... -RB PROPOSED NEW TAX UPON LICVNSBD VICTUALLEBRS. Yesterday afternoon a large meeting of the licensed victuallers of the metropolis was held at Mr. Harris's, the a Equestrian Tavern, Blackifriars-rood, to discuss the matter as to the proposed osseesmecit by the Board of Iolead Revenue imposing 'an additional new tax upon lioented tl victuallers. o The meeting was convened by the Licensed ...

... Yorkshire inoludes the largest number of churches asash of the Establishment built of late years. and the compari- root. son between the beginning of the half century and the pre- had sent period is very remarkable. The whole number of The churehes built in the first ten years was only 6; and in the Poor last ten years, 163. Therefore, the Yorkshire architects comp have some scope now. Those ...

... to THE EDITOR OP TOE DAILY NEWS, SIB,-In your journal of yesterday there was a parsgraph stating that the above rectory, of the value of 5600. a yeaq, was vacant, and that it was in the gift of the Bishop of Winchester. It is, in fact and truth, the property of the p6or impotent men of St. Cross 8cspital, for whose maintenance it was given, with many others, as an approprsbtion, by Henry de ...

... THB EARL OF CHICHESTER ON THE TREBAT MEIVT OF CRITMINALS. .The .BripghFon Gazette contains the report of a charge delivered at Lewes last week to the Grand Jary at the Quarter Sessions for the Eastern Division of Sessex. The noble earl remarked that it would not be necessary to detain the jury by any remarks upon the calendar, which only contained four charges, and these of an ordinary de- ...

... (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) SCUTARI, OCT. 8. Miss Nightingale leaves to-day for Balaklava, and all the nuns or sisters of mercy now at Kululee Hos- pit3l are also going to the front. General Beatson, who i3 now at the Hotel d'Ang- leterre, Therapia, with his two aides-de-camp, has been relieved of hisi command pro tern. by General Smith, who proceeded from Buyukdere by order of ...

... LONDON, SATUBDAY, OCT 27.1 Oul esteemed contemporary who has taken upon tA him to be the champion of Jersey Lynch-law perse. h veres in his arduous task. Yesterday he came forth e in the character of a deep read lawyer, with a formal o srray of precedents from H Hansard and the reports f of the Courts at Westminster. But his attemjt to e swim in the turbid torrent of legal disquisition is ...

... THE SALT-TAX IN DIA. TO THE EDITOU OF THE DA.LY NEWS. Sim,-Allow me, through the Lediumn of your paper, to call the attention of the Indian, authorities to a fact which has been communicated to me bv an Indian friend, who, writing from the Saugur and Nerbudda territories, describes the condition of the inhabitants of those districts as miserable in the ex- treme, owing to the local government ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28. The steam~transport Niagara, No. 48, arrived at Sitheiad~t4 norhteg. from the Crimbea. Her date. are . Bslal~vaOet. 6: Scoisri, Oe. 13; and Maltal Oat. 18. She ?? 167 muilitary invalids, siek and vounded, 16 navel invalidsi e nd 12 merchant eeamen. The following offioel~asjx als0 eoma homae-in the Niaabra: General Sir Harry Jones, R.E.; Major Grahame, ...

... DR. KANE'S OFFICIAL ACCOUNr OF HIS LATE ARCTICAD VENTURBS. The following is a oopy oF the official report of has sit Dr. Kane, commanding the second Grinnell expeiition in the pa seareh ot Sir J. Franklij, to the Secretary of the Arneri- evptai can Navy : , n a evitabre, Our little party have returned in bealth and ssfeg. were e We reaceds& the Danish settlements of Upernavik onites the 6th of ...

... To THE EDITOR OF TIB D&TLY NRW6. Sin,-Allows me to call your attention to the sub- joined portion of a report of proceedings at a church court in Scotland :- Free Synod of Glasgow and Ayr.-The Free Synod of Glasgow and Ayr met at Gla'gow on Tues- day, in the Free Tron Session-house. * * * In the evening Mr. Gibson gave in a report from the Committee on Sabbath Observance. The report ...

... LATEST ] jEWS FROM ABROAD | TH1E FLEET OFF ODESSA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM 01l1. OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ?? ~appeared in our Evening Edition yea. tar1] HAMBURG, TUESDAY ArrsaRxoOX. Telegraphic accounts just received here from St. Petersburg represent that the Allied fleets anchored off Odessa yesterday, the Sth inst. At the time, however, that this important intelli- gfnce was despatched ...

... CITY COMMISSION OF SeWeRS. Yesterday a Court was held, for the despatch of public'business; Mr. Deputy PSACoCx occupied the chair. There was an unusually large attendance of members, prin- cipally owing to the election of medieoloffioer of health being fized for that day. TR3 VSH OF SAND AND SAWDUST TOD AaBICtnTUXAL PUURPOSES. Mr. E. WIrxitrs, of the Experimental Garden, Reading -a gentleman ...