... I The following General Order was issued yesterday: Horse Guards, Oct.,16, 1855. The Queen has been Graciously pleased to command that, in commemoration of the gallant canduct of the tunops concerned, the words, 1Alma,1 Balaklava, and loInter. imann. be borne. on the regimental colours of the regiments specified in the accompanying list. Als, that the soveral corps composing. ler ...

... MR. coGwPBB, M.P., ON THlE WAR. .LJTON, OcT. 26. A public dinner took place at Luton yesterday, on the occasion of the inauguration of a new line of railway throughout the district. Ths railway is to connect Luten on the one side with Dunstable andithe London and North Westero, and on the other with' Welwyn and the Great Northern Railway. The Hon. Mr. Cowabi presided; and was supported by Mr. ...

... CAPE OF GOOD HOPB, The Qe~aeinl gr$w Company'ssteamer Boaphorus arrived at Southampton yesterday, fromAustrola. Heir dates were:-elobonrne, June ,20; Adelaide, June'26; Point de Galle, July 31; Mauritiis, Aug. 26; Capa of Good Hope, Sept. 13; St. Vincent, Oct. 7. The Dospherus left Southampton about 18 monthb elnce b for Australia, to rua between the colonies there. Not having met with a ...

... OU CVARY IN THEI ITHE STATE OF OUR CAVAL , I CRIMEA.l TO THE EDITOR 0 THE DAILY NEWS. SIX,-Happening this forenoon to meet in the streets a sergeant belonging to one of our cavalry regiments now in the Crimea, and who when I had the honour of holding a commission in the same corps belonged to my troop, I naturally enough cliff questioned him about the state of the cavalry divi- Hal sion under ...

... The followig letter, giving a deplorable emout of the colony of Victoria, hba just been recelved ill Leeds from a person filling the office of poliee conltagbl in Melbourne : I will endeavour in the 'Melbourne, Iuly 18, 165 'fI wi endeavour in the first plaee to show ou thes ate of affairsof the colouy at- present; afterwaz Ps-ve th assertions by circumstances of which I~haye beenA witaee In ...

... THE COLLATERAL ADVANTAGES OF TEE CEASB. A contemporary has a paragraph of some interest on the benefits arising to various classes from the chase. He says- In Yorkshire there are ten packs of fox-hounds, one pack: of stag-hounds, and five or six of harriers, equal in all to thirteen or fourteen. Thirteen packs of fox-hounds of 50 couples each, or 1,300 hounds, consume annually 200 tons of ...

... UNIVEBSITY REIORM. It is stated that tile Board of Trinity College, Dublil, have, after a gentle pressure of the screw, avsiled tbemiselves of their powers, and decided E a oi Plrcing the Rhegius Professorship of Greekl U ll the same footing as the Professorships of d lath~einatics and Natural Philosophy. Hitherto C th rize was ouly open to the fortaunate holder of t] R ?? fellowship, and no ...

... HlJ3UMOROUS. GATHERINGS.' *Lijerrun LrAunax FOR NoBxamE.-Beeing the recent decisions of .some of the country justice#, we are disposed to imagine that they have got. anidea into their heads, that the Limited, Liability Act, of which they may have heard something, is a- Act to limit the- liability of the higher classee to be punished like ?? people for -any offences they- may have CDmMitted. ...

... ~~ L nDm., EvSS1mG Oa VW.-On Saturday last, a 'limb of the law, from Baelfst, who had been attending sssions' here during the week, end who sported a splendid gold. chain, with a profusion of rings,, and the usual accompani-i ment, asreal .Ranpa, accosted one ot..the recruiting partyl of the gallant 18th, and wanted to berrow halfa-a.overeig from bbn. although he had - iever seen the soldier ...

... ITEE NIGH PRICE Or 1RUAM: On Sunday afternoon-from half-past two o'66k untll- nearly ?? presented a very singular appeaer. auce, owing to a monster meeting, or, more correctly speak. ing, a series of 'ublic meetings, being held for the purpose of adopting measures to procure sareduction ia the price of bread and other articles ?? human consumption. Last week, the meeting which weas eld in the ...

... REYNOLDS'S BEWSA ILRE -~F MAY.- o~ m r'~N 'NQLA~ ?? 81' !COEURG ; APB. . I a i l r' ?? sl t ?? S ' j tj aifa-ni Thsm we nBaeid 28,q4dish. . T&i' da '.re .. ?? ?? .f the drilled a'd kontzd-''aa~age. 6 the- czxi were all*e W6 teit s M ?? Di''- .t ' t s -d~ ti'w., :'l:to e: .ten:rdi gai,, or t .^ - - hir saifisbefs ±hdirtupidi-ithai r thiot the tprqie-their~teanopabltypero teet re y ?? 'i iobd ...

... THE CAPTURE OF KINBURN. This intelligence, which was only briefly announced in a Russian telegraph despatch received last Saturday morning, was confirmed in the course of the day by a communication to the same effect from HX.M's. Chargd ?? at Vienna. The following reports have since been received. DESATrOE FROM Sin EDMcUND LyoNs.-, Off the mouth of the Dnieper, 17th Oct., 1855-The three forts ...