... QI; a I . i i ?? , 1't, t -tl r 1. ?? EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1855. SECOND ?? Tlni RD EDI)TrioNs 11L Pbulishc(I ?? lI thc Latest NCw s of imnportalnIec. 11er, intilicated in our paper of Monday that Wc hlnd received a hint of the ?? of the British Government to adopt proceedings agahint other refugees thall those fornicrly expelled from Jersey, all(d ill dele conrsc, the ?? of this ...

... D In fu ?? t t t,. ENGLAND. -4-- ON DIT.-Itis said that an Interview iatelv took place at one of the northern towns of France between the Emperor Napoleon, King Leepold, and Lord Pal- merston. THE Missiwo CLnrG-noruN.-E~very search has been made to discover the retreat of the Rev. Mr Farmer, but hitherto in vain, and not the slightest tidings have been heard of him. It is now generally ...

... | FDrOMx[ THE TIMES. (By the Electric Telegraph Company. TIHE CRIMEA. Wo have received the following from our corrc- spondeut: - Paris, Wednesday. According to telegraphiic advices from St Pctcrs- barg, of the 30tb, Prince Gortschakoff announces on the evening, of the 29th, the enemy (the allies), after strong demonstrations from Eupatoria, in the dirce- tion of Simpheropol, during which ...

... FIREE CHURCHI MANSE COMPLETIONI- AND IDEBT EXTINCTION SCHEME. Ycsterday, a public meeting was held in the Mnsic HIll, in pursuance of a resolution come to at lest meeting of the General Assembly, to have a united movemelnt for tbe purpose of finally copletintg the general Mllanse Fund, and clearing off the debt on all the ecclesiastical edifices in connection with the Free Church. The Hall was ...

... xthoi ncial aq lttdligclace. - - 2 A HINT TO RAILIVAY Tn.VELLLItS.-If ?? take a first-class ticket direct from Dundee to Aberdeen, you pay between two and thi cc shillings more than if you first take the ticket from Dundee to Arbroatb, and then from Arbroath to Aberdeen. This is worth ?? Adiveriser, A RLiicXYisi ititS 14ILTIAMAN made his appear- ance the other day in Paris to the no small ...

... T 8E X VWTAR THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, Tuesday.-Generals Bosquet, Trochu, and Mellinet have arrived on board the Christophe Colonihe. The Simois has brought news from Con- stantinople to the 22d. The Presse ?? contra- dicts the report of supplies for 40,000 French having been collected at Silistria; they are intended for the Turkish armv of the Danube. Omer Pacha, at the last advices, was at ...

... I r IEI 3 WA IR Z. TME CRIMEA. A Prussinn despatch, received at Berlin on Tuesday from St Petersburg, says that after several move- ments in advance the allied forecs finally retired to Eupatoria on the 9th, as tlic Russians continued to threaten their left flank. FkiUNCE. The Daly Newvs Paris corrospondeut mentions an Exchange rumour that Russia has granted letters of marque to American ...

... ?, r III Li a it ? 41 11 b Li. (From the London Gazette of Tiesday.) NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset House, Oct. 29. Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen, and marines, and to all persons interested therein, that the distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig, name unknown, laden ...

... E D I NB, U l? C ?? 1 IILSI NT rIe? ?? 13] SUTHILIi.-Dr Sialerr ll.tltl appointed to St Andrew's Church, Aberdeeln, has bieetn1 presented by his former Congregation of' Geu rge s, EIdi ulurgih, with a piece of plate caud ia piIIC. il.i total gift amounting to no less thati 130 ivercigu;. M| SS P. IIOtToN\S ILLISTRATIVE: GrTullERlNTS. - '1he first o0 thcse higluly interestnug eu0ueteliaiumellu! ...

... SECOND EDITIONN M E.RClUclY (OFFICE, T111 itsimy, ELEVEN O CLOCT. THlE CRIMEA. Kars advices report that the pulace was strictly hl ckafled, anti fdder lfut thle cavalry was very searco indeed. The Itiisiains are said to bhe waiting rein- forcemnents tiom Guanri. (Ch71 ra. wmi innak i g sald havoc alniog the ranks in the caniup aloing the Kars (htai. This disease aiso ti.nitile.tci itself it ...

... I-p i 1 i t e tlr,11c ,1 THE JERSEY REFUGEES. (Tihes.) Such proceedings as those oft the democratic refu- gces could have but one termination. In the mlidst ed a great rnid momnentous -wor, at thc bour of a triumph which must necessatily have added new rancour to the defeated, and to those preachers of liberty whlo so strangely symnpathise with them, the representatives of thc Rlcvolutionary ...

... $ iorti gil , I .ignat. FRANCE AND THE TWO SICILIES. 'Anis, Tnesday ?? subjoined an- nouncement appears in the Monitcur:- On the 15th of August last the French ship of war La Gorgone, at anchor in the Port of Messiua, celebrated there the fete of the Emperor. The Mili- tary Commandant of the place, although apprised of the celebration by the Vice-Consul of France and by the Civil Intendant of ...