... I SIR JOHN ROSS ON THE AUROR& BOREALIS. At a meeting of one of the sectiona of the British Asiocation, on Monday. at Glasgow. Admiral Sir John Ros read the following paper :-The comimunicatio f had the honour of making to the British Association for the Advnceesent of Science at Belfas. on the Wnter- ing subject of the muror borealis, swaverbal, and there- fore not entitled to a notice in the ...

... TUZ ATTACK ONE THlE MEDAN. The folowing is etrtcted from an interesting letter JUst received from a private in the3ith Regiment, dated h' Sept. ?? About half-past twelve o'cl0ck the tricolours were planted an the Mielkhoff. and a few minutes afterwards our men-the 41st, 62d, and 90th Regiments-com- menced the asault on the Relan. and wrem killed one by one as they mounted the parapetL We were ...

... ., ?? , , wl. a[yito>llff] ?? Aor ,,A the. i I I'll a I I I ~aCi'..' ?? MA.- 01nt 0! thle teiv. C. ( er Sp ~ellatt, ?? en tlected a Ie&Iow C.~ee anibr;i ! Ic w lie tir't C:'.icul £.fro.n t lIV arsi Of(rceliln.. hil, Ibeen ?? M,-r'. 1,aco~l andl Co.. by t he iV, 1. .. i; ?? ot the, funlds of the Ea~st Suf. .1jlTl, k 4-l V ?? tii J)Iatj'.it church of - I't 'It prlhled hY thot lNev. Cuo.. ...

... MISCELL ANEOUS. We undertand that Prince Albert ha-. derided upon visitiklg Birininahami, for the Purpose of laying the first Stolle of tile butin idnis of the Birminghamt and Mid land Institute, nit the l22d or 23rd of next mouth. His Rtoyal ?? the Duoke of Cain~hridre arrived e at i'nowsiev ont Monday nii.ht lt pon a visit to thle Earl of lDerlbv. Oil 'i ueida mornin:; the Ituke. accoiupa.- ...

... IHINC IFORD CONSERVATIVE CLUIB. This society, vrhich ez:nbmines ths ditcussion of oleiit k9 Whith the distribution of rewvards to detervin, lahcirelrs celebrated its nnmul weetit, on the Gth inst., at Casdle litlhizham. After the distribution of the )r~zes by Lieuteaunt.Colonei Bfrisv% the prcsident for the year. anout 50 gentlemen dined togefl-er at th Sell Inn lt. thie company including the ...

... - afte EpsUivid 3otrnal. SA.I;TURPAY. )CTORFt. 13, IS5., At the lae Aivizcs fur Suffolk, that most ?? atd exaemplary Judge. Sir James Parke. called tiu at- tention of the grand jur. to the importance of provid- in a reformnator institution for juvenle ooffnders. W'ith a promptitude which entitled them to the great- est credit. the grand jury took the subject into con- sideration. and in their ...

... Indlepiend.enit (irder of Odd Fellows. MIanclhester Unity. AN NXIVERSARY AT IPSWICH. The friends of the above mstitution held their nani. vcrarV rat tbe Corn Excianze on Wednesday last, when t!i- n ciuhers of the followint- Lodes of tile Ipswvich ?? ict. conrsiasn tie ?? Orwell Lodge. the LoQal C'onmerce lodge. and the Loyal Briton's Pride Lodge. It hat :,een the rtnttom for rears past for the ...

... The Ceauittiemnel says that the differences between Piedmont and Tuscany are likely to be amicably nr- r:.n11ed. An English company bas come forward at Constanti. nople to execute thc railway between elgrade and the capita]. Other proposal~s ar e xpected. A lctterfrotn Berlin *tates that preparations are being made nt the Ilnssian Ebe basy for the receptionl ol a membher of thle l uperial ...

... MIISCELLAY NETSF Wae htave muceh gratifiaon in announcing that tier Maljesty heas conferred the Order of Kinizht (irand Cross| of the lath ont M lVaillant, the hesd of the French arMy, who, as Minister of War, has had so great a share in tbe organizatin of the allied expedition to the East. cL have before stated that a similar decoration had been conferred upon the Commanders of the French a ...

... JOURNA9 OF OPERATIONS, t From the Cam POD-1cilt Of the ?? CAM!P arvons: SEIASTroiPo, Sept. _1.-There are rumourS in camP. tlit there is a short and simple letterfrom ?? in Davwning-street. rielee. trwc teiegr3th. *o spare the docks of Sebastopol, end to leave the publi tbuildings untouched. The cannon. hall and shell have flown farter then the lightning and these stately cbjecti of solicitude ...

... Less than, three yea's sinee an illustrious assemblage stood within the walls of St. Panl's Cathedral. The occasion was the interment of the great commander who had so often led the legions of England to victory. There were present representatives of all the great monarchics which had been the allies of this Country in the war which the dead hero had concluded. Among these was a General past ...

... TlaE WA It Is 'T'21i ; L ET. DESPA'ICII FROM GENERAL SIMPSO.N. Iortd Panmure. on MnIav.; re'-ered a despatch from Cen. Simpson, dated Sept. 25, wherein G en. Simpson afterstatifn that the army was nil that could be edsiredl, | 5tia that the marked) improventent %ine ?? arduous nizbt dut;es had ceased was VerV atppiarenlt. obsesvcli- ih'he trooaps contineic to hit! empsloved in the constrtmtion ...