... The St. Petersburg papers publish the following despatch from Aide-de-Camp General Prince mou ravieff, which brings the intelli down to the latest period o The Commander-in-Chief of the Causasian Divi. sions reports a successful affair which the troops have had before Kars; an the night between the &d and 4th of September. Awaiting the full reports of the different commanders, Aide-de-Camp ...

... lx-W E p,,kLINAYN'ElG~ENCE. LOSDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN. a~ FridaY tbD half yearly meeting of proprietors was held| their OTfices, Colemanl-tret-builitg9, IMr. Jares Clay in SECBaTAr read the report, which stated- From Iresanties reported at the last meeting, the traffic Sie eaigl part of tile past 1b5)f-yeir was small, and the 9 heavy. The rolling stock was in a depreciated con- ensthe cost ...

... I NATIoNAL PRAYER IN AND THANKSGIVING. - , ,esterday having been specially appointed for a * ?? r i~auksgivilg for the success of our arms he Crimea, the cathedrals and churches in the t polis wrere attended by more than upq,411y nu- fJegregations. At most of the lurohes believe) collections were made to be devoted to - humane aud charitable purpose for th'eassist- e3 ,f the wnded soldiers, or ...

... THE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER J, 155. A whole Nabion prostrate before the Throne of Grace in Thanksgiving, ij a spectacle embodying the sublime of human sentiment and feeling. Yesterday that grand and beautiful thought, of gratitude for Divine Mercy, became incarnate and active in the hearts of the British people. Simul- taneously, almost at the same moment, the mil- lions ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN SALO-. MONS AS LORD MAYOR. On Saturday a common hall was held for the purpose of a electing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor, several of the aldermen, sheriffs, and under-aheriffs, met at the Guildhall at twelve o'clock, and proceeded in state r to the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, where divine service ., was performed. On their return, e The TowrN-Cci.ax, ...

... [rrno11 THE WECKLY DISPATOil.] it is rumouretd that Lord John Russell is to lead the Pee lites, the Manchester school, and a section (the Paking- ton set) of the Tories next session in an effort to crush the war. That is to say. he is actually to co-opernto with the very men lie resigned that he might turn out, to turn out the nian lie co-operated with. Unless be be actually withered at the ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY NEiWS. By the death of Admiral John Giirard, on the reserved I pension list, a vacancy will be *ocAsiouned for an aotive flag., officer as soon as an admiral, vice or rear-admiral, on the active service list, accepts the pension of £160, with lhs re. served rank. This will. promote Sir Thomas Hastings, C.B., I to the rank of rear-adruiral of the blie ; and, as a natural i ...

... THE LA TE HIRVE.ST. A Commercial Traveller of twentygfive years' standing, dating from Grantihamn on Thursday, thus writes to a con- temporary on the corn question:- As there appears a variety of opinions about the quantity oF food gathered this harvest, I take the lilrty of sendiugj yotn my opinion oa this subject, wid, if you can find space, aod think the remarks worth it, please insert ...

... On Saturday a number of gentlemen interested in aosything that may coaduce to the comfort and health of our soldiers in the field, visited the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, for the purpose of inspecting the tent erected there in the course of last week by Mr. J. West, of Great Queen-street, the patentee of the tents and bedsteads supplied to the Army Working Corps in the Crimea. When the Army ...

... RAIL WA Y RIGHTS. What are the rights of a first-class passenger ? Has lie a right to a seat in which he can sit at ease ? Has he a right to a place in a carriage tolerably clean? Has lie a right to shelter from weatther? Thesequestions are raised by painful experience of the Soutb-Eastern line. First, for the first-the seat, There are two sorts of car. ringes on this line, the old, and the ...

... ORIGINAL ANNEXATION 0F 7H13 CRLZ.IIB.1 TO TEE RUSSIANV EMI'IAr'. -4- The manifesto published by the E2ntSl!s (Catihe. rine upon the occasion of her troops entering the Orimea, to annex it, in 1783, has more than an historic interest at the present moment. The fol. lowing ils a translation Petersburg, August 1, We, Catherine 11., by the grace of God, Empress and sole Monarch of all the Ruselis, ...

... VISIT OF THE DUKE Or CAMBRIDGE TO TIIIRSKc. On the occasion of his R)yal Highness the Duke of Carn- bridge passing through Thirsk, last week, a most influential!y attended meeting of tho ilhabitantls of tre town and neigh- bourhood was held for the purpose of offering their co0ngrr- tulations to his royal hiahness. The town was gorgeously decorated with flags and bar,- rers; the bells of the ...