... LETTERS FRON THE CRIMEA. An oflE me of the 19!h Regient writes, undier date Stiptesb et 10-. The 19th Regimsent has stiffteed fleverely. We have 10 officci % wounded. 4 dangerously, and the othersial but S. r everety. We have 2 klled and 148 wounded 5!on I lhe mten, andl this towtW a force of 375, slt we could co [Ile to go into actikn. Some of the *Secr who was: doing the duty of paymaster. ...

... JOU&RNAL OF OPERfATIO.NS. g rroeeI ier Carresc'oenett ocf thes 27tm..) C AMU P c Tit A t.: a rn Aauit m t o~ ON eC r Ttae ir r -A Y o Oct. 13.-After I les-t vvrute to you a coneiderahite change tvok platce aill along our linle. It is ocee ofthotr I rhaerigen which. without eearttrial~y altering, the relactive position of the two armites, serves to determine wnore disieiele' their respective ...

... TlaE WA It Is 'T'21i ; L ET. DESPA'ICII FROM GENERAL SIMPSO.N. Iortd Panmure. on MnIav.; re'-ered a despatch from Cen. Simpson, dated Sept. 25, wherein G en. Simpson afterstatifn that the army was nil that could be edsiredl, | 5tia that the marked) improventent %ine ?? arduous nizbt dut;es had ceased was VerV atppiarenlt. obsesvcli- ih'he trooaps contineic to hit! empsloved in the constrtmtion ...

... 1 BLay ST. v,0mumvig~ T~qwdw, Oct 23. I auaAY ?? Grace Before thb e Rev. S. Hi. 'JWIzoMM r MrOU the Duke Of Grafton, it. S. 'Waddington. Esqj.. J. 1 1. Heighsawt. Esq., the Hon.. ?? Rev. A. Phipps, Peter HluddlestoCe Esq.. Gl OvenV Brown. Esq., Wde rhtr W br11yd.the Rev. T. B.r Sle' the Rev. ains B'qWe TayLd.W in iit he eV. N. W. Hall. wrte' Rev. T. Anderson, S eY Oafficn T.ut II. GW m kinsot ...

... TO COn 1SP SDTt. | e oranto, ed.rtake to Insert par4 p tiS sent ahfnTnyMO~iy. Win %h, wsite! or %tu ?? irrm Uakesworth f4ven us with hlj nauxe? We thank Anr E ?? for ¬bes letter upon tho dese- rrttton r4 .Uj b; t' ProtinzS at &th Ihatme; but It is evI. deol itha it wcq,~*j Wust ?? to Oh r, tont Ibe sulb*-t fbr the 1vW -evr ?? to cht4.. tho 1:3thers a the Star Of the F:Ul LWtrr. but: lte ...

... IPSWII'II. %ftftrsl#eY, Oet&Cbe# 20, Ilass. MICIREALSIAaCoa-lc UtNTS.-B7 the Gazellpecturnfl, it appears that the averages for thle four quarxtersi to )Miebel-mas 'Old !Style) vrere as follows: Quartpr C~odlar Wheat. Iartey. 00.ts 5.d. 5. 2 I . . clrafemmi, r * t~ p i 27 JASaeer T.! 73 * 27 3 ?? ?? . 702 at~t W 7 Wear reets; Mtarch. IRS'1 7I11 23' EAsT Stvrrt'or llosrvra.%.-Thc1 Mnomnttee ...

... ACCIDENrs AND OFFENCES. on Saturday evenin., a. liolitimso -h pened air-the Aetfer~y bemnect two Weatt niampi the Beec and the Vernoil wheni two -ice.. wer ..a.zfted. Aserious accidet It ii W~h'allen Ili. Richard P. Long. Soll of thle member for No'th Wit% on of hi: eyes lai-ug been accidentally desteuyed bly a shot fromn die gun of one of the keepers At -the Gtlasgow Cetra'tl PlieCourt, on ...

... THE WIAR IN THE BALTIC. R siva.,. Oct. 2.-TIhe weather, with the ?? of the interventionl of a fine day at li4tant inteltnls. is gl.omiy nnd cheerless. The dense fgo of the B dtic are of frequent oecurrence, antl the winter seacon 1% rapidly approaching. Thc equinort'al gaes have not been so stronm as at the corresuondiog period of Ilast year. The ships have ridden them out in satfetv, and no ...

... Before- Charles Ausfin. Esq., Chairman, the flee. J. Praitt, J. G, Sheppad EqCant. Corrance. Capt. Scurieber. IL C-Jle ?? G. Dauirhty. Est . D W alfordl, Psq.. the R ev. ?? D'Eyc Brats, W. 01i~o Esq., the Rev. E. C. Alston, F. Coirrancc. Esq The CflAIR5AN, in his chame~said. he was very happy to inform the grand jury, that, onl the present occasion, their 1abours would be very lihtlt there, ...

... On Mnda 16peole were killed, 3 badlr wounded, and 3 briedty an express train from Lyons rustning into a cattle train. Ayugmnin the Hlampsitead-mod last week walk&. i dout of his bedroom windown eaastate of sominearhu- lisat, and falling into a wa~terbutt, below was drowned. Elizabeth M'Jntash. or Scott, who was convicted at the late Perth Circuit Coart of murederiog her child, has been ...

... JOURNAL OF OPERATIONS, (Firin tho CorresjondEt of t:e Tines.) CAMP OV THt ALLIca AaammsI ON TttlTmttEr,`N'-A. Oct. 7.-Favoured by the most beautiful weather, the expedition to the north sniled this morn inz trout Kin. miesch. which had been chosen as the general recude. v011s foc startinz. The embarcation took place partly in Balaklava, vartly in Kazatch Bny. It was a fine sicht, ...

... THE RUSSIAN ARMY IX THE CRIMEA. The Courrier de d frieilles of the 31st in3t. publishes the following letter, dated Sebastopol, the 7th inst.:- W e have been informed that the Ru'sians intend to concentrate al their forces on somepoint of the Crimea, probably a: Simphieropol. It is added that the evacua. tion of the northern part of Sebastopol has been for some time decided, and nve have ...