... The foI ovrinr letter hbs been creivr.rd by Mr. Robt. Hillea, of WVoolbrirge, frorm a friend in the Crimea: ' S.S. Pioneer. Balaklara. Oct. 7. 180S. Mv dear Mr. Iiilten.-I dare say you tfhink I hare forgotten you. but such is not the case. lbe fiet is, Ire are so constartly employed running between this and Constantinoplc-thc pissame is only about 48 hours-tnaing stores for the troops. It is ...

... Mn. WV. MILES. ALP.. ON REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS. In llis charge to the grant] jury at the Somersetshire Quarter Sessions, held a few days since, the Chair. mail Nfr. NW. MILFs, M.P., ?? very Treat advantage to the country at large, and to young crimi. nasI themselves, that would arise fromt the estahlish- ment of refornatory schools must be obvious to all who had nnything to do with the ...

... THE MARQUIS OF GIAN8Y AND THE EARL OF HARROUVTY OX THE WAR. l~~- ~- -- - At the late anniversarv meeting of the Waltham Agri. usilturul Society the Marquis of GRANIIY Made tilhe ftl lowimt ObShrVatioD;n:-I in the first place, I tnust hr allowed on your part to l deny an accusation which I have sometirnes heard, that *'le fartmers of tiihcouirirv are in favour of war because it keeps ulp prices ...

... IHINC IFORD CONSERVATIVE CLUIB. This society, vrhich ez:nbmines ths ditcussion of oleiit k9 Whith the distribution of rewvards to detervin, lahcirelrs celebrated its nnmul weetit, on the Gth inst., at Casdle litlhizham. After the distribution of the )r~zes by Lieuteaunt.Colonei Bfrisv% the prcsident for the year. anout 50 gentlemen dined togefl-er at th Sell Inn lt. thie company including the ...

... MISS NIGHTINGALE & I.:RS. BRACEBRIDGE. The triennial coniinemoiatiun of the openint of the Wilton Parochial Library nnri Reading room was eele brated hy a public party in the National School house at Wilton, on Tuesdav the 9th inst.. the Right Hon Sidney Herbert, ?? presiding. There were about 5(O persons present, includine the family and visitots ot Mr. ald Mrs. Herbert. and among them Mrs. ...

... TIUS3, WAlt ,% THE EtaPT. THlE EMPEl'ORI OF RUSSIA. BEaL:M, Ort. 24. It is reported here that Prince Gortsehissoff hat re-tC Vreseated to the Emperor Alexander that there 5tC jreat di iculties in the pfesent popsition. end askig for iitructiotns5 hzther he shall risk a decisive ?? evacuate the Crimtn. ; Iumour adds thit the Czar hUL, sprained his foot itn the clost serious taunuer, and is ...

... TilE WAt 1N' TEI EAST. DESP.ATCII FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. A despatcb arrived at the War Office, on 'Monday. from Gencrlt Silpson, dated Sept. if4 Invint- irfore Lord Panniure a letter received from Marshsal Pelis'icr. hearing testimony to the services of Mpjor General Rose end L.ieut. Colonel the lion. St. George oler I who are attached to the head. quarten of the Fre-ne army, and recommending ...

... 11ISC.EII,.AN E(OUS PRo3io0I Ss.-ThC Queen lis hen graciouly Plens.q ed to give orders for appointinghiiE citlleney IeCCoute Vnillnn:. marsmlil of France, to he an I snariry member, and General James Simpson to be an ordinary member of the Afilitary Dirision of the First Class, or Knights Grand Croqq, of the Most Ffonourable Order of the Bath; Major General Hugh Hernfy Rose, C.B., he ...

... THIE BILLErTING SYSTEM. The Uev. G. i.31s. ci: bolai to thie Goal at Great Yar. mouth, uakcs the foilowitn inspot taut oburvations in his lastreport tottie ?? in quartersestious:- I canuot Ecrae this report withoutrecordinr s few Oh serrations upon Ihe circumstances which have so greatly increased the number of prisoners in the year jut cont-luded. The number was 426 : last year it was 25-9. ...

... | The Queen left Edinbrh on Wednesday morning a little before 8 o'elock. Lone before that hour thou- sands opeople had assembled in the Queen's Park, while the road leading from Holyrood to St. Margaret's station was lined by military. whose bands of music played for nearly sn hour. The morning was hazy, but the sun had jusi broken through tht ?? mist when the Royal coreige appeared, and tier ...

... INDIGNITY TO THE ENGLISH CHAPLAIN TO TtIE BRITISH! LEGATION AT VIENNA. Vtvt%%'A Oct. ?? a ch.renrpected and excel. i lent netinc chaplain at ihe lritith Legation was sub. jeterd on Wednesday last to the indianity of being tal:en un by two cnds tarnitn, Whi:o met the rev. rentle. man :vwlkinz rather fast through a wood in the delight. ful neighhourhood of Modtinz, ner Vienna, on his nav tO the ...

... MIISCELLAY NETSF Wae htave muceh gratifiaon in announcing that tier Maljesty heas conferred the Order of Kinizht (irand Cross| of the lath ont M lVaillant, the hesd of the French arMy, who, as Minister of War, has had so great a share in tbe organizatin of the allied expedition to the East. cL have before stated that a similar decoration had been conferred upon the Commanders of the French a ...