... hU-E LBU .. . The following letter is extracted f rrom the Presse d 'Orkrt of the 18th:- Sebastopol, Oct. IS. Nthing positive is known about the military opertatio in the interior of the Crimea. We are in hourly expectatio of some event, for a serious and imuiediate engagera r iD inevitable Troops leave this place every day for Eap upsil ; and Baidar. Almost the entire Ottoman army has been ...

... NEW BOROUGH JLUNT1IC,. STORMY MEETING, YESTERDAY Yeste~rday, a special meutitagf ot' the Leeds Jow-,J Covnile was held at the Gurtctlsi~one, th (Tonais Rchrdson, E'ql.) ijl the C'hair, to receive the're. pot oth tinittee appointed by thle C ountcil, at itsls tto thle LodI g Chasncellor, as liropes personas to be Plaeed j ilat the comisnlsiona of the Peace for lhiss boroorht Beibr iproceedisig. ...

... OKEIAAIPTON AGRICULTURAL UNION CLUB. The sixth annual ploughing match and dinner of this association took place at Okehampton on Weduesday last, when about a score of ploughs were entered for competition in a field on Hughslade, situated some little distance from the town, and which had been kindly lent for the occasion by dJohD Crotch, Esq., Mayor of Okebampton. The work dis. played by the ...

... A5tshfA.--A4cCC0rdilg. to the latest returns Uungary possesses 11,443,000 sores of arable land, on which corn is grown. The harvest last year amounted t4 abbut 80,100,000 bushels, so that eahh acre yields 7 bushels. In the Venetian territory the acre has been known to yield 20 bushels. PI PIMONT.-Acconnts from Turin state that te reestablisbelt of the King's health is complete. it is asserted ...

... THE WAR. VIENNA, Oct. 28. General Prince Gortsebakoff has received through General Staokelberg, full powers from the Emperor to defend or abandon the Crimes, according to circurnstan- ces, without incurring any responsibility for the determination to which he may come. B4 BeSt, Oct. 29. Advices from St. Petersburg state that the Emperor is about to publish a manifesto ordering a levy of ...

... To TklH ?? OP !03 DAILY MMxs. Sxx,-I have read with interest and attention the letter from M. Michel Chevalier to the Iournaa des DMale, a translation of which appears in your paper of the 27th iust. With every deference for so high an authority, I cannot, however, think that his explanation of the financial dificulties in France is a very complete or entirely satisfactory one. There seems no ...

... 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 ...

... FIREE CHURCHI MANSE COMPLETIONI- AND IDEBT EXTINCTION SCHEME. Ycsterday, a public meeting was held in the Mnsic HIll, in pursuance of a resolution come to at lest meeting of the General Assembly, to have a united movemelnt for tbe purpose of finally copletintg the general Mllanse Fund, and clearing off the debt on all the ecclesiastical edifices in connection with the Free Church. The Hall was ...

... xthoi ncial aq lttdligclace. - - 2 A HINT TO RAILIVAY Tn.VELLLItS.-If ?? take a first-class ticket direct from Dundee to Aberdeen, you pay between two and thi cc shillings more than if you first take the ticket from Dundee to Arbroatb, and then from Arbroath to Aberdeen. This is worth ?? Adiveriser, A RLiicXYisi ititS 14ILTIAMAN made his appear- ance the other day in Paris to the no small ...

... RAILWAY BEMURNS GREAT SOurnuER AND WESTMR.-(Open to C Tullamore, and Cork-203J M1tLES)-ltra of trlcjo the week ending Oct. 27t0, 1855 -Passengers, pare horses, carriages, mails, &c., £4,697 Be sd ; merchind and cattle, £2,511 9s 4d ; total, £7,208 12s 9d.-Co ponding week in 1854 (M3i ?? snail £4,107 Os Od ; merchandise and cattle, £1746 iG 7 total, £5,853 16s 7d. IRISI} SOUTH-EAsTERN (from ...

... LOXDOX, THURSDA Y, NO V. 1.I Do the honest, hardworking, and intelligent among the industrious classes of London recollect the time of the Chartist movement P The Charter was drawn up by Mr. LovErT and a few other working-men, in concert with the late BBAYcIs PL&CE. It was an able document, and proposed and l supported by its authors in calm though Arm and mu- I compromising language. Had the ...

... CATHIOLIC[TY IN CLIFDEN. (FROAD OUJER OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CLiFDicA, COUNrY GALWAY,-A most interesting cere- mony was performed recently in the parish church of Clifden. Miss MacDonagh, of Galway, was admitted to the white veil. A processionwasformed bythe children frequenting the Convent schools, and proceeded to the church. A large crcifix, sixteen feet long and 200 years old, was borne aloft ...