... . 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 ...

... SECO. 1) i -)1 , P);8. Tll[S DAY'S lONDON NinvS.l ?? IMASIGNETIC TELDERAPIL] RUSSIuN TELEOGLtApIIOC DESPATCIIES. Nicholaieff, Oct. 21. We experienced no loss duriag yesterday's CaOItfan- adc at the Volosclhakatra Poillt. At altif ?? I I'M. a small gun.boaft and thll meetorta' vesses anchored at tbe month of tile Butg wveige!ld ?? arid slCtli- ded the ?? at 2.30, havilng reached that spot yes- ...

... tile ciu81l1 weekly me~ptiii~ of this Boat's was hldd ssedy ntheir ?? at the Workhouse-It . R 1ITousTru, REq, int the chair. Tule following I Slatdtatts trpleo piosont' J, W. S. M'Canico, B. '.Ccniii i, .Joh latIJsitll, Villi ant Watson, Saninel corgmson, Arthur All!it Johnt Boa, Dr. M lin ,Carlisle, Sasnitol Giffien, Henry MAurnoy, and Dr, ttiox, the M1edical Ittsptsctor. Alter thle disposal ...

... I 11 ? Hill kkffiof 'II C ?? A;NNOw 17:17.1 B IJ T.L A ST: THUIRSDAYX, NOVEMBER 1 1855. DR. CAHILL ON THTE AMERICAN QUESTION. Tue Rev. Dr. Callill is not altogetiler so amiable in his aspect of a political agitator, as in that of a lecturer on astronoiny and mnechanics. A letter of his, aidressed to Lord Palmnerston, appears in the Freeman's Journal of yesterday, which is worthy the pen of ...

... MIR. DISRAELI ON AGED GENlERALS. UINDou this not very apposite heading, a small critic in a cotemporary has given the following extract from Mr. Disraeli's admirable novel Coningsby, to showv, probably, that lie approves of the abuse tinily bestowed upon our veteran commanders in the Crimea:- Do not suppose that I hold youth is genius; all that I say is that genius, when young, is divine. ...

... THE HIGH PRICE OF BREAD-TUMIUL- TITOUS hIEETING IN HYDE PARK. SOME time since Sir Rihilard Mayne, the chief com- missioner of the metropolitan police, as well as the Secretary of State for the Home Department, were found fault with for interfering with what was termed the liberty of her Mdajesty's subjects, and a grave question, it will be remembered, arose, not only out of doors, but also at ...

... A WORD FOR COUNTRY GE.NTLEMEN. Sivrrm years ago, and even much less, serious lp- prehonsions were entertained that our excellent friends, the French, woukl one fine day venture upon the experiment of crossing tile Channel in great forlee, Mit p actically apply the theorics of invasion wslielt the Enmperor Napoleo n 1. had cherished at anr earliei period of' this century. Not only lilt thu ...

... ON Monday morning last, John Bobert Barker, hair-dresser, King Street; John Mellor, alias Warren, French polisher, Goli Street; and John Boeaumont, of Castle Street, all of Cambridge, were taken be- fore the Revs, H. Yorko, J. Fondall, and J. R. Ford- ham, and W. N. Woodhiate, Esqrs., at Melbourne, on toe chlrgo of having bur-slariotlsly entered the dwelling-lhouse of Samuel Houwvard, of ...

... LATEST INTELL[GENCE. [ 1Y 3IfoNE'rc ¶ IT lGcoAPII.] YESTERDAY'S DESPI A fTC IIS. 'rLE AllIES AT E.JTPATORIA. Illanbiurlgr. Oct. 30. A despatels t;oiln S . L'ote-xsJrg thi- ?? sta;test that,;after miaking several detmonstratioiis in aIVdanc, ftli en lamy retirel finsally on the 24th to i. opalaria, filaling his I'ft flank con: tilly threatened. TIhe fleet at Kinbud n nutubeedl sixty s:il. A ...

... M1IA, TO PROVIDE FOR TINE IBETTER MIAIN- TENANCE OF THEL BELFAST GENHRAL IHOSPI [AL. Till following is at COPY of this pr-oposed bill:- B'hIi arci, dil- ei'ti anl hosital at Bel fist, Called thte BleIfast General Hos pital, supporteil, ait piri'cci t. by voluntary Subscriptions; .(vnd-it is ex;-ielieiit to Provide for the lietter maintenance- Of tlie said lies - ) ita1. l3e it it e ac te,( iv ...

... Tim brig Advance, of 145 tons, set sail in May, 1853, for Smith's Sound, under the command of Dr. Kane, who was detailed to make explorations in the Arctic regions, by Mr. Kennedy, then Secretary of the Navy, under Mr. Fillmore. The present Secretary of the Navy, Mr. :Dobbin, entered upon the per- formance of his duties before the Advance sailed, and folly carried out the views of his ...

... YESTERDAY afternoon thle Lord Lieutenaint airived iat thle Terminus of the Ulster Riailway fin ibis town, by spr'vima. train, from A i,nngii,1. For about III1.0 previous, thle prcpitraiieois for hlis EseellP~ltiV'5 113- cepjtioii hadl been arianged ll litiiteblO ?? by thle loala authorities. TI', plittfel'lfl of tile rilw~ay StAtttio wfls Occupied0 in onle part hron 111)0 t ?? of thel 59th ...