... 1nAIL WAY INTELLIGE.NCE. RAILWAY RECEIPTS.- The follolwing are the rec~eipt of ra~iways for the past week: gfllesopeaed Receipts. ?? 106 8101 2937 Belfas and ?? 374 905 900 Belfast nd Count ..o.n.176- 17 240 245 Birknhea Lacashreand COehire 33 3 213 2048 Blylhsndiyne ?? 13 13 600 083 Bristol sad ?? 117 8243 0007 Caedonla ?? 1100120 Choster and Iolyhead . 04 4 808 4532 Cork and Bauden . 20 20 ...

... .. 1D..TION'1 AMALES OF THE. I I \ - 1 t, OLASS. ?? tpr * e ;ljet was dolired 1 evening by the Revr. Boot'Y ?? to the members of the Wandsworth itermry .an' Scientific Institution, st he Spread Esgle Ajseoobly R1omain Waudiwoath.. There was a numerous and influential audience, amongst whom weie& Mr: ?? Kuight, 'Mr. Edwlani Chadwick, Mr. CCarles Pearson, Profe ssr 1. Solly, Mr. W. Wilson (of ...

... NIL COBDEN ON THE ARMY AND THE] WAR. I TO THE EDITOR OF TIE LEEDBS OHROVtIY. My dear Sir,-I beg to invite your attention and that of the public to some censiderations of grave moment relative to the state of our army, as connected with the policy of the present war. The people of Ragland ean Sever Thave been aware of the eate in which our Army has bee left, from the first moment of its landing ...

... QU&LIFIICATIOtS .FOR TB k CIVIL Service. .- . Admiralty-xemorandum. In accordance with the provisions of her Majesty's Order in Council of the 21st May, 1855, my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to issue the following regulations rela. tive to the qualifications of persons proposed to be appointed to junior situations in-any of her Majesty's civil establshments at home. ...

... STEEIP-LE CHASINO The Late Carmartben Steeple Chase. 3OVEs V. POWELL.-STREEfLE CHASING AND HORSE DEALLA{G. Mr. Evans, Q.C., moved, last Tuesday in the Court of Exchequer, for a rule, in this case, caling on the de'endant to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial granted, on the ground that the verdict ?? against evidence and the improper conduct of the jury. The ...

... rF.ii' io1~y obF sbUirWAitK.0 Sir Ch~ttles Napibr. On Wednesday evening a public meetihg, convened by Sir dharles Napier, to give him the opportimity of addressing the electors of the Bermondsey district of the boroucgh of Snuthlkark, *ai held ht Mr. Richard Walker's, Corrugated Iron Works, Grange-road, Ber- niondsey. The building-a very large one-was filled to over'fowisig, some 3,000 or ...

... I NAVAL AND MILIT&RY NEWS. The following appointments were made at the Admiralty on Saturday :- Master-George H. lskip, to the Saracen. Commander-G. Demnsterville, master on the retired litt. WOOLWICH, Nov. 17. The steam store-ship Rhadamanthus is in basin taking in machinery for Portsmouth. She has on board two pieces of the boilers for the Fory, Commander Chambers, and other machinery. Mr. J ...

... I-SECOND .EDITION. M-A{ORTNG ORRONICLE OFFICE, ,1 Thulday, 12 30 pam TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. INPIA AND THE EAST. T.RIESTE, TUESDAY. From the accounts ibrought by the mail from India, we learn that the Allies have landed in the Kurile Islands, occupied by the Rassians, and have hoisted the French and English flags there. The Chinese insurgents have defeated a body of I the Imperial troops in ...

... ITHE LONDON GAZTTOF TUESDA ?? & ?? jJ M )J29 2 i r ?? *Ct Xor. 13. 2nd iegirnent ofFoot2En5isH P. 1H1ffernan to be L;outeusut, by purchase, vice Grimston, promoted. 3d Foot-Ensign-Henry Pears to be Lieutenanit, by pur- chase,.viee Heywood, whose promotion, by purchase, on 2J ,Qotober,1855, bas been cancelled. . ..83,b Fgot:-Lieutenapt IV. C. Hamiltin to be Captail, by purchase, vice (Grogan, ...

... ! I aBNEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL S|OIRTr OF} RLEAT BRITAIY. The first annual general meeting of this society was held yesterday at the rooms of the society, 18, Charles-atreet, St. Jameas'sqicarer; Mr. Edward Wabford, M.A., of Balliol Collage, in the chair. Among th@ company prevent were Sir Henry Vavasour, Bart., Nr. Parry, Mr. Condy, Mr. Head, and other gentle. men of literary note. Letters ...

... NA AVAL PRIZE MONEY. ra- Of Department of the Accountatnt-General of the Navy, of Admiralty, Somerset House, Nov. 8,1855. of Notice is hereby given to the offleers, seamen, and marines, led and to all persons interested therein, that since the distribu- sy, tion of proceeds arising from the Russian brigantine .Dwins, re- captured on the 24th of August, 1864. by her Majesty's ship ase Miranda, ...

... The following is a letter from an officer on board one of her Majesty's ships forming part of the expe- dition to Kinburn and the mouths of the Duieper and Bug:- Kinburn Fort, nearly 30 miles north-east of Odessa, Oct. 20, 1855. Dear Brother-We are now inside, and of course victorious. The above-named fort mounted about sixty guns in all ; another, inside, about thirty and a sand battery ; and ...