... THE WA -AD SONETEHNG 1 THAT 1 - ~: .. IT T EHES. . S7 E-If-civilization implies .the ascendancy of reason in t'ce government of W people; then the ;English must le in: a very barbaros' 'cosdition if liberty means that the rii'llof: the people: 'should 'be'supreme, and'tho in- terests of the ination .the chief end and object of the executive powear'in- all its actions and de liberationls,. ...

... EL~ET ,- OrFZGEqt S,.HWADS. - .Tho number .of eick cfficeri going bhome,'- writes the Tiiesacorrespondent, 6'-iza'not-oW:the decrease. --Many of thoee wbosexamea.appear in general orders were, however, ei~ferereio;he atte k.0f~tbe.th of -eptemiber.: The pro- portion of, men iavalided.1rom illwhealth is. abuut equal to theanumber.of officers.-P-or- fellows, they, however, have no '.urgent ...

... D E F E AT 7 OF THE ; I RUSSIANS IN ASIA. 7 . . I I The following despatches have been received, announcing the total defeat of the Russiahs in Asia:- THE VioeSTxp -OF FortErGo .AFFMS, .AT CONSTANTI- NOPLE TO THlE Orrox&N ABABSSADOR AT LONDON. I Constantinople, 'Oetober 13. An official report, of the Commander- General of Kars, dated September 29, makes knorwn*to us the following facts:-.- ...

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... t ~ 1Oi7UIEI 4NTFklLGINGN.- The ?? price ,of food, in France ?? mich anxiety. -The Min tate: of the ?? has addressed a ?? ,toethe~pretisc,--.bidding-them. exert themselves to, mitigat the dietreso tbh people,; 'ealling upon, them ,to dip into :,the inexha~iible tressutyof public charity. .like other' -4oenmeunet of 4iis naurbethe minister leta..thatipsof the ,iton finger~peep.fromout ...

... IN-`THE CRIMEA TetlilWing'cborreapendeAce hasf'been~ received; but, Asi tioiL and'oobjiete of teepdto o~n~nt'hv t tackecien4'taken Kiubrn, if ldiea much dE its interest 'Camp-Mgbseo' l c.& 5A The eipedition sailed-the day WbatreaYetsjtoida.'2The force was not so great.. ps was generall~~'belived'thft't wduld-,bej' the French-contiogent of land troopi nbt edesd iug,'light 'thousand man ...

... ?? Lord Pammure has received a despatch and its 4nclosute, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Sir Janes Simpson, ?? .Sebastopol, Oct 9, 1855. i y Lo rd,-I have the honour to transmit to your lord- Ship the complimentary letters which I have received from ?? ilolnl IYthjesty ithe Saltan, onthe ?? of the ter- a:nti~ s h iege of .SebeatopoL. \ i : . ~~~I ...

... [From. the Daily Neews.1 In the French army men are raised to the rauk of mar- sbala when they have done some deed of valour or.'exe- euted some feat of strategy which is recognised by all as earning fairly the distiubtion. But the French do. sot take thirty or forty years to find out that a man is.fit to be classeda a first-rate soldier. For the courage or con- stancy he has exhibited he is ...

... I 1. BZOAZ -1 pl.7ERING 9 TH E PA rla~ The Russian sriad'ol , thicw h so cleverly escaped the -vigilance . of British cruisers off Petropaulowhy, has. again given ouir naval offioera the slip from Castries Bay. This equadron consistedof. the Aurora frigate, Dwina, Olteritza, sloop Kramsebatka, Guardas Costa and Voastock sloops;tlie latter a Ateanier; whilst the British. force cem- prihed the ...

... ?? ~ ~ 7 I I - ?? T XTrAO3DINAiY somil P- OF BEAT Al i E SAFE;LFE. ronl a Newv York JournLj Every lady' who. hais visited the Ndw. York Crystal Palace will remembe a white silk embroidered Shawl which was exhibited by Frank Bennett and Co., then pf Broadway, and which attracted considerable attention The head which designed, and the hands which szecuted, that wonderful piece of work will ...

... ;FORMGN: M aL I - ?? db- FRANC: There were rumous current that another attempt had been made to assassinate the Emperor, but they originated in a little scene that took plaee the ether day whlst he wa3 passing in his carriage through, the Champs Elysee. Several persons habited as worknmen.surrounded the vehicle and. shouted, Give aus cheap bread ; the Emperor stopped and asked them their ...

... .IWUL .BILD EIPLOSION. , Aterrifis boilerexplosion occurred upan' tb h werks of Messae. Losh Wsleon, and BeU; 'eiaker-tpon..Tyne, oa Mlonday. lle :en pereosacns-fiv smen' said two 'wys-are dead, ?? peeao is vary ill in thsinfifinny'in New. castle.' Meaers Loab, Wilson, and Bil (the latttnamed gentlemarn is Mayo of Newcasle) are the 'proptcr8 of the Walkte .Irsnorkr which Are of imioene ...