... LOSS OF LIFE FROM SHIP WRECK AT RAMS- GATE.-SERVICES OF TH1 LIFEBOAT. We have been requested to publish the following letter EXTRACTS PLtOG THE HARBBOURMASTERS8 JoUsrNAL. Royal Harb lor, Ramsgete, Oat. 26. Dasbreak.-During the past night a ccinilital and heavy gala from somth west, and wind and sea inereasing. The steam packet Queen of the French, with passengers from Calais, came in, with ...

... QUARjtELy AETUS OF TE RGEd S, AND DRATHS fli,,,FNG, o .Ar et iwae nssued yesterdayZ WR Rtrpi'- I eea, I o, inog the birtbs and ristered bj '2,19registirmAn all the districts ofi~ akl duringthe e- summer quarter that ended on Septembei 3O 186D; and the marriages in 12,145 churches or chapels, about 3,658 es registered places of worship unconnected w ith tbe 'csta- it blished oburch,'and 628 ...

... THE WAR IN ASIA. A letter in the Cologne Gazette, dated Vienna, Oct. 26th, states that a report was current in Coostanti- lople on the 16th that General Mouravieff's army e bad commenced its retreat acrobs the Arpatstchai. c Russian officers who were made prisoners in the late I SffSir at Kara have stated that the attack upon that ] fo«tress was undertaken solely in consequence of direct ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28. The steam~transport Niagara, No. 48, arrived at Sitheiad~t4 norhteg. from the Crimbea. Her date. are . Bslal~vaOet. 6: Scoisri, Oe. 13; and Maltal Oat. 18. She ?? 167 muilitary invalids, siek and vounded, 16 navel invalidsi e nd 12 merchant eeamen. The following offioel~asjx als0 eoma homae-in the Niaabra: General Sir Harry Jones, R.E.; Major Grahame, ...

... DR. KANE'S OFFICIAL ACCOUNr OF HIS LATE ARCTICAD VENTURBS. The following is a oopy oF the official report of has sit Dr. Kane, commanding the second Grinnell expeiition in the pa seareh ot Sir J. Franklij, to the Secretary of the Arneri- evptai can Navy : , n a evitabre, Our little party have returned in bealth and ssfeg. were e We reaceds& the Danish settlements of Upernavik onites the 6th of ...

... HOW DOES ARMY REFORM GO ON P 20 THU EDITOR OF THr DAILtY iWS., SM -Iregret to fildyou have consideoed it Miles- nary to assure y our readers, that in, the 'remarks you felt at your duty to. make on the manner in is which the war in the Crimea has been conducted, you tt did Dot intend to 4 disparage either the onin~iiters or officers who were engaged in making arrangementss in this country, ...

... REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH WARK. MRl.. 8COVELL'S; MEETING.- Yesterday eveig a public meeling convened by Ur. Scovell, was held at the Literary Institution, Borouvgb- road.! Notwithstanding the heavy Yame which fell during the evening, tbe'lect ire-rooem was filled to Overflowing. -Mr. CoLLiotBON took the chair, and in opening the pro. couediogsg said that he hald long felt hat Southwarkc should ...

... * AUTRALIA.I-- -- . ; :- z I . l~ ?? i-!: .. ?? ' s ;Tlie Uuralt hag ut.bpnto ian1 A tralia aidvicis, 'but a fewlte numbersotthe )Xelboarnejossls havcome to hand. The foilowing is the commerial report of the Argue, ?? 17: There is no change i the gold market. 31 18.. 6i. per ouncelis the broker' buying priee,'with i active demand. The total shipped by the Ballarat, for London, smounta to 107 ...

... . IBELAND. DUBLIN, Ocr. 27. The tempestuous weather with which we have beei visited for the last two or three days continues un. abated. This morning ther'vew e several vivid fsa'hes of lightning, and the rain is now coming down ini torrents. As the wind is westerly no shipping di. asters have been reportqd on this pact ot the coast since the comnmencement~of the gales. :..The Daily Eprqess ...

... Ce ecourt WINDSOR, OcT. 30. thon The royal dinner party yesterday included the M. Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess of b Royal, the Princess Mary of Cambridge, the Duke of Cam- mar bridge, the Rev. Lord Wriotbesley Russell, Lady Augusta 'Ini 5 Bruce, Baroness de Speth, Lieut.-Colonel Tyrwhitt and A 1 Major Puaves, Equerries in Waiting to the Duke and statr a Duchess of ...

... pErRESENTATION OF SOUTIHWARK. 1 - ~ ~ ~ ?? 0 - I SIR OHARLES NAPIER. yesterday evening, a public meeting of the electors fguthwSyrk, called together at the instance of Sir C. Napter, W55 held at the Ritunda, Blackf'iarseroad. The boildisg, which is a small theatre, was tilled to overflowing; , 00withstanlditig the heavy rain, a number of persons were nabe to obtain admission remained outside ...

... CRIMINAL JURISPRVDENCB AND TICKETS- I OF.LEAVE. TO T1ar 3DITOR OF TBH DAIL NESW. SIR,-The ticket-of-leave question is one involv- ing in its right decision s0 many others, and is itself so dependent on other arrangement8 for its proper trial, that none can wonder at the differences of opinion existing in regard to it. The whole question of criminal jurisprudence must, in truth, be solved ...