... | WEATHER lil. THE IT L TIJII.VEs -Di T7Ely. F 27.-The weather appears to have chen 11gede rlin is Ibllit g th1is itort i. It is, we IN V sav. t first for ftull a month. I lhe gilss hlas crone o!t:. cersiderahly since yesterday afternoon. The Ah COe3? ,70A ofle 01f X Vedclsay, after all ;dine o ('ie rccent flCI wveather. says :- This ailsliciotis ri.c:t- stuncC hals been em1braced with ...

... 11 r ?o t i 1?..t i -il I ??i 1.1 f c I 1.1 A t II c ? - -- ?? I&-- Th'iSCilrAT, TITLEr, - TevENrrss REOISTRATION C APPErAL, COURT.-A t the Court of Appeal from decisions of the district Sheriffs ia the six nolthern countics as regards claims for the registration of voters, all appeal by Bishop Eden against a refusal to enrol. him as the Right Rev. Robert Eden, D.D., Bishop of Moray and Iio ...

... T E-I E WA RI. THE FRENCII ATTACK. (From a C'ss-respiensdet ef La Prcsse.) IltrEOREi SEBASTOrOL, Sept. 15.-Thi Malail-boff wvas constructcd mainly for the purpose of protecting the neighbouring works, and lived, it must be said, a little on its credit. The two faces wave singularlY constrtucted at their coping; the erubrasures were formed by enormous picecs of ship timibers, having between 70 ...

... E D INTDURG Ff SrimE-O DEAIn.-Ofl Sunday morning a woman namc i Jane M'Cullocli, residing in the WVest Port, was f'uuind dead ol the floor of her house'by a neigh- bour who had occasion to enter. She hal beeen drink- ing cseivclystve understand, for upwards of a week. ATrEcMPeMT SUICIDE,-On Saturday afternoon, a woman residing, we believe, in Riddle's Court, at- ?? to put n period to her ...

... (The'fpllow'i/lf (rll/CarelC'I it, our S'econd and TY~iMr . . Elitiomlls (f Sat ardy(.) (P I\RMAN INTELLIGEINCI,. The BD.U Netvs says, that nothing but ijnoranec of the means and process of conmunnicationl betwcen ERipatoria and London conld have led to a doubt of the intelligenca sent by their cor.'espondent on T[hars- dav, relativc to the landing of troops at Eupatoria. Thc Tiales contoins a ...

... t O r 5 P. 0 it b C li C THANKSGIVING DAY. TO TIE EDITOR OF TIlE CALEDONIAN 'ERCUIIl. Saii,-I attended the High Chuvlil yesterday fore noon, and was muci; sarprised to oh.,erve that ?? the Magistrates, nor the Judges of tie land appeared in their official capacity on the occasion of the thanhs, giving prescribed by the Queen for thc late victory although the heraltds and pursnivalits (that ...

... . FARIs.-The writer of a private letter from Sebas- topol, in thle Mniteur, says:- The establishment of an administration of the port, and the appointment of a naval commander is spoken of. No time is to be lost in clearing th.e channel. Our military and maritime adminis:rtieons will takle up here their winter quarters. The Rus- sians will soon male out quarters for themselves in the field. ...

... cl i q l t t IIiq t11 c x t. lFRANCE. Itl:[S AX1) TIME FOOt) QUEsTIosO. The Puris paipers hiave at this nonient two sub- jects ol which they tre inexhalistible: oic is the wai, tibe other the alinient ar' crisis; and oit of tilis circle they do not budge. Upon the latter question there is n strong difference of opillion, ouc part or the press holding that distress must be alleviated by ...

... ,? p it it of t 1) ? 1.1 r ts 5. NiOW THE RUSSIAN ORGANNS VIEW1' THE FALL OL' SEBASIOPOL. The Russian journal Le Nosrd, published at it 11s- sels, which lately excited great amusement by reprc- senting the forced evacuation of tcbastopol by the Russialns as an advantage to them, hasjust published another article in explanation of what it had pre- vionsly given. It says:- It is certain that in ...

... '26 G nt e ? n t c 1 1 i ?? ? !? ., ? 7) - 1. ? I , , 1 N ( I, NNID? TiIE ClUSLIN VTLilUiCT.-Tche last girder of thlis manjestic viaduct upion the loop) line or Tlalf Vale l'x- tension of the Hereford, Abergivenmv. allid Newport llailkava, was suecessfully raised a ibo days sinhe, amid the rejoicings of the public and the worlkpeople. the event being accoipalnied with thc (lischargC of ...

... ac kb o lliall : t t i ic ' V ?? EDINBURjPGHI, MONDAY, OCTOBER l, 1855. 1 SECOli) ar.l Tilll') El)Il( S al e Publislwlwd cntaailing E IA tho Latest Xcw f imnpo(itarllc. No additional intelligenlce of aly value, respect- e ilrg the milovemen01ts of tbe belligerent forces in tbe Crimeca, has co01e to hand, but public attention is fally occupied in discussinig tile causes which led to the ...

... &A ',Cl RI aL. (1Fron the London Gazette of Friday.) WAR, DEPAUTYMENT-AIRMY 'WORKS CORPS. William Thomas Doyr.e, Esq., to be Chief Superin- tendent. WAR-01FICE, Sept, 28, Scots Fusilier Guards-Frederick Palmer to be En- sign and Lieutenant, without purchase, vice the Heoni. H. Annesley, promoted. DnEVET. Captain and Brevet-Major the Hon. Leicester Car- zon, of the ride Brigade, the bearer of ...