... true ?? 5ournal. ATURMY. Novmnrn :i, i Tle resignation by tienera Sir JarnesSimpson of the ceonuani of the ?? Arny in ti(' Crimne:, affords no triutrpls livr his caluwniators. It is well d knomn that he accepkedl the command upoin the uleath of Lsrd Raelan ofly until his sue.essor could be ?? pointed. At thie ill of Sebastopul G(ener'l Sir James I Simpsols tendered his resiguation, bit amidst ...

... ?? Tr?r ? Colt O?l)E?T4. ?? ?? ?u uith liii fl3W?. IPs'vIcI[s ?,utff rEIEU Ill, No?enabev 12, I8?. OIN0A11TION OF SHERIFFS. SUFVOtLE.-Andrew Arcedectkne, of Glevering.hall, 1iarheston, Esq-; John Geortge Weciler Polcg, of Blos. tedwb21I. Esqt; and Pcter Robert Burrcell of Stotke. pttrk, Ipa sie, Esq. NOaRrot1;- Robert ?? Lonc, oF Dunstorn, Esi.; Andrevr Frnini isne. Or Natrford. Esq.: arnd Sir ...

... Tas LAbY SPOITSANw.-A sho0rt tme since the game list for the county of Leimeterabire contained the name of a lady en beinga entitled to kill pamt. This week the fair one, we are sorry to say, has had har fingers shattered by the barsting, of the gun. Nearly the whole of the traffic an the man tine of the Gra orthern Railway between Peterborough an Grandlsm was suspendled from Thursday evening ...

... DCEADrVLL RiUYcX OTraAoa.-The Biiue Slur of Saturday contained the rollowing commnanica- tion, unider date of Moate. 2nd instant:- On thi day MSr. IRansbottorn, vitb Mir. Beacim was fired at, aftr taking, possession of land ia the K~ing's County, within; thrce mites of this tow. He had shortly be- Ifiore parted with tbe Sheriff and police. ,M.r. Beacham wras shot throuigh the nec with, bal ...

... ?4J?iDU! 3ouriial. S V1'CILDAY, Noi?.?it 10, ? The ticltet-of lenve sy stem is nowe undergoing n dlis- eussion wvinch it is to be hoptd mnay result to tbe ad- vantcec o~f thec public. That thc opsponlents of the sys- tem have $0153C ralid grounds for th eir objections, thcre ean bc no question; but. a nthes~amc time. me think thait the ?? ?? r from so smany convicts having been set at liberty ...

... The Concordat ust econcluded betwemfl the HOW See find the Cabinet If Vinams itoih th~e World. Hildebmud or Innocent could hardly have Asked moe' Phn i~cated to Pius IX, by a Sovcrcistn wfho helps to support him hit his chair. It niny wvel be believedI thot not only foreign politicians and the educated tbgvjhu; the supisc Vt cbu a ha cosMQ tY Ud the prielthootl. are startled and apprehentsive. ...

... ?rfe *p?.uicI? 3ourual. SATUILDAX, ?%OVE?UIEI? 24, I?5. In seasons of popular commanotion, strangev characters anld strangcr screnes are often prestentedl. Danring the Ri~tt-n ?? inl France, the Judge presiding, over tbe. revolutionary tribunal. pronooticedt vithout p~ity or remnorse thse sentence w~hichl consignedr alike to tGC esceustioner heljnless hinnocece en usl noffendini ace. And ...

... TII. BIUSLa BURSrINC iN laELAND.-VS e axre gland to .state that thc Attorney.Gener.al for Ireland has directed thc immediate ?? of alsl thte persons. whether lay or clerical, who thetc mayS bie fairefrounds for think. [u nw vere engatged in the late easc of Bible bulrninig itl Kingstosvn. The right hons. gentlemttan has, in dointt so. taken a step which cannot hut he npproved by all rre ltl ...

... JOURNAL OF OPERATION& (Froma the Csogrrealm:en cf the Thecv.) CAsur BFoI1s SEtlAstoIrOL. Oct. 29.-Thc English troops wrho forrued part of the lituhiurn expedition. and vwho verer eapected buck to-dlay bare not ret arrived. The tscautifutsrceather wve havrehad for the Inst fortnight vrithout a day's interruption, and wahich surpasses even everything wec sawv of the Crimeaen autumnl last year. ...

... THE FEMALE, IMrPOSTOAT WOLVER- low In r °p1 to yohr letter relative to Anastla'iS lairaird, atlig Llire Grey I tave0 no0 the honour to inforrn y0U that he is a; ?? of this city (Limerick), and that her mother, S very honest vomnan, resides here. flefather, who ja dead, was from Oikate. in the eeunty of VWeaford. Hhi name wes iiugrd The mother is married again to a man rnamed Thoma al sth. The ...

... St UJBUIIY AGtRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Antid't the decline of some. and the total stoppae of others, it is inde- d mnost pleasant to witness the proaress which the Sudhurv Agricultural Association continues to maike in public favour. Thle eiglhth anniversary was celebrated nt Suidltiry on1 Tuesdeay last, when, despite the adversc influences of weather, it again made sians ot an izirreasim, ...

... SiR t'OLIN C&MP!BEsL AND TEstg HIHLND ERS L. VPI AEDRLS !TR do justice to grhe good ereniees and wel-O Clim ofi one of the ?? disinguished and dcer'tifl OffOy ovrtht ~eretu~rn of Sir Cei Cmpbdll tO iii' country is ini no waxy connected wfith thne prliotdlor Of Sir W~ilia~m Codringion to thie oaice of Coiiiltderf Chief of the Army in the Crimea, Sir Cohn' a pplicaton for leave of abence on ...