... I ~ DESTRUCTION OF FORT OTCHAXOFF. The fall of Kinburn hag been quickly followed, as was anticipated, by the destruction of the opposite for tress of Otahakoff -a destruction executed by the Rus- sians themselves, who were unprepared for defence, and hid no mind to allow another of their garrisons to becoe2 prisoners of war. The fort, mounting 23 guns, which were completely assailable by our ...

... I The Times' correspondent gives the following par- tlcularsof affairs in the Crimea, op to the ?? MBiAkXATIOO 0 TBE EXPEDITIOiN. Oct. 7.'-Favoured by the mest beautiful weather, the expedition to the north sailed 'tis morning from l~anitsch, which had been chosen as the general ren- dezvoas for starting. The embarkation took plece psrtly in B7alaklava, partly in Kizatch bay. Our in. fantrr ...

... THE CAPIURE OF TAMAN. A letter from Kertsela gives some further particlarls of the sntcessrul atteck on Taman: - Tamam and Phanagoria, which are situated at only a short distance from each ether, are built on the slopes of hills forming part of the uninterrupted chain that bounds the horizon on the eastern 6ide of the strait of Kertsch. The distance separating the two shores is about nine or ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. Would it very greatly interest the reader to know that in a corner cupboard of a certain house in Bockinghamshire, there were at the present hour, four spiders-live spiders !-met together with the tremendous intention of clubbing their joint intestines to spin a large cobweb-a pat- tern; prize cobweb ? We do not think that the knowledge of this fact would ...

... THE GROWTH OF POPULATION IN CANADA, AND THE SAME COXTRASVRD WVITIZ TRE UNITED STATES. 25 ; Up to 1829 the population of both Canadas being but s 696,000, they occupied a very bumble position in the indus- trial history of America. Since then, although they have r had far less than their share of the honour awarded by Ea. 1- rope to the extraordinary advancement of the United Statep, ir they ...

... IIIELAND. ~u ~OF 'miss HINDS.rtlijre l ieds has died of the b rutal injuries , her by the Ibibbon assassios Bally- . ld fc her death is communicate4 o facte Ofho vi wrrites from Cavan. He oerop01 Jdence ha just becn received here of fi t1tel isg Hinds. The feeling of horror ltbb of 1ntU and middle classes of this town l they reY asamned of their county. Oe heri -ff of Cavan in the absence of ...

... . iP -I V2 L : :q ETC . ~. FOP I NT4EL41EINCB. 3IATDSTOXE.-Although the picking in. SQMO farolrill erounds-such as the Maginford Farm, wlhere the whole OrO? has been recured in tbe most aplendid coedili completed, there are -ra great many yet unlpicked iu Wt5 parish. We regret to bear at ?? matket; on Tlilut day, the!-most :deplorable accounts, from all quastetr of -the deterioratiou-n of, ...

... Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Sept. 15. i No. 1. The General Commsanding in Chief has g been pleased to grant leave of absence to Major Lumley, 31st Regiment, to the3lst of Dec.; Brevet- Major Ambrose, 3d Regiment, to the 24th of Oct.; b Lieutenant and Adjutant Padfield, 20th Regiment, H to the 17th of December ; Lieutenant Gill, 10th Hussars, to the 30th of October; Surgeon Dods, at 71st ...

... THE LA TE HIRVE.ST. A Commercial Traveller of twentygfive years' standing, dating from Grantihamn on Thursday, thus writes to a con- temporary on the corn question:- As there appears a variety of opinions about the quantity oF food gathered this harvest, I take the lilrty of sendiugj yotn my opinion oa this subject, wid, if you can find space, aod think the remarks worth it, please insert ...

... 0'OA-RD OF WORKS AND THE I BO sTA IMSTER CLOCK. feif days since we gave an account of the pro- 1j 3 respecting the great clock and bells for edion seg of Parliament, so far as they were heD sew in a soieutific point of view. The par- rSti; papers lately published are, however, 1m worthy of notice for another purpose, as afford- weo tjriking illustration of the determined ob. jD2a3- nest of ...

... x CO1MM1 TXAL OF A FRENCH SWINDLER Yesterday Char0es do Fl ury, who describel himself as an engineer, of Biulogne and London, was brought up at tl e Southwark Polioe-court, bf-fra Mr. it'Baekaft, for. inal ex- rQ amination, charge I Sitilt uslawfully obtaining 70,000 iron fire-bricks fromt Mr-. Pattrilk John Traguaer, brick merchant, es, 9, Baukside, tinder false and fradulent pieoences. - if ...

... EXPRESS FRO-, PARIS. ; [FROM OURt OWN -CORRESPONDENT. I PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. My letter of Thursday evening would almost have prepared you for the fall of Kinburu, which grati- fying fact I had the pleasure of informing you by itelegraph was posted up at the Bourse this after- noon. As your monetary report will show, it pro- duced a very favourable effect there, and this was increased by an ...