... 0 ST1MoNzAL TO MR. SHARMAN CRA WFORD. ' I . A public meeting was held at'Rochiale, on Wednesday Iy teijing, in the public hall Of that town, for the purpose of. presenting to Mr. Sherman Crawford, the late representative d of the borough,. a testimonial of esteem for his parliamentary services. Mr. Bright, M.P., and Mr. Mla!l, M.P., the pro. I, sent member far Rochdale, besides nearly 100 of ...

... , lip EPREENTATION OF DUBLIN. ted Mr. W. C. Donmville, son of Sir Comipton D y,. uville, has addressed the electors of this city* lI to0- aWhig. om REPRESENTATION OF ARMAGLI Oi The Conservative Registration Society has two meetings. and Counsellor Miller, son of lay late Dr. Miller-him6elf a native of the ceie er, received a requisition calling upon him toI0-la$ himself as a candidate in ...

... - -4--l PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Tbe following appoitntents were made at the Admiralty yesterday Lieuteoant-Franois A. Haum to the Calcutta. Good Servicoe Pensions have been conferred upon the fol- lowing offioers :-.Captaias James Hope, C.B,, Lord Clarence Paget, Thomas Henderson, and Lewis T. Jones, C.B. SHEERNESS. The Cuckoo gunboat, Lieutenant-Commander Augustus G. E. Murray, has ...

... %pp1FSS FROM GERMANY. [?aOX Oa OWN aCORRSPONDENT.'] BERLIN, OCr. 13. Though the result of the eleotions for the ?? Chamber is now known, it is difficult to 'ors an exact opinion as to the political aspect of the nexa 5sOmbly. There are not fewer than 145 deputies who had ot seats in the last Chamber, nd a therefore, to a great extent, without politi- atecedents. It seems, however, to be likely ...

... REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH- WARK. MEETING OF MR. SCOVELL'S FRIENDS. Last night a large number of the friends of Mr. Scovell assembled in the lecture room of the Southwark Literary Institution, Borougb-road, to hear that gentleman's expo- sition of his principles, and his claimtoreprosentthe borough in Parliament. l The chair was taken at seven o'clock by Mr. Collinson, of Bllackman-street, and ...

... TIO OF rT SHERIFFS OF I IIONQN I aguration of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex A; place yesterday At one o olock the Lord Mayor, in his '°tO PIrjage, 5ccompanied by the sheriffs and an unusual yber of gentlemen. the friends of Sheriffs Kennedy and 0onhor aldermenu and the City functionaries, left the g ldh~l1 and proceeded to Blackfriars, where they took i ° ter for Westminster, for the ...

... IMATROPOLITAN cOMmissZiNERS OP BIE IERS. he Aspecial court of the Metropolitan Commiisioners of lay Sewers was held tia Tuesday, at the offices in Greek-street. tad Mr. Jebb presided, and there was a very full attendance of Cu conrmmhissioners. ing The SHcROTART (Mr. Woolryoh) laid before the court the led following statement of the financial affairs of the aomnmis- ers sioners for Balance in ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1855. It was quite unnecessary that the Emperor of the FnRNCII should remind his people and the world at large, that his conduct towards foreign Governments has ever been frank and loyal. Frank- nesa and loyalty have been the characteristics of his policy ; nor has be ever departed from a practice of openness uuusual among rulers, except when the imperious commands ...

... 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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