... - 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 ...

... c- The royal mail steam-ship Tay, Captain Sawyer, a, | Admiralty agent, Lieutenant Hay, R.N., arrived us at Southampton on Monday evening with the South ?? mails. Her datea ?? Ayres, ut September 1; Monte Video, 5; Rio de Jareiro, 14; be Bahia, 18 ; Pernambuco, 20; St. Vincent's, 27; a, Teneriffe, October 1; Madeira, 2; and Lisbon, 5. ld The'Tay brings eighty-three passengers, among as whom ...

... 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 ...

... THE COLLATERAL ADVANTAGES OF TEE CEASB. A contemporary has a paragraph of some interest on the benefits arising to various classes from the chase. He says- In Yorkshire there are ten packs of fox-hounds, one pack: of stag-hounds, and five or six of harriers, equal in all to thirteen or fourteen. Thirteen packs of fox-hounds of 50 couples each, or 1,300 hounds, consume annually 200 tons of ...

... UNIVEBSITY REIORM. It is stated that tile Board of Trinity College, Dublil, have, after a gentle pressure of the screw, avsiled tbemiselves of their powers, and decided E a oi Plrcing the Rhegius Professorship of Greekl U ll the same footing as the Professorships of d lath~einatics and Natural Philosophy. Hitherto C th rize was ouly open to the fortaunate holder of t] R ?? fellowship, and no ...

... UNIVER1SITY IN7EfLIEBNCE. OXFORD, OCT. 27. r, ; TR1 IMELANCHOLY CASE: OF DROWNING. ;o The fatal and melancholy case of drowning, vwhich was le mentioned iu T!he Morssiog C'Aronidc of Saturday, hln leen d investigated by the coroner for the University, Mr. G. V. w Cox, Pd.A, of Nevr College, who this afternoon, with a jury .* eomprised solely of memnbers of the University, held an in. 'quest at ...

... I THE CIIANCELLO.R Of THE EX(t7HE- QUZR ONT THE SEBASTOPOL EXPEDiTiO.W. At the neetiag of the Radnorshire Agricultural Society, held at jnghtoe, on Monday, the Chancellor of the Ex- obequler, the Right Hou. Sir G.0. LCewis, Bart., who pre- sided, in proposing the toast of the allied Reets and armies, said :-It is now just about a year since the expedition f upon which the eyes of all England ...

... J1 ENIISTMENTSl IN THE BBITISH UNITED STATES. - I (gOICL1MDSFDROM TUE MORNING5UQ CI1ON1OLF or OCT. 9.) UNITED STATES DISPRICT COURT. PHIILADSLPmRA. SEPT. 24. rooming Lb ?? of Charles Hertz and Ediward H Thi5 mrgcd with enilistinig eoldiera for the Crimea, to perbit'' t ue Britishb service, Was resumed. bt drafte 'eror examined oqucerning the advertisement Wiasee rubliebed ia the daily papers ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ?? I AN EARL AT HARVESr-HOAME. The Earlof Albemarle, whose practical speeches last session in tbe House of Lords are not to be forgotten, has delivered a timely oration at a Norfolk harvest home. The Earl and his daugh. ters graced and elevated the ceremony; redeem- ing it from the old scandal of riot and dranken- ness. Assuredly, the bounty of heaven in its ...

... ME TI O PA TAdITIA.s AuzGD PROPaRon MxnsDicAL TuBATU3lrT.Z-AR inquest was held at the George, Brook.street, Holborn, on the body et Elizabeth Linea; who was alleged to have died from improper treatment at the hads of Mr Julian, assistant to Mr. Whitfield, one of the parochs medical officers. he jury returned the foliowing ver- ?? EUliz~btb Lyses died on the 11th of October from the mortal ...

... DREaITF1L AUMTMIA1 Without exposing ourselves to the' charge of ovdr sa1- guisae expectations as to the rapidity with which 'our con- quest of the Crimea 'may be completed, we miay' fairly aluni e that ne~tory has declared definitively on the side of the aies - We know that the thiee 'beisieging armies are kin dgh healt, sEirits, and force; that their stores of every ind are vast; tgit'teir ...

... ArmVAL OF COmmsAZ TVvALDs.-Nearly one hundred wivei kbd abildlrenttisedldis ?? and:92nd: Regiments iveiu' Nbin on Tneoday., One Wohia gave bib tow'ae.ebhe .vyage b ton an 4lD~t~abll~na:ietidt v every ;kdness from the ceptain ahd.*jib'ad of athe eteamer (Slpb).1Mr. had her removed to the Royal Crimeall otel, and deaied that evezythigg necasaar~ at holn he doie for her. at tbe row egt.,c .A4°, ...