... 'The last acclants from the Crimea, says a letter from Vienna of the 30th ult., in the Post Aupt Gazette, come down to the'28 h ' Information had reached the French ca'ep that the itoeslan army had basn reduced tc 120,000 mefi by the losje3;in thelate combats;' that General *Gort-7 schaleff was endeavouring to concentrate his forces as'. mucl as possible, in-order to be able to maintain ...

... SINGULAR STATEMENT IN THE TIMESV I The Timm, in a leading article of Thursday's impression, states, in the following terms, that GenqriePimhpson'sit re- call was promised, on condition that the ' ldiag-jourial would abstain frsm fther-omment on his inecpacity. The Timem says:- It is now nearly a month aince-the foll details of the fight at the ]iedan were given to the world. The country is ...

... TH E WAR, TH CRIMEA. j, The fllowng commications hkve' bden rebdived from &ebaestovel:- , ! - ?? ' ?? ?? ?? 2t. If there. is any intention en the part &othe 'Cocmian dere in: Chief 'to muk-a. uny use't cf the abrt aitadnalor second surmmer,' or, whateder elain tlj fe! 'weais of' fine w'tathet which'piretdd the sCrisisiain' wate'rn m'b'e :cs lled, it. is se close 'a secret that its execution ...

... DESPATCH FROM -GEN. SIMPSON. WAP: DrarwixTr, Oct. 18. Lord Panmure has this day ?? a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies,' addressed to his lordship by General Simpson:- . Sebastopol, Oct. 6. ?? LGrd,-Marshal PeliEssier ?? Fignified to me his wish that the cavalry force ender General d'Allonville, at Eupatoria, sho-tld be reinforced by some .Eglish cavalrv, I at ...

... T.E TISlES ANfD lTHERFENE REFuEES. LFreom the Tiiaes.J A document bae been lately. circilated, signed The Committee of the Revolutionary. Society.-Felix Pyat, Rougee, Jourdain. These three persons dre, we believe, located en British soil. Their production is entitled MA Letter to the Qaeen of England, and ?? of considerable length. The Emperor, Napoleon, with a magnanimity which does him ...

... GORTESCAOFr P PRtDiCTS THE DESTRCI.d TION yr TliE ALLIED) ARay.. Atlength wehave Prince GOWrsCHAKEopR'S version of the fall of Sebastopol and comparing it with preceding documents from the same quarter, that periodically appeared in: the Invalids &ussq, we -fiundhe Russian generalissimo's tone is somewhat altered, and i$s far battr adapted to his owen situatio, aand the character of those ...

... REYNOLDS'S: NRWSPAFEI. * 0 DA?! OOTOBER 21, ICU SATURDAY'S EDITION& TEE TFAMNE. PRICES orP PROVISIONS.- WHxO 1iikzS Si&i35FiCES VoR THE WAR? When the Times asserted on Monday that the higher classes made gre'ater sacrifices'toward3 the'presemnt war than the lower and industrious .orders, we wfere for a moment' inclined' to think' that the leading joutnal was indulging in that figure of speech ...

... . EL&NEOUS.- A. ExIo aiD PmIOMB o WAl-An Armenian Officer, holding the'rank of a colonel in the Russian army, is at Present in Liverpool, and during the last few days has' frequently been observed in Brunswick-street, where Greek corn merchants meat do congregate, in company with some of the younger branches of that fraternity. He was taken prisoner at the captura of the Malakoff by the ...

... Ijoe , Ol I, a!, I - t ?? ?? v s ?? t jvrln ontinent. A&t* this moment 'North Americts ; thw~ho'orla';-yat'is not losa o~rtsea-fitting out at this moment pfraz rica fl1bU~tW~ o 9fli,7 deetingdy'to carry wa and' S bilea dsflib theS ~ of a .eiofudief neg~nh. bour., Th6 ese Bsdto' ?? N VBtIO sanction of Vb Alel dcan Government- are not iped by its funds, wib not tbe Coan iMeV Its - fi s-buty hed ...

... THE DURE OF C&PBRIDGX AT -IVERPOOL Otrom the ni~ei. . .. 0 ?? ?? ?? T aes my.; Vommercs.has. not nuaslly.beea wanting in respect for the profession of arnie..' siction of X thentilitarfin school have even ?? Wmerchants and mianufacturers ofI awarding an undue amonut of admirition t' the defenders of tbeir couniry, bht in time of war, atileit, the honour' paid to our Nelsons. and Our ...

... I A I d7 ::,FO M l . , -NIN justaddtssedthe Public Inis~ioticjn and Wo~rship hap :: folfowing tter to the archbishops and bishos:-P~ai81 Ot11, l5d. Moiseeignalr,-Divine rovi ence,' to w'hm'e haviet ed tubli f thanker giving for the victory granted to our arns, 'i pleased. in ~this Mem norable 'year, ?? down His' blessings on; France and tphe peror. hi et Jet'e y hasa deigned' to sharge me ...

... ou o o'wiw vonlisvoxnmt- PARISI FriewDA MoxiuNG. The Govenmment and Bonapartists are in high glee at the expulsion of the three. refagets from Jersey. The Bona parie clique ma'ies no scruple ot epeuly declaring that the English minist y dares not refuse that to Louis Napoleon they would have, denied either of his prediecessors on the French tbrone, and make no concealment cf his being a.t the ...