... 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 ...

... MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1. In our second edition of Friday we reprintedalead- ing articles Irom the Times and Daily Nems, in which these journals discussed the operations against Sebas- ani topol on the 8th. The latter paper says brc 4i The principal correspondent of the Times-we are certain pes from severe conviction-labours hard to shew that the fault in dei the assault on the Redan lay with ...

... ULSTER SOCIETY FO)R Plito.%fOl'ING THE EDUCATION OF THE DELAF AFD DUMB AND THlE BLIND. A DEPuTATION fro m the above society hals visited and hel1d putt ie ineotlrgs in it el'rilo wing auixiliaries. lire meetings were well attended and respectable, anrd tire intereit manifested in the claims antl operationis oF the society rioitinires unabated. D1epuilt ?? 11ev. Wi. .iNi1 t i 11U11NSoD)IIC, ReC ...

... -LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. i, mar IT is not without indignation that we find in idea certain quarters an unconcealed tendency to throw actu the whole blame of the failure of our assault in tl on the Redan-not upon the chiefs who planned onc, the enterprise-not upon the appalling natural cour difficulties in the way-bat upon the chicken- tent heartedness and panic of the rank and file who were I ...

... 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 ...

... I (POM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30. The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Capt. Briggs, arrived here to-day direct fromu New York, with dates from that city to the 19th inst. She brings over one hundred passengers, and only a small amount of specie on freight. The Atlantic shortly after leaving Sandy Hook passed the United States steam ship Baltic, hence for New York, ...

... RUSSi.. ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 20. Under the heading of First impressions on read- ing the intelligence of the abandonment of the south side of Sebastopol, the Northlsern Bee contains an in- teresting article, which, though not wearing an offi- cial character, deserves attention. The author first gives a riesunii5 of the progress of the siege, and then goes on to develop the causes which led ...

... IMPORTANT RAILWAY METING IN CASTLEBAB I On Friday a numerous and highly influential meeting of the landed proprietors and cese-payers of the onaty of Mayo, and others interested in railway extension, was hold in the Ceurt-house of Castlebar. The meeting was con- vened by the Earl of Lucan, for the purpose of considering the best means for securing railway accommodation for that county. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGINCE. tone FRANCH. whorrier Old Itt PARIS, SEPTENItim 21.-The derpatcelses h~tv coal confirm the stratetgiO tmovernent which. it was aninournced r Ihe would be 'mnade by the allied arniesuftor the fall, Of e0 are Seibastepol. This. movement is intended-to cut off tre- a ,t retreat of tire. R'ussiansa. The..]ast desjratch of Prirace t tita. Gortachakeff confirmsthis, rnod is as ...

... TlHE ARMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCIIANGESJ W~'it DEVA'Tn'NTri'. hit Af Y IOVItS OItL'S. Williamn T. Dloyno, Esq., to be Chief Superin- tendent. WAR Orrincr, SrPT. 2S. Scots Fusilier GCia;ds-P. Palmer, to be Ensig1n anti Lieut., without purchase, vice tile 1-lon. 11. An- ncaley, prolmoted. li R iir V T. Ctaptain and Brevet IMajor the H1on. 1,. Corson, of the Rire Brigade, the bearer of tne despiatch ...

... 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 LIVERPOOL MIERCJRY.I . XONDAY, OCTOBER 1,185., ?? POPuL4 IMX SUP'EA S U AMARY. - ?? From the Rtevenue lit: oturns it appears that The there is a neet increase upen, the last'quarter of Spain £,61924,124, and -an increase -upon the half~y()r pected, of £2,929,699.Upon- the yeae thizcnet increase &opposid £&,3~~,78L This is chiefly infide lip by the in- -Aoce come Tax, the increase upon ...