... WREDYESDAY, NovErumit 21, 1655. THIE WAR. The war news this week again comes from Asia. 4di . A battle has been fought and won upon the Ingour- L a river which falls into the Black Sea at Anaklia del midway between Soukoum-Kalch and Batoum- to, worthy of the hero of the Danube, now for the first the time free to sustain the brilliant reputation he gained -1 upon its banks! and of the ...

... 9'ri'IIE DECISIVE POINT. (Frion the Globe.) AuNlo, the ?? dielisions respecting tlhe ?? of the campaign is this one, that the troops at the disposal of the Allies have becen egage(1 in seatlered operations, instead of being conecentrateJ and di- recied on the doeriive point. We miglht ask wlere is tih decisive pllini ? For a ?? tiele the decisive point was tile south side of Sebastopol. Did ...

... tHE RUSSIANS DEFEATED BY OMAR PASHA. 'The following important despatches respecting the war in Asia were received yesterday ' '4On the 5th of November (the anniversary of Inkermanrn), Omar Pasha beat the Russians in a pitched battle, on the river Ingour, in Mingrelia. The Russians numbered 20,000. The fight lasted five hours. The Russians suffered severely. A second despatch confirms this, ...

... Eatcot IntrMynce. SATURDAY MORNING, NoVEMBER 17. THE DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS AT |THE PASSAGE OF THE INGOUR. The telegraph this morning brings us forther particulars of the important victory gained by Omar Pasha over the Russians on the 5th inst. The following is the official despatch of the Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs to the Ottoman Minister in London: Constantinople, Nov. 15.-On the ...

... THE RIGHTS OF REFUGBES. eda (trom the DeerinyoH and Plynmouth Tetegrap i.) - Th refugees expelled from Jersey have begun, ie throughtheir friendesrnd through the press, to gauge the ire feeling of the English public as to their peculiar grievance. Iln this they do quite right. We willgo further than this, )leand say that we recognisesa principle in: the cas set up for ed them-a principle which ...

... ITHE ''AhTRALIAN CORDILLERA MINIG I ?? . _ . COMPANY, TO THE ZDITdR OP ?Hr DAILY NEWS. Sin,-Not having an 'opportunity of perusing re- gularly your papers, I was not aware until apptised by a friend of the' recent insertion of two letters respectieg the S Cordillera Gold and Copper Minieg Company, which have redlected in some measure on me as the secretary. The effect of the comments, as I ...

... .. 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 ...

... m1 - A _1 I 1. . - . . .. f 1T s - w - V Vt - t X. 1 X IS - The Council resolved itself into a meeting of water commis- sioners. The minutes of the last meeting of commissioners and of the t various committee meetings were read by Air. Burnet, tile clerk. a Bailie TAYLOR gave notice that he would move that the Water Committee should consist of the whole commissioners, viz., the Council, so ...

... A U S T R A L I A. r . (From the Times.) Southampton, Nov. 14. By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Atrato last night, with the West India and Pacific mails, we receive, vid Panama, dates from Melbourne, August 15; Syd- ney, August 18. At Victoria a groat publi r meeting bad been held for the a purpose of organising an association to agitate for the opening of the Crown lands. ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. A Reader. We believe there are no published sta- tistics on the subject, There are letters for W. at our office. A correspondent, in praising a song at the recent per- formance of Judas Maccabceus, at our Town Hall prettily quotes that it was— Music of Paradise which still is heard, When the heart listens. ...

... AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18, 10.45 P.M. The Africa has arrived with advices from Boston to the 7th, and New York, via Halifax, to the 8th, and 875,057 dollars on freight. The United States District Court bad sentenced Joseph Wagner, convicted of enlisting men for the British Foreign Legion, to two months' imprisonment, and a fine of 100 dollars. Respecting tho difference with England, the ...

... ?? 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 ...