... its uls ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 0 ;t Every~rnanl -of right feelng-andr'ot~ ordinary isense omusts sincerely sympathis-& ,withkthelpoor, and eepelly'ith then hard-working and.laborious.chirswheii bread, one bf /the prime necessaries Ok life, risesto, ahigh prce.j.,s~- 'pathising,Xo~weV~er, with the ,poor i, .such~ a case, andX,en'-,. 'deavouring-to, allev~iate their suffierings, ,is oneatbing;Aand; ...

... ALARMk:ING': POSITION 'OF EAIWAYi A ' 1ffama . We believe that the railway interest' is 'in an -unsound financial condition, and th at, owing to misrule and jobbery,'there are not half- a-doxen companies in the kingdom but would derive advantagefrom the appointmeot of 'a Sharehgoldersi' 'Committee of Investigation. At the lest half-yearly-meeting' of the: 'London and-North' Western Company the ...

... EXTRACTS- ROM A LETTER BY A YOUNG O0PICIR OF ARTILLERY. CaMP ZZ2Oa SMEASTOiOL, SzP. 29. I write this befbre our mail from England comes in, for which we are all anxiously waiting, to learn what the people of England think of us and how great was the excess of excitement on receiving the news of the fall of Sebsatopol. The latest we have yet seen is Gaiigssaat of, I think, the 11th, stating ...

... ?? .. ?? Pi~ ThTile ns 0,o e em i ood op6~ i jit thboeatin, o;h wie r n*y'e~ddxee a'I bry ofteda -w o eiistd cermon ealy n.the ,aronsed by the f tAwlwiose.vI- General~lsirhs et ae asa'fFsr, ?? from her -a t-h ~rn rs . -o0 b Bt. Of th -later orde lses~eits.e ?? rs-ofand e bs~o rare, ditinctlioi o-f th 1adCoso~h~Lgon ofdnor. Th~emdntossdigr oft En ssall ' hddJ reinb setiItDbIe~ frorkh,A UM.g ...

... I8PO'I :^A:DBWNTUREBSA.THEl NW 0 i .- -'U~l:Worid.' . f::. : e By Lieut. CAkPlbLL IfARVE R.AL.- Two: vo1S. :tufst and Blackett, 13 .et~ arlhorioulxgii street 18.55.. e There' a~re not 'more 'fascinating 'book~s 5arittbn thanitlhs~e Thichra ewnenh pleasantly and naturally whioh~ieot,ofthe beaten'traelk. eofconventional life; .they. transport you. to, scenes so. .differeni 4romx those- ...

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... T ' L(ONDON-, . c AND, EWING , e-K eepe' Asso'eiaon.: Ad * A. meeing of ember of the, above assiociation ~too.Vplace last TinfidieiissjiiAth Fri~eaisous' Tavern, Great Queefi-street, Lineoln's Inn-Aelds, fr the purpose of presenting Mr. Ytes, iho lately filled-the offices of Vic&e-Peident and President-oftthe Asso- ciation, with.a teistinonial' of the high- esteoum-entertaiui for him- by the ...

... : ~ I; .. . _ ..4 . ?? ,A 3 - PiR311ii OPINION.7 \ - ?? SuL_ ?? ?? , . taiia Suxlta ,TO Ti1 DITOZ OP THE 1A51, S ' r sy oure correspondent bearin w ?? sleepy y to deI pme ofSmnus thinksprope to ser at my'! orirection' a orldto the dateo f the aU poductionoft actorcan;m 'ill you allow Wole, for~the 'ein edfc~~i f hi ete aned all whom it mayl concern, tro pepeat wa aebeoesae produced D6eeiber ...

... : | - - - - _ - . . E1 I THE CRIMEA.: News by the Jourdain. MARSEILLES, OCr. 9.-Accounts have been received from Constantinople to the 1st instant by the Jourdain. The Fruinch army occupied important positions in- advance of Baidar. -The Russians, and the Allies charged with the deccupation of Sebastopol,0 redouble their fire and increase the fortifications on the north and south of the bay. ...

... EDITION FOR EARLY MORNING TRAINS ON BATRD'AY- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14,; 1855. I.; - I I I ; ?? , e:. f i . IORWAW RDOVEMEIT OF TE A LLIED I , Forces in the Crimea. The special correspondence from Sebastpol which has reached London does not by any means afford an adequate idea of the operations which the Allieslhave commnced: ' in the Crimea with a view of turning the left flank of the ...

... ARY. XREMPk :..An associationf of -persoiis' whb coixtribute~ ,-~a commdri fund,',, ,,afa eo~ribine'f~ox ,tllhe purposdf ciismig paimsirand' ipen~a~ltiestotb, 'i,^n.4icit~d ,u~n,,thdsk'wlio,,fringe7',the la~w, undertake;:a :duty.which~demaiid'ssuch saar~ge, amount hf discietioii, and is,' therefore, sot 'liable'to lbecome .an intole-~ rable' abuse, that it.i proceedings-eanniot; beltoo ...

... THEE CONTINENTAL MAILS AND THE' Weather. * The following communication has been received from the Secre- tary of the English, French, and Belgian Royal Mail steam.packet Company, being the report of the company's superintendent at Dover to the chief office in London I I : Admiralty-yard, Dover, Oct. 26, 8 a.m. It has been blowing a perfect hurricane al night. L'Imperatrice, with the French ...