... GOSSIP OF THE WEZX. *The great topic of conversation for thia week has been the letter 'f Dl. Felix Pyat to the Queen,,' a portion ef which -we published last week. When the present Sir Rrbiert`'Peel,- At the instigation Of the Prime Minister, got up in his nlace in patliament and demanded the ex- traditio of Victor Hugo, Louis Kossuth,. and 3oseph Mazzini, we-denounced the detrhand as a ...

... CONTDINAL UWPZSTITION. a The peasantry of 1Hsingaiy,. droatia, Iilyi,;i Dalmatia, Poland, and Turkey, . still believe n ,vaipyree. asd all attemtp to 3radicate the belief have failed; They hold, that; the vampyren, when -baried, remain..with their e.es open, aud that their hairi end nails constantly grow ; that they romefroin the -tomb 'atdead of nightV add 'sbd the? -bleod of their. ...

... COMMUTEER: Mlr. G. W. M. ERzToLDs, Chairman. rT. W. P. Roberts. - l Mr. John Shaw. Mr. John Mmlue. M 'Mr. Roger O'Connor. Mr. T. M. Wheeler. 1 Mr. William Davis. - Mr. John Dicks, Treasurer. Kr. John Arnott, 9ecretbry. An adjourned meeting of the above committee was held On Wednesday evening last; KMr. John Milna in the chair. Correspondence wae read from Preston, stting that a com- mittee had ...

... - . E TL D Do. cas- At lengkth, after ma ymoithe of ineloiouiu'naEtitity, the allied flieet in. the: Bulak-Ba hay, effected opieratiou wh~ich fitil, probablylead t. i~utlhesinpo~rt. ant resultl. Tlkelsrrender .of Kinlburn,sand~the do-. struction of Olohakroffth etworforts commanalding the entrahnce ot ,the river 1uj,ileidisig to tlie great Russian a~rsenal of.Nicholaieff-hava opened tlie i*a t ...

... To RALTIO FLEET. The1following'communication has been received from the .i .-fe:Dantzle October 19. Exactly one iyea has elapsed. to-day since the Baltit fleet under the command of Admiral Sir Charles NaPier, bide adien to the Gulf of Einland ani set sil for lKeL -It.appesr3 however, to be the intention ?? Dun- dias.tomasntainbhia.po 3itio inthe Balti.this. year as long. saOpomble, although, ...

... THz COIn'T On1 Monday Prince Prearicik Wisam of Pelis 'left Balmoral for London . : I ...

... TIIE WAR - TIh9'absence of' teegraphIC news leaves us almost in the dark as to the latest events in .the Crimea. Goff- ,ichahloff d' ?? 'Of the '9th .annotiices the departure of ?? Engrish- fest; Marshal 'Pelissier describes a cavalry eaceunter, in which thoe Russians were defeated ; and we l1arn also that the RuWssiaS are strongly fortifying them- 0elv'sJon-the northern side of Sebastopol. - ...

... xi)ND BANQUET AT ILAGPW. MU- I ?? ?? !1L- .. * The grand .)hnquet in .calibration oft the Crinean vic- tories'carne off, the other-day, ,in the City. Hall,. and was attendedvwith the utmost auccess..' TheAdeco-ations of the ?? were very similar, to those at the recent 'banquet of the British Association, -with the following additions:- Over the chairman's.ssattatthe east- enl.werae suspended ...

... TiE ZART. OP AL3EMARZJ O` HAoIEST HOIg0mES IN -GLAID. . . i -The '9llsge ofBEaham, near Attleboropgb, Norfoib, has just witnessed' an attempt by'the,'Earl' 6f Albbimarle, as siated by some of.,the neighbonring clergy ,and ?? mioke . harvest homesi more nearly approaching their. original object and design, and to celebrate,-byressonable and sensible rustic festivities and good eheer, the ...

... IE. REFUG~EES AN1D TH 3ES -PE}ISETIOMT. .The ChannelIslands of which GuernaeyJaud JJersey ,are the principal, formerly belonged to Normandy, but aretbe only. remnants of,3that Duchy.,-which now~per- t~ainito X nth rithCr~i. , They have, been At dirrent times t scenes4 yanousattacks, 'detences, andstrug- which fromz an earlv'periodof onr hstob: wve hamve wpgcd 'with' Prah'~ee .'There 'iave even ...

... WHAT TH THUH AND SAID OF LOBI NArPOZON. SIR,-Thbs is rather ane'mportant matter, not so mtach fromi the immense influence which the Times exerts, as from the indication *hich it gives us of the change which the: Great. British mind has undergone. The'power of the Timieis lain its unrivalled' fiexibility. ' It adapts ibself with'ii itmkost: ease to a]1 sos't of. cir- eumstances. It is the. ...

... ?? ., ?? ,- .:I ?? ?? - - - I -ALL.I - O - -, - ?? - 7t, P-^ :;c Vtwhs-tgreed at th cabinet; counibl held..on Monday ~th~t~sn~r~t~soa ~honl reeved.7-tbat Was. thei coartly'tirmn ea..mplioyed-fromthe command of the ?? ir the Crimea. The thing jy a ?? at ciij h .QnralnAipaon haa been appointed;v butbi his nme is riot yet kn~wn~- Wat we currently, ieported in, military crlic, that General ...