... WAR.OPrIOE-GENERAL ORDER. HORSE GUARDs, Nov. 1.-The Field Marshal Command- ing in Chief has received the Queen's most gracious com- mands that Brevet Colonel William Fenwick Williams, C.E, of the Royal Artillery, be promoted to the rank of Major General in the Army for hiB distinguished conduct in the defence of Kara and of the position in front of that town when attacked on the 29th of ...

... The following also appeared -in our Second Edition| of yesterday:- - I |4 THE BELGIAN LEGISLATIVE CEAMBERS. The King of the Belgians opened the Legislative ! ham- oers this day in pereon. His Majesly spoke to the following effect:- I receive with gratification proofs of the sympathy and confidence of foreign governments. Tte necessity of anme liorating the sufferings and eupplying the wants ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of! I yesterday :- I A despatch from Berlin dated this day Says:- According to official reports published in St. Petersburg, the Crimea is supplied with provisions for the Russian army for eight months. The Consitasiionnel of this day, ox the authority of a cor- respondent at Odessa, publishes part of an order of the day of Prince Gortschakoff, ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO TUE LATE LORD pLUNTKEZ- MEETING OF THE BAR OF IRELAND. ?? ?? bnd ot the izar Wft A mlost nait'ori'l mpitig of t' ~bro h r the held yesterday iii the Library of the Four Courts, for the purpose of considering the ?? [node of paying a suitable mark of respect to the memory Of the late Lord Chancellor Pluukett. shortly after three o'clock the chair was taken by flir TJ[oKAOS ...

... OPERAAI±1S OFFi KINBURN. _ ~ ~ ~ . .. I The I3 valide uses of November S, contains the following: NrCULAIEFF, Nov. 1, 10 6 P.ae.-All the vessels of the line of the enemy's fleet near Kinburn have set sail. Toe light vessels remain at their old anchorage, near Otohakof] and Hiriburn. RUSSIAN NEWS FROM KARS. General Mouravieff reports from near Kars, under date of Oct. 18, that, in ...

... 1 A CATHOL C SOLDIER IN THE CRIMEA.. (Extract from the letter ot a Sergeant of tha-th.) Before Sebastopol, 21stO0ct,, 1865. I beg to thank you for the boph I have just recaived; and, as you are so very kind, I will a9ss you next time to send me a Garden of the Soul, as I have not got one, and the books you sent me I read over and over, and often lend tnem to my comrades. I need not tell ...

... U LATESTNEW-S. m - I BY MAGNETYIC TME1?(RAPIb. THE KING OF SARDINIA'Y VISIT. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EvEuNGe.-The Globe anorounces that ber Majesty will invest the King of Sardinsia with the OrderOf the Garter, the higbest order which it is In her sr to bestow. Tbe ehapterwill most probably be held at PO.de0r on Wednesdty next. The programme of the King WIedeo 00 Of sardinis's proceedings in England ...

... I ?? E f - a BI831NGIAISSUNDY._Inr ?? en ?? ,RY MtAGNETIlC TELEGRAME Z s oenar , ffice, Wednesday, . , .e o'clock. TIHE WAR. MARSEILLES, Nov. 13.- The Ganges has news from fom_ stantinoplatothe 5th. The news receivf d from the seat of war via Marsalir3 most generally be received with reserve CONiSTANTINOPLB , Nov. 4.-Ow ing to a misinderet-inding of a password a Turkisb sentinel fired on a ...

... I I The committe held their wesirly meeting on Wednesday, as usual, at their rooms, 17, York-street. Mr. JOHN lxxoN, in the chair. Mr. O'Hara had great pleasure in proposing for admission Mr. Michael TTreacey, proprietor of the Vesey Arms hotel, &clutcan, and of banding in his year's subscription (hear). He stated that he read the reports of their proceedings (ap- pearing in the EasumNx's ...

... The following appeared in our Second Editioll of I yesterday:- a I TEIMlFIC EXPLOSION OF A MAGAZiiE- GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. DESPATCH FROM SIR WILLIAM CODRINGTON Lord Panmvri has received the following telegraphic de- Bpatcla from General Sir William Codrington, dated the 16ih of November:- A very heavy explosion of a store of powder at the French siege train took place about two p.m. yesterday. ...

... I ?w Iv ? ? ?j ?: 9D , i j. ?? SECOND I letter from Oxnlrd says, 'i It i8 rumoured in circlea lik0 to bD well tnformed that there 15 a probablhty of the youthful Prlnce of Wales becoming a member ox thts univtrsity. Xajor the O'lJotil)gtiue autt Uaptalil lk. (. o'GontleU are on a visit svith the Esrl of Dunraven at hts beautiful zeat, Adare Rtanor. IValee Chronieb. ,&tausTrai; (roflou ^i ?? ...

... ?? X OF' OUR' HOLY FATHER POPE PIUS IX., IN THE BET 6GalSTigY OF THE I _ ?? . ; -. OY. , BEI( i8h , . ?? - VZEWEHUALE~ BiItOTJHElti-t5.- our apostolic zio!ioi ude for the universal flock of the Lord, and in our pgternito love for1 all the faithful nations under the away of the imperial and royal bonses of Auistria since the commeoncement of oursan- pre~ne pontificate, we have directed, ...