... SCHEMES OF PARTIlE. !-ublio attention is so intently figed upon the it Fp-rcss of the war in the East, that horme politics Ca are likely to remain comparatively dormant for Se xwhile. The vigorous condition to which our co rmy in the Crimea has been restored, and the th pa cesseq which it has achieved, have given a no -.Egree of stability to the present Administration t I ?? its most sanguine ...

... es- [en Tho iucal ?? meetingof theselectvestrywas held on l:o Monday,tho Itev. Rector Camopbell In the chair. The othtr lI1, memberaprooentworesiers Woodruff, Chow, WensleyTayloer, ho Satchell, Baliratow, J. Jones, Chesney. Whitty, Mellor, Denton, his Bold, Owen, Gawford, Bradley, Hi. Jones, aid Luff. se THE LATH ARORDIEACOX BROOKS. k The Chairman: Before proceeding to the bueinesoof the day, ...

... SrVAsTroPL, Sept. 18, 1855. My LonD-In continuance of my despatch, No. 81, of the 9th instant, I have the honour to transmit the list of the names of officers and men brought to my notice by the generals of the Higlland, Secontd, and Light Divisions, on the occasion of the attack so the Redan on the 8th inst. I have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. Tbe Lord Paninure, &c., &c. NOIE.-The ...

... £ ISJUl'qkX KllV fl* - I' There have been various reports respecting the cruel eep treatment of the wounded British soldiers by the Rus- S airs sians. The following interesting history, received in a it heY letter from the Crimea, will howi that this cruelty is not L has always employed .- sur, CRINKiA, Sept. IS. nly Lieutenant Massy, nho only joined thie lead-quarterS of el the regiment ...

... :i, Lt of DERBY TO NOTTINGHAM AND LINCOLN. I- Mail ar rn STATIONS. 121 23 1 23 1 2 12 12 4 1 2 123 - 5.- OISS. Olas. OISS. CIog. OISS. deas. Clss. CIs., CISS._ a. Departure from a~m. a~m. a~m, a~m. P.m. p-m. p-m. p.m. p.m.- .-Dry. .3.527.10 9.20 11.30 3. 0 .. .45 6,45 8,30 Sponderby 7.125 9.2b 11.35 3. 6 ..5.23 ., 8.36 Li IL Borrowash 7.20) 9.30 11.42 3.11 5.. .8 .. 8.41 M ed ?? ?? 9.36 11.47 ...

... TIHE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Fsiosit trie T2lies' Spec it? Ces'sestpos dent.) (CAMI- ilFOIRIlI: SEuASTOPOI, SEPT. 29.-Tlle con- trast between thno actual pioceeduings of the Ollies armies since tile 11s or' this snonstin, and the fevered dreams in Iisich the public at home, iis represented by the Ipress, aoe indulgiog, is as ?? as it is painful. The Russians, so far from flyilngr it' discom- fori ...

... EDIN B UJRG III. COLLEGE ?? new arrangements with reference to this ?? came into operation. yester- day, and it is now open to the public for five days of the week at an entrance fee of Gd., and onl Satur- days without any charge. 1RSICGNATION OF DEAN Op GUILD F1RASER.-We learn that Dean of Guild Fraser has intimated his in- tention of resigning offie in November, assigning, as the reason, a ...

... E D I N L U II l HLA. DIETETIC REIrOicI.-A lecture was delivered List nigtht in thc Quecnl Strect IHall, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Vegetarian Society, by James Simpson, Esq. of Lancashire. The chair wias oc- cupied by Arthur Trevelyan, Esq., who briefly intro- duced Mr Simpson to the meeting. The lecturer stated that he was anxious to impress them with the belief that tuc vegetarian ...

... DESPATCIIES FRIOM (I ENLRAL SIMPSON. Mlat 1)ElttrAIENr, ')Cit. 8. Lord Psnnmurc has this dtt13 lrercitcd a despatch and its ctc osures, of which tile following arc copies, alddressetl to his Lordsbipj h! (cnerzil Simpsoon:- Sebastopol, Sept. 25. My Lord-I have the honour to transmit the report -of the priltiil Cc l mted ical oictr tor this wvcek, as 'well. as for the wseek ending 158t ...

... THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the barrister appointed * revisthe list of voters for the metropolitan county, held his eigheth ceurt yeterday, atthe New Globe Tavern, Kile- and-road ; and revised the 'ists for the parishes and places within the 'selling district of Mile-end. yrj. joseph Davies attended on behalf of the liberal * terests. Mr. T. Alley Jones represented the ...

... (knom OUR OWN COOBBESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The Bourso was more calm to-day, and but for the f further fall in Consols it is thought the Rente would have improved considerably. As it was, there was a decidedly better feeling. The Three per Cents., after I opening at 64, declined to 63.85, and closed rather firm at 63.90. Credit Mobilieroscillated a good deal and closed at 1,120f., ...

... TO THE ED1TOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sirt,-The admirable articles which have lately &a~ppared in your! paper on the subject of railways have been so excellent that, although I cannot hopse o equal them, I trust I may do some. service by just calling atten- tioa to one of the reasons why railways do not pay. Tbe chief cause is tbe jealousy and discord wltich prevail, more or less, at the boards of ...