... LETrER FROM ODESSA. In Le Nord, of Brussels, we find the ?? letter from Odessa: ODESSA, SEPT. 17. We are still without detailed news from Sebastopol, but I ought to mention to you the impression produced in our distriots by the news of the evasuation, of the southern part of the city. I cannot conceal from you that in the first moment the effect of this news was immense. The pro- foundeat ...

... The week has been almost devoid of new facts. The savages are still burning villages, and mur- dering Bengalees, and the troops still continue iu movement, but no special atrocity, or signal retri- bution has yet been presented to the public. Mr. Bidwell indeed has been appointed Special Commis- 8ioner to suppress the insurreotion, but no unusual powers have been conceded to him, and his ...

... THEXHCANCELLOR OF THE EXCREQUER ON ..TEE SBBASTOPOL SXPBDITION. I At the meeting of the Radnorshire Agrioultural Society, hold at Knightonon Monday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. Sit G. O. Lewis, Bart., who presided, in proposing the toast of the Allied Fleets and A&rmies, said- It is now just about a year since the expedition upon which the eyes of all England and of all ...

... ' PaaMamoo outONtDINT.) WI (FROM OUR OWNI CORDESPODN. WI [The following appeared in our Evening Edition yes- Wi terday]: - PARIS, TuESDAY BVENINO. sal The following important and unexpected decree Be relative to the sale of butcbeas' meat in Paris was placarded this morning, and everywhere attracted groups of eager readers: Wee, ?? of Police, order as follows: Ast. 1. On and after the 16th of ...

... I The following is the text of the rescript addressed I b by the Czar to the Military Governor of Moscow, i Adetaut General Count Zakrewski, a telegraphic t m Slcag ray of which appeared in the Second Edition of nol Aorning C hronic le of Mond ayay Count Arssenji AudreYevitoh-After my accession t, to the throne of my ancestors, I heartily desired to F visit my well-beloved and faithful ...

... a a a I a S 0 if e I- 0 a a is if 0 6y THH NATIONAL THANKSGlTING. A Privy Council has been held by the Lord-Lieu- tenant at Dublin Castle, at which were present the Chancellor, the Bishop of Meath, Judge Moore, the Attorney General, the Right Hon. Frederick Shaw, and the Chief Secretary for Ireland. An i order in Council was passed for a form of prayer and thanksgiving for the successes of the ...

... cst eotrf. BALMORAL, OcT. 2. Prince Frederic William of Prussia left Balmoral | yesterday. th The Queen and the Prince drove with his RoyalHighness Wl to Castleton of Braemar. an The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred spent the day at dt Loech Muick. El Viscount and Vlscountess Palmerston left town yesterday pe for Broadlands, Hants. Po Earl Granville left rown yesterday for Paris. it Sir ...

... The following extract of a letter from the officer of the Highland Brigade who first entered the Redan on the night it was evacuated by the RussisIeS, will be read with interest. Until be and bis party explored it, the allies were not aware that the Russians had retired: ' About 11 o'clock at night the Russians began blowing up some magazines and forts behind the Reldan, in the ,, suburbs of ...

... THE CROPS IS JAMAICA. d' _ ;r LIROM THE JArAICA m rofmrin JO EUIAL, SPUT. 3.] e The sugar crops for the present year have been gathered le in ; bat we are not yet in a position to ascertain their quail- tity, so as to compare them with the crops of former years. Id We have reason, however, to believe that for tho number of 0e estates still remaining in cultivation, they are pretty fair. In ...

... IMATROPOLITAN cOMmissZiNERS OP BIE IERS. he Aspecial court of the Metropolitan Commiisioners of lay Sewers was held tia Tuesday, at the offices in Greek-street. tad Mr. Jebb presided, and there was a very full attendance of Cu conrmmhissioners. ing The SHcROTART (Mr. Woolryoh) laid before the court the led following statement of the financial affairs of the aomnmis- ers sioners for Balance in ...

... THE ATTACK ON.CHIMS8E TPIRATES. The follow'ing, is a noore detailed cit6atcof thei C gallant attack la!pon~ a nest of Chinese pirates, rofiired to in our China intelligence of Monday, by the boards o~f the T United Statesasteasofrigate Powbatan and her Britannil addi Majesty's steamer. Rattler, Captain Fellowes, assisted by sco the steamer Eaglet, Captain Caldwell: (19 Two lorohas and five ...

... LATEST FRONi AMBROAD.i ADDRESS OF ALEXANDER II. TO THE INHABITANTS OF MOSCOW. tel ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 24. On the 20th, at noon, the Emperor Alexander, pa accompanied by the Grand Prince Michael, left Mos-s, cow and set out for Nicolaieff, after issuing the fol- be lowing rescript to the military Governor-General and co A.D.C. General Count Zakrevoki, for the citizens of co Moscow: at Count ...