... TBZFi= WAILRI THV PROTECT'I) PIRINCIPALIT.IUS. A letter from Constantinople, of the 1st instant, says:-- It continues to be affinled here that next spring an Anglo-French army e ill occrnpy tlic Priacipalities. It can no longer bh c(oncealed that the Austrian s arc very unpopular in Moldo-Wallachia, where the pDpu- lation is ever disposed to impute to thc Government all events, all urfot ...

... Zs 'COND FOITIONe M l~i-NI, ?? 1'T 'F[CF., Titu RS osv%. Ii'ttN O'CLOC8. Crimrtm letters to Ntvtitliber :3 ijticluive. arrived. Briti.ih trtil)s ret tirted fritoim Kinutlti. Onli vits iall portion left itt glt id otilt tlag tliiell witves ;Vith the French froml tile rnItalialts. The fort find lieio rpazidl repmired. The lintieries on the Spdires ate to lie vltstrtivctl. Xir E. ILonm; had ...

... E D IN 1B U R Q I-I. PHItLosornr or lu'UI Wmz.-A lecture vras de- livered last nigrt by Phofessor Blaekic, under the auspices of the Leith Total Abstinence Society, in the Leith Il1ll, on 'The P'hilosolphy of the War. The ball wvas crowded to excss, and the lecturer wns lC- ceived with touch enthiusiqsm). Ttlt.sTaT R ?? Mr Toole's appeal to the public hns not been made in vain. '1ec have not ...

... I Yesterday the ordinary monthly meeting of this reverend Court, postponed from last week on account of the Synod meeting, was held in St John's Church-= the Rev. Mr Wallace, Moderator. Dr Candlish was elected Moderator for the ensuing six months. Leave of absence was granted to I)r Clason, minister of Buccleueb Church, who has been ordered by his medical advisers to proceed to Madeira for ...

... a If) ? lit t ? it t t I I i ?q c it c t? E N GL , A. N I. MAtnnI1GE IX -I,, rrtH LIFE,.-WcT learn that Aiss Thornh ill, the wealthy ward in Chancery whose at- tempted abduction by Mr G. Chichester, some time since. involved that ecntleman in serious difficulties, and led to his committal by the Lord Chancellor for contempt of Court, has bestowed her hland upon Clap. tain Clarke, lately ...

... ?f fbt vrt5s. 3;fRD JOHN MIVSET.L ON MOPRAL AND POLITICAL I ll )GRLESS. (T7inics.)| :ord John 11ussell is a n mruIm, so frar froin heilg c.t of his placc in lecturi ng a younig, i\lcl's Chlis- tien Association in Exeter II.dl on Smie in provil u ..ic, strikes one particulaily ns tin right ian in the ! right place. A man of less authority mar speak to I littlc ?? liep ; a pcivate man1LI nmay be ...

... * ( T/e filowling appeared i/l our Sceond Edition of I. yesterdlay.) '1'IIE ClRI MIEA. Omar l'aciha bad established himself about thirty Jcagujes in thc interior, and was preparing to go to winter qaiarters. In the Crimea a sharp-look out was 1:eit on the Tehornayv. Some Reussian descrters had reported that Gortschiakuff would make a general action before making a retreat. The Russian army ...

... JIF, D r e i g it ll 11 f t I I ig ? it c t. FRAl.NCI'. I have reason to believe the Times is only partially right ini saying that General Cansrobert's mission to Sweden is made with the object of' inducing that Power to join the western alliance, and with the in- tention of otfarisn the restitution of Fijnland as abait. I conceive mynself autorised in stating that Sweden has all along been ...

... r at eh ai~it X~~lculrbl. I EDINBURlGH, THURSDAY, ?IO. 15, 1-55. SECOND and ?? ElITIONS are Published Ceota nhing all the Latest Ncws of importance. IT would be in vain to deny, that, for some time past, an increasing dissatisfactionl wvith the state of our army has been experienced by the public and manifested by the press. The glories of the Alma, the chivalry of Balakilava, land the ...

... A ?,,d t II It II ra .1 ?? a t d I i q t 11 t ?- ?? MR CAIRD'S LETTER. The following communication is from yesterday's Weekly Report on the Grain Trade, issued by Messrs Story, Mlacandrew, & Co., of Icith:- : 5th November IS55. 'I observe the corn market has already recovered the depression of last week. It is to be expected that these vibrations wvill coatinuc to occur occasionally until an ...

... TIHE BASIII-BAZOUUS. DAI:D ANELLES, :Nov. 1.- At last tilc Besibi- Bazoukis nue on the move. Orders and coaniter orders have ?? received alimost cevcry veel of late, first for lertels, theln for Batoam, then for Adrianople, afterwards for AMagnesia, but at length the destination has beels finally arranged, and the force tae under orders for Shlumhl. Tie distanco is 185 miles, and the march ...