... TLEE:EE WA B~. THE CRIMEA. The Globe's Paris correspondent writes, that it is stated in ouarters where information has often proved correct, that although winter will stop field operations in the Crimea, it is intended to bombard the northern side with mortars, so as to enable the fleet to enter the harbour. FRANCE. The Times Paris correspondent writes on Wednes- day evening:- The rumours ...

... to Dr O r IT b 0 I c e. ELECTRIC TELEMRAUmIING. TO TRlE EIIOIt OF TIlL CALEDONItAN tERtCURtY. Sin,-In ail last I gave you an hlsight into the manner in which Yankees manager these matters. Not content, however, with making fools of themselves and damaging a good cause, they are so very 'cute that they must try to make others pay for their whistlo. It seems they insured the rope in this country ...

... ?? ligrialfural -l(ntt(lfgmft. WE ATHER AND CROPS IN THE SOUTH- WEST OF ENGLAND.: (Wlrittenfor the CaledonianA Merpi~y.) Ten days' fine dry weather has enabled.ibe farmers, even on the heavy clays, to get in a large breadth of wheat in excellent order. Autumn beanswhicb, except in very severe seasons, yield a large and early return, have also been planted in various quarters. Turnips are being ...

... T HE -3 W7.A 1. TIHE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Timnes' Special Correspondent.) Tlll ANTICIPATED RIUSSIAN ATTACK. CA11P 13EFORE SE11ASToPOL, Nov. 3.-Here wc are, two months aftcr the fall of Sebastopol, settling down for the winter under an apprehension of a Rlussian nttack! The fact speaks for itself. A victorious army, which has driven out the enemy from the strongest position behind ...

... aZ ith 1111 g abR (From the London Gazette of Fiiday.) WAR OFFICE; Nov. 9. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant J. W . J. Gifford,,from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 7th Dragoon Guards-Captain C. W. Thotupson to be Major, by purchase, vice Walker, promoted, by purchase,: to an UAattached Lieutenant.Colonelcy- Lieutenant J. W. Wetherall to be Captainby pur- ...

... EDTINBURGH. ESTABLISTI5ID PtESBYTERY-A meeting of this reverend body was held yesterday, to proceed with thee translation of the Rcv. David Brown, from St Bernards, Edinburgh, to the parish of Scoonie, and to hear any objections which the congregation of St Bernards might make to the said translation. No one having appearcd, the Presbytery agreed to proceed with the translation in due form. ...

... T lE KINB URN EXPEDITION. (Froma the Times' special Coerrespondenice.) Wt Saturday, Oct. 20. ti The French Rear-Admiral, in one of the small gunboats St, weighed early this morning, and stood up Cherson Blay wtith II( the lighter vessels of his squadron before the E nglish Admiral t was aware of his intention. Ouir smaller guntboats started iii w the samo direction soon after dawn, and Rear ...

... DESPATCIIES FROM REAR-ADMIRAL SIR E. LYONS. | ;he (From a Supplement to the Gazette.) ,he Admiralty, Nov. 1. he Despatches, of whicel the following are copies, have been re- oy. ceived from Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Bart., ?? ye Commander-in-Chief of her Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the-, . rsa Mediterannean and Black Sea. . a At !ad Royal Albert, off Kinburn, Oct, 18. ] air Sir,-May ...

... (From tho Special Correspondence of the Morning Herald.) = Heights of Balaklava, Oct. 30. f Monday next will be the anniversary of the glorious battl e of . Inkermann I Should the Russians again attack us as they did on the 5th of loot November, they Will at least not take us by T surprise, and will most assuredly be beaten as thoroughly as I before. Our men are burning to have another brush ...

... - . We (Times) have received the following despatch from our correspondent at Paris:- Paris, Sunday, 10 A.M. The Monileur publishes the following telegrrphic de- spatch from Marshal Pelissier to the Minister-at-War, dated Sebastopol, Nov. 2 ' On the 27th October General d'Allonville, with 24 bat- talions, 38 squadrons, and 56 pieces of artillery, advanced on the road from Eupatoria to ...

... Deoltl of Genprolt Ba3wil-This venerable officer died onil Thursday at the advanced age of 84. He was one of tile ?? olticers il thc army. lie saw some rolughl service. ]having served the camipaigns of 1793 and 1794 in Flanders, and subsequently in thle West Tndios, including the siege of St. Lucia and redaction of Grenada. Mlemorial to Leut. Bellot.-The monument to the memuory of the late ...

... WAR OFFIcE, NoraMsna 23. 2d Reginnent of Dragoons-T. Gonne, Geot., to be Cornet, by pur- cbase, vice Dunbar, promoted. 3d Light Dragoons-Licut. J. P. North, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant and Adjutant, vice Kauntze, promoted; Lieot. W. D. N. Lowe, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieuteoant, vice ?? IV. King, who exchaogos; Liout. It. Lomax, from the 5th Lancashire Militia, to be ...