... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE CRIMEIA. HOW TEE BRITISH AND RUSSIAN GOVERNSMENTS KANAGE THESE MATfIRS. it TO THU EDITOR O0 THE DAILY NEWS. a 81R,-Tbe following letter was addressed to tbe t editor of the 2Tmes, but as the conductors of that in newspaper will allow nobody to censure the govern. it ment but themselves, it hes not been inserted in their e, columns. May I ask the favour of ...

... - . . _x as.: ofn-1- nTll,~h. The Bath and C'Iiellnham Gazelle of this week publishes the following:- A-.M IMPOSTER'S ADVICE 'O .A FRjEvD.-Tbe following letter was picked up at our Railway station on Saturday. It ic, as our readers wvill see, a most extiaordinary document, and will give An idea of the exteut to wrhieb the kind-hiearted are imposed on by the specious and hypooritical statements ...

... . I TIiiir Isvalide Rusie~ contaiiis thle feilotriisg tale- ye gs'utjsilic espiatch, doted Ni colai elT, 17th insti ., c Ii - dressed, by Order of the Emperoir Aicxatnder, to St. Pate 'LI i-Sg: - ?? coisseqoence of the Situatio~n of tile fertresi ofKiuibuico, which stanth, on thto extremity oi' tue Spi t of tile Samtlial aiet5, on ihi a el~t hanlk of' tim eatliary Of1 Liil' o Oiep ?? anti at ...

... BRECH-LOADING RIFLES. A series of experiments took place at the Governmant grounds at Aston, on Saturday last, in firing Brand's pa- tented breech-loading musket and carbine, with perfect sue- aess. In the first instance three carbines were respectirely fired at the ranges of 200 and 300 yards, with an exactitude which astonished every one present. From six to eight bull's- eyes were made out ...

... . ?? in LE ED1S. bi ~5 THURSDAY, NOVEMBERI 1. Tt, it --t~I ;ane 1. LEEDS MUNICIPAL ELECTION. 0s Iia __ __ . I irs1 TonDxy, the election of Councillors for the bi01ng ad uesuing year will take place: inl the various wards of the itiltl, ilborough. So;( far as was known last evening, there ivili be 1510 contests in four of the WVards, viz., Mill-Hill, 'forth, 1East, anoit dland Kirku~ato; inl ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:- RUMOURED RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS FROM | KARS. I The Cologne Gazette states that a report was current in Constantinople on the 16th instant that General Mouravieff's army had commnenced its retreat. Russian officers who were taken prisoners in tbe late affair at Kars have stated that the attack neon that fortress was undertaken in ...

... The most discontented man is, after all, the most easily contented, because 7tothing satisfies bim.-Flasgtaff. The difference between a carriage-horse and a carriage-wheel is this. One goes best when tired, and the other don't. What articles of attire do twins resemble ?-A pair of kids. Why is a kiss like ?? it is made of nothing and yet is something. A WONDERFUL WVOTMAx.-A governess in her ...

... SOWTON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, The annual ploughing match of this association, which comprises the parishes of Clist St. Mary, Clyst St. George, Honiton, Farringdon, and Sowton, was held on Tuesday last in a field on Crealy Farm, which is in the occupation of Mr. Reynolds, and is situated in the last-named parish. Despite the unpropitious state of the weather there was an average ...

... 1 HR . CA IRD ONT T1ib, LATE WHEAT CROP. al This well-known agricuitirral wvriter states that lie has, since the harve6t travelled ?? the whole ti islautl, firos the Salt-it to Juhu O'Groat's, and bas mrade, as lie did last year, an estimate of the yield. After sorie Ile- Wy litminary remarks Oil the A ro wtl anid gathering rif the cron) w, -as well ats observing that this year a very large ...

... TO THE EDITOR o0 THE MORNING -CHRONICLE. 81a-I trust you will permit me, as one whose name is not unknown in connection with the extension and im- provement of free libraries, to offer a few suggeations on the right understanding of which the vote for or against the adoption of tbe act in the City will very materially depend. Should the enlightened and humanising proposal of found. ing a rate ...

... This personage, if we are not mistaken, was in- troduced to the English Courts of Law a few years back in the evidence produced in a divorce case arising out of circumstances occurring in a lodging- house in one of the thoroughfares leading out of Regent-street, in which his Highness occupied the first or second floor back-or the garret, perhaps- for the injured husband never thought it worth ...

... l I)EAr Sic-My attention has been directed by a Dablin gentleman to the Rev. Mr. Barker's speech, delivered at a meeting of the Irish Church Mission Society, and which ap- peared in the' Daily Express of the 17th instant. Mr. Barker is reported to have stated that 100 persons from Achill were confirmed by Bishop Planket, and that 600 per- sons were present at the consecratiou of the new ...