... LATE, ST NEWS. Jol GREAT BATTLE AT KiARS. d her DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. hat. 2500 KILLED. h rty, [eY Tarl EL ROTRItC AND R101rr'ATIONATO, TELEGRAP.tpIl a in' FoaREIN Ort'sou, OoT. 13, ] 1 30 t'.ei.-A tcle-a cid1, 5le gr~tphic dospatch has been rece-ived at the Foreign by Office from Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, dated ruet Thcrapia, Oct. 12, stating that the Russians r tech attacked Kars ...

... v i r i t D f t 4 c 13 x t 5 S. 1? ?? 16- -- . TIIE WAR-OW1 SHIIALL IT BE 1l lOSEtCUiIED? (The Press.) Tbe gravity of tile existing situation is recognised. O() every side tilhe LICsti 11 is aslked -For whet peir icis tnhe ils to bc centis ted 'his is at questiott which caitnot be shinked. 'bose persons should be )est prepariedl to swer it woo are most anxious for the ca1tin:atce, of ...

... An officer of the Light Division writes from the Crimea, under date of September 26: - Captain James Doff, of the 23rd Regiment, who was taken prisoner on the 5th of November, 1854, the day of the Battle of Inkermann, arrived here a few days ago, having been exchanged at Odessa. His own version ot his adventures and treatment in Russia differ from the accounts which appeared in some of the ...

... GENER.AL EPITOME OF NEWS. The Grand Duke Niiebolas, oil his return from Southern Russia, is to proceed to Berlin to visit the Prussian Court, and to invite tile Kinog to -Warsaw. T'he Empieror and Emprcss of Austria have returned to Ischl from their visit to the King of Bavaria at St. Bartholomna, near Brechte.cgaden. The King of Hanover will shortly proceed to Wurtemberg, to be present at a ...

... SECOND) EDITION. ,aORYING 0O11JLVICLE OFFIOR, Maonday, 12 8O P.M. LATEST FRoM THE CTfCMEAE IBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.1 [FROM OOE OWN OOISRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, SUNDAY NIGHT. The Capitole, steamer of the Messagerieg 1w- p6riales, arrived at Marseilles to.day, bringing news from Constantinople to the 4th inst., an d from the Crimea to the 1st. iI is definitively settled that the nAglo.Turkish ...

... T E5 WA :R . TIIE ALLIES AT EUPATORIA. (From a Correspondent oft/te Times.) STIRRING NEWS. EXJPATORIA, Sept. 26.-From tlse date of my last letter the tranquillity of E upatoria continued unbroken, except by such occurrences as tho arrival of a Pacha. or thc capture of a Russian prisoner, until tile fall of the south side ol' Sebastopol aroused the Turks to un- wonted activity of mind-an ...

... LOND)ON, OCTOBER 13. The Command-in-Chiief of tie Army in the Crimea. -We believe that there is no doubt of the fact that General Simpson has resigned his command in the Crimea, and recommended General Eyre as his suc- tcessor. The Government, however, have declined to accept General Simpson's resignation. - West End Correaspondent of Daily Newis. The Foreign Legion.-On Friday tile screw-steam ...

... - - ~~i THE TRUE GUARANTEES FOR TUE STABILITY ]OF TUE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. ;ho It is now upwards of threc-quarters of a century off sines, in 1774, an heir to the French rmonarchy In asecended the throne by right of lineal descent from let his predecessor. During the eighty yehrs that mi have elapsed since that period France has seen two lof rpuhlics, three dynasties, and more constitations ?et ...

... Oll. SECONI) El)ITION 01I - If -0 THiE LAST. V'iennma, SImItmyI Alevies from Constanitiniopile of Oetoler 1 LtIm' Imat tlhe EIIli'll CoUItiiWgotit is letnimclv des- ir Varnmnawid Setlimla. Jvuriuml de Conimslmhtimiople says:- Four dv;i. 'c also C.xpectCJ from Fvllummce. Tiaws ili a leadin m li rticle says, the itilelligeimme 0l0e Cmimnta andl Asiatic seat of IVar is tile .Iporltamt it luas hal ...

... AL. W di jwtOLLStdN ?? RAMLWAY RECAI~S The following are the receipts of failwayfotth&is2tW4elt: 385. 1854. 185.184 Abrder'11 0 653 £ Blelfast find 34lmn 7 7 5 1 Belfaot and Countyy owwn 17 17, 285 265 Birktenhead Lancas~hire ?? 33 33 8104 2774 ilamler13 13. 1064 940 Blih ad ?? 11 7 117 -7404' 7807 ?? j 18315 11883 1211 OChester. W~l'O~ 94 0832 J434 CsrkitdfandOO20 273 I4 ?? 3 184 20 ?? ?? 7 ...

... .NAISlllMENT OF TIlE CROWN PRINCr. A letter from Copenhagen states that The King, on the refusal of the Hereditary Prince to sign the ncw constitution, 'gave him a certain period to think the matter over; and it was not until after the Prince, on the expiration of that period, had repeated his refusal, that his Majesty removed him from the command of Zealand nad the other Danish isles, as ...

... ~ SECONXD E.DITR - I I .. ,- ?? t e . A_ I MeceYIY OFFICF, MOeIDAY 51oEC1G, CCm. IS . [FROM iSE. ' T1M3t., E BY THY ISENATIOaAL I . TLEGRZAFU COMP.MNY.] THE CRIMEA. We have received she followingt from the war department - WiA DEIPARTMEXT, OCr. 14.-Intelligence has been received by Lord Panmure that Sir Colin Campbell has been sent to Eupatoria with a considerable force of infantry and ...