed to be worth nearly 25,0001. The fire wan flhstmbherved about ten Ininu~tea pact iiseia onte of tbe 'willowiog roomson the first floor, and the floors being saturated with o ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. a SIB,-As the rate of discoant is within one per cent. of the highest rate known in modern times, the stock of bullion within about three millions only of the amount g in 1847-when the suspension of the Bank Act was allowed- and a crisis appears imminent, in spite of the fine harvest o and weather, surely it is high time that the attention of the a public ...

... THR HYTH9E SCHOOL OF MUSKETRYL The following instruotions in reference to this importtnt military establishment havejust been issued from the Horse Guaards IHHorse Guards, Oct. 26. 0 Sir,-Additional candidates being required tor the corps of permanent instructors of musketry now in the course of organisation under the regulations issued frum this department on the 13ch August last, I have ...

... LONDON, THURSDA Y, OCT. 18. THE Turkish victory at Kars is an affair of far ht greater importance-of better augury for the future or of the Ottoman Empire-than the public of Western at Europe appear to be aware of. In the Crimea the B. battles of the Turks have lbeen fought by Frencb, of English, and Sardinian soldiers. The Osmanli have re remained or have been kept in the background. The ox ...

... THE ROYAL TRAIN AT DABLINOTOY. The royal train arrived at Darlington Bank-top t Station yesterday a few minutes before noon. An itmmense E concourse pf persons had assembled, amongst whom a large a proportion of Quakers were conspicuous, one of their body, s, Mr. H. Peaee, the late visitor to the Court of St. Petersburg, having, as presidentof the Daslington. Mechanics' Inetitute, tl been ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF MESSRS. DE LiSLf AND JTANvTRIN.- IEETING OF ORERDITORS. l Yesterday morning a meeting of creditors of Messres. De Lisle and Janvtin, the bankers, whose payments were suspended a few days ago, was held at the banking-house, No. 16, Devonshire-square. Mr. DoNAmy Done-EE was called to the chair, and there were also present Mr. Hankey, Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Pickets- gill, Mr. Brooking, ...

... 7777.w I DUBLIN,OcCT.216. IT ?? ~ U not find it easy topr etely after their owvd i beE tiuMt. L0uca, he Dewb 1B whose death produced a a very general feeling dte t throughout Dublint n yesterday. The council ot e Tenant League have e emderimeedzyg for- W1fF6W d ioonslder ?? ?? sense of the I j.- ftheir drt in Drme-corutry boB suffered by I his death. ..There are now ?? eeatssthose of. ?? ...

... VISIT OF, 0 A'CHBST R G9;I-, . oc.t -if An iniportont; meeting, of Msndhe'9terwmerohbflti '~jand~othen-took lpes is~dpea t ,Great1Grinisbfs if5 WIl ]4colnihire, twae aiemi~irs of thil council, of the C himber 31: baffing:-SPR40, 40%11amt~ibat tbejpita~n ofthsdl ieitcri j fof the echt;laedadiicnsieawyC' A pony, to vie w the 'nesnifiSdnt ne~wd Gickesift'tbat 'P0rt.` 1fzse 5.17acty. included-, ...

... Tnv relations of the Great Powers become daily more complicated and perplexing. A time appears c to be drawing nigh which will crave wary walking from those who guide the destinies of England. To judge by the tone of that portion of the London Press t which is influenced by Ministers, we are on the eve of a breach with the United States. In a goodcause 4 we would not shrink from such a ...

... METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL LAW i I ASSOCIATION.-MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM. The annual provincial meeting of' the members of this associaition was held in Birmntighamn on Moodsy and Tuesday last. The meetings took place in the Lecture Theatre, in Callmon street. The first meetioR was held on Monday afternoon, under the presidency of T. H1. BOWER, Esq.,. of London, cbairman of the committee. The ...