... - 9 tV T1uesday,.'OctOber 2.- WAR-OFFICE,,Ocr. ?? Bejt of.Drg.Gs hu.J le~h Capt., xithop5iirliase 7th Dkg, G k: -N. B.G~ifrfitd, ident., to be car., wijthot putobaoe;'rice S'tew'art, -appPirit6.d0f ihe 2dlDirgi. 3d Lt. Dr8*z tienit. FT. 1.~ ?? the -14th' Drgs.,, to be'-chpt., Without purceftA. Ct L-'rs':'at ?? jackson; froni bilf-payO te1hL. Dcg.,l beapt,' ithut urcase' 1th Lt. D~rgo;. T ...

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... LONDON. GAZETTABR .l War-office, Tuesday, October 9. - 1st Regiment of Dragoon Guards: Lieutenant Robert Earl of Kingston, from half-pay unattached, to be lieutenant, vice Sherwen, promoted, without purchase, to an unattached comrpany Cornet Arthur James Phillips Wadman to be lieutenant, by purchse, vice the EarI of Kings. ton, who retires. 2d Dragoon Gaards: Quartormaster Sivester Calverttobe ...

... IALIFQONIA JOM0,0I00 OAdL FOR I I - a; 9 4y. . ; \E- - . . . C C (FroE thewoazifo;iq O ~icle) .1. Judge Drunto, ,am~,eied a, Yrktgwn,,Tno.lumnne'county, for money. ., 2. John Flanninr, hung by Lynch Jaw; -near San Antonio, Alameda eoubty, on a dhairge of aseoi.7' Thbbodi'otft*d; Aimii ean's; who had 'bephmurd, foihi ne'ra 0iiiZ Los'Ang~e''e's 166 nty ;' ...

... ARY. XREMPk :..An associationf of -persoiis' whb coixtribute~ ,-~a commdri fund,',, ,,afa eo~ribine'f~ox ,tllhe purposdf ciismig paimsirand' ipen~a~ltiestotb, 'i,^n.4icit~d ,u~n,,thdsk'wlio,,fringe7',the la~w, undertake;:a :duty.which~demaiid'ssuch saar~ge, amount hf discietioii, and is,' therefore, sot 'liable'to lbecome .an intole-~ rable' abuse, that it.i proceedings-eanniot; beltoo ...

... : | - - - - _ - . . E1 I THE CRIMEA.: News by the Jourdain. MARSEILLES, OCr. 9.-Accounts have been received from Constantinople to the 1st instant by the Jourdain. The Fruinch army occupied important positions in- advance of Baidar. -The Russians, and the Allies charged with the deccupation of Sebastopol,0 redouble their fire and increase the fortifications on the north and south of the bay. ...

... EDITION FOR EARLY MORNING TRAINS ON BATRD'AY- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14,; 1855. I.; - I I I ; ?? , e:. f i . IORWAW RDOVEMEIT OF TE A LLIED I , Forces in the Crimea. The special correspondence from Sebastpol which has reached London does not by any means afford an adequate idea of the operations which the Allieslhave commnced: ' in the Crimea with a view of turning the left flank of the ...

... THEE CONTINENTAL MAILS AND THE' Weather. * The following communication has been received from the Secre- tary of the English, French, and Belgian Royal Mail steam.packet Company, being the report of the company's superintendent at Dover to the chief office in London I I : Admiralty-yard, Dover, Oct. 26, 8 a.m. It has been blowing a perfect hurricane al night. L'Imperatrice, with the French ...

... THE: GOOD FXAITH OF ENGLAND THE: . 1. - . - Bond of Union with France. : - A mani so penetrating, and reflective as the present EMPEROR of the FRENCH[, and a people so quick-andintel- ligent as his French subjects, cannot fail to have perceived, and duly estimated, the honouratle dealing which they have experienced in their recent alliance with this country, and of which, indeed, their own ...

... TRIAL OF STEAHAT&, PAUL, - BAT On Friday morning. Sir Johs Deas PaI, ifr.M Bate*;,and Mr. Strahaswere placed in the dock on a: series ef indictineits'for misdemeanour. The prisoners pleaded not guilty. - Sir F. Thesiger, on the part of the prisoner Stralian, applied that he, should be allowed to put in a special plea.containing~the disclosures made before, the Cmiusioners of Bankruptcy. The ...

... DESPAT CH SON _N , 18. enclos~ures, of.which :the oY are~ved ai esp aa.eaad its his iliip b n Ifo e cop ies addressed to ?? ' -0 ?? ?? ?? -- ?? - .. .- ^ ;*4 , ., SBY~sxioaor, :OCI. 6.,h I ty ?? Pelissier hningsiaiiied tie me his wish that the ?? ntuidbk' General ?? 'at Eipatoria, shobild he - reinforeed byjsoui&EI ?? to is is and have ordered.the brigade of light cavalry, under Briigdir er' ...

... | . NEWS IFRO THE CAMP I MI.A . A- The-morning papers have letters from.-the CamptoSepteber 29. The preparations for the winter are stil the staple of the news- indeed almost the only intelligeuce. The Russians seem to be settlig down on 'the north side.. Onthat side there arefew houss, but there are very large magazines. First on 'the western extremity of the northern shore stands Fort ...