... I SIR JOHN ROSS ON THE AUROR& BOREALIS. At a meeting of one of the sectiona of the British Asiocation, on Monday. at Glasgow. Admiral Sir John Ros read the following paper :-The comimunicatio f had the honour of making to the British Association for the Advnceesent of Science at Belfas. on the Wnter- ing subject of the muror borealis, swaverbal, and there- fore not entitled to a notice in 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. ...

... ALARM AT ODESSA FROM THE PRESENCE OP THE ALLIED FLEETS.I The followyint is from th- 3Military 7eitutg:- ODessA. October O.-Yesterday evening tihe tele. graph near the villa inhatbited by Geaersl Lttders an. nounced that many of the enemty's ships were in sight. This morning, at about nine, they were within fen versts of the city, and sixteea ofthezst-sevcrat of ishh.h were gunboats-4ould be ...

... I ISCELLANEOUS. IIn eonsequence of the remrkably fine weather which ?? previls in the Hihlands of Scotlad. the Queen's I risit is prolonged until Wdnesda. the l7th inst Hih ?? Prinre Frederick William of Prussiz has arrired in sown from visitng her MUjeat, and the Prine Consort at Balmoral. His Royal ieh. ness proceeded direct from the railway station to Cl. ridge's Hotel, Brook.strect where ...

... couIMcSPO4NEV~EICE. To the Editor of he Ipswaich Jouriaa. DF.Ar Sin.-Obszrvinc in the Journal of last week an rdvertizeinent resp iermi the creditors of IJohn Thoimas llaml Ion, clerk. I beg to inform you that :1 person of tbat narnr- has latelry officiated in some chur-emer in this dee:mry. represeutin: himself as havint: he.n admittedI to W)cavon's Order bv the Bishop of Chichester; hu I ...

... RUPTURE BETWEEN THE SARDINIAN AND i TUSCAN GOVERNMENTS. Diplomatic relations between the Sardinian and Tus- can Goverunients have been now (or some time sus. pended. The cause is of a private nasture, and may secm to some trivial, but the dispute has already be. corne serious, and may have important results. Italy hns been spoken of by an Austrian statesmen as a acozraphical idea, dud it is ...

... A merting of the Burial Board was held in the Coun. cil Chamber of the Town Ulls. on Monday last. 3ticorgz Josselyn, iq.. presided. ?? COMMIVIEE. !t trst nuroun ecd that the Committee, owing to the late Period at which they had received the required do. cuminuts, had been as yet unable to make their report, but that they would be prejiared to report in the coorse of next week. After a short ...

... TUZ ATTACK ONE THlE MEDAN. The folowing is etrtcted from an interesting letter JUst received from a private in the3ith Regiment, dated h' Sept. ?? About half-past twelve o'cl0ck the tricolours were planted an the Mielkhoff. and a few minutes afterwards our men-the 41st, 62d, and 90th Regiments-com- menced the asault on the Relan. and wrem killed one by one as they mounted the parapetL We were ...

... ., ?? , , wl. a[yito>llff] ?? Aor ,,A the. i I I'll a I I I ~aCi'..' ?? MA.- 01nt 0! thle teiv. C. ( er Sp ~ellatt, ?? en tlected a Ie&Iow C.~ee anibr;i ! Ic w lie tir't C:'.icul £.fro.n t lIV arsi Of(rceliln.. hil, Ibeen ?? M,-r'. 1,aco~l andl Co.. by t he iV, 1. .. i; ?? ot the, funlds of the Ea~st Suf. .1jlTl, k 4-l V ?? tii J)Iatj'.it church of - I't 'It prlhled hY thot lNev. Cuo.. ...

... THE WAR IN TWE EAST. THlE ALLIED AlNIES, Casmp op Twit ALLItD Aiasece, Oz' THI: Tclra. 2tAYA. Sept. 17.-Nothing, has as Yet taken place fronm which one can jndge of the future operations ofth allied armies in the field. The ?? which have taken plare since thre Russians ahitudoflad #the south side.mrused appreheaslons and made etatlon necessary, and. until cverythinut is done to insure the ...

... MISCELL ANEOUS. We undertand that Prince Albert ha-. derided upon visitiklg Birininahami, for the Purpose of laying the first Stolle of tile butin idnis of the Birminghamt and Mid land Institute, nit the l22d or 23rd of next mouth. His Rtoyal ?? the Duoke of Cain~hridre arrived e at i'nowsiev ont Monday nii.ht lt pon a visit to thle Earl of lDerlbv. Oil 'i ueida mornin:; the Ituke. accoiupa.- ...

... The electors of this horouoh are most active in select. ing candidates, one of whom will be required to lill the vacant seat CaUSe by the deceav. of Sir Willim 3oles - worth. Mr. Georse Scovell, a uharfineer, resident in Southwark, and Admiral Sir Charles Napier. aE already fairiv in the field, and have expressed their determina.; tinn to ro the poll. Other names are mentioned ns likely to be ...