... FRIGHTFUL C11UlLTY--3'1'ARV'ATION oT1F I FIVE CHIILDRENT BY T''IE[L PAUN'J'S. Fon a eonsiderable time ?? tile inhabi tauits in the eiglibelibouliooi iof' Co optoiL Stredt, ri's nowickI Square, Londont, and its sicinity, liane Ind theift atoieltion nttracted and theil 'felings irritatolI by a ?? Y of uI 1fortlolate ehildreon, From lilteell to scve yvenr.t of egc, pro witing about tile st rets, ...

... SECOND) EDITION. THIS DAY'S LONDON NE WS. FLY MAGNET'IC TELEGRAPHl] NE ?? OFFICE, 1 Loclck A. cs. T TI]:C ;!11,1 Thle Daily Ncls says, the fl'ther intelligence Whichls COIL ti 010 to arrir) ?? tileO Crime indnilcs us to believe ?? th i inmplrtlince of the recent 0o- meets of the all led armies In:LVeo not b i CII exa ?? .It All tile alvices as they conin to hland prepare us to look for seine ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HORRIBLE 3lURDER IN AMERICA. TuHE following account of a horrible murder com- mitted by a boy on his father, mothele, and brother, appears in the American pipers received by the last packoet:- Sterling, Cayega Co., Aug. 30, 1855. Our usually peaceful town as thtowwn into a state of terrible excitement thi 1inortintr, by tile perpetration of a dleed which strikes a chill of hor ror to every ...

... I H E WV N I. TilE FALL OF SEBA.STOPOL. (Pr71m the Tiwes' Correspondeitt-) CAM 01; TIo E A'rile it) Anmics ON 1111: Ti am f ?? -Ap SpiT'. Ittb-SCIe~t(isIIp was dfetildleil b, thle ?? Spadtie, anil sholel, allt was lilewke Nvot v by omplc- melts, 'o i'h ailure on the 1Stii of' JI te isiotils to Imve led to thoe disoovery. Notwithstandinlg the ?? bombl trdinont wvhieh pr'cefedl it, oviten the ...

... [1BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPSI.] I YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. THE CRIMEA. The following is transmitted through Hamaburg and Paris:-j St Petersburg, Sunrrry-.A despatci fromt Prince GortschlakloV, of the 28th Septemiber, ?? enerny continues to concestrate imnpos- ing forces oer our left flank. T1he enemy's fire agtiust the north side of Sebastopot continuetcs with unabatted severity. M1arseilies, ...

... TIE DIUKE OF SOMIERSET AND IR. ALFRED II HAMILTON. TuF. following correspondenice relative to a personal matter between the Duke of Somerset and Mr. A. Hamilton bas been published:_ 1, Whitehall Gardens, Sept. 24, 1I55. BV Loin) Dmra-Wishingi to see your Grace on a. subject connected with the boroigh of 'otnes, I called at your house otn the 11th inst;ant, and yonlr servant, who had ...

... TILE ElECTION lFOR SMIThFIELD WARD. Ilr will be spen by the report oF tile proceedillns con- titl witlh this electioln, thaitt S. G. Getty, Esq., lets been re uruedl as Councillor for Snilltbfield Ward, ill the room of Dr. Purion, resigned. It Was not approhmitotl tO titat any objection would be Made to tile retuirn of' a geentie man of sitch higih ?? anid suell long' ?? with Belfast; anld, ...

... IEASILY CONVINCED)! T esr wvilo are in the hitbit or subjecting the aver- inents of liouai Catholic vriters, as to thle spiritual or temporal progress of their Cluirch, to the test of common sense or siiple probability, ui st Frequently bo amused With thle cool iitpuiletce ' vitll ihwhiuh these writers insult thle intelli-eoce of their readers by coun11tilng up1on their Credulity. Talc, for ...

... MlUNICIPA.L ELECTION. SMITFIELD WNARD. TnE election of a town couincillor for Simithfieldt W\ard, in the room of Dr. Purdon, resigned, took place at No, 40, Mill Street, on Saturd;ly. Alder- man Mlagee was thle presiding officerand Dr. Lynch and Mr. Martin Harper acted as assesors The gentlemian put forwvard as the Conservative candi- date wces Samuel G. Getiy, Esq., and Win. Sherman Crawford, ...

... TIHE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT GORDON CASTLE. Tr ensmy being the first anniversary of the battle of the Alma, and his Royal Highiness the DUt1e of CanM- bridge being at tile time the guest of the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, a largeo dininer partY Was assetniple(d by tilvir graees at Gordon Castle to cele- brate the day. 'Tlhe dinner over, and the Duchess mn l other l]dies halvin- withdrawn to the ...