... 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 ...

... I NAVAL AND MILIT&RY NEWS. The following appointments were made at the Admiralty on Saturday :- Master-George H. lskip, to the Saracen. Commander-G. Demnsterville, master on the retired litt. WOOLWICH, Nov. 17. The steam store-ship Rhadamanthus is in basin taking in machinery for Portsmouth. She has on board two pieces of the boilers for the Fory, Commander Chambers, and other machinery. Mr. J ...

... ! I aBNEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL S|OIRTr OF} RLEAT BRITAIY. The first annual general meeting of this society was held yesterday at the rooms of the society, 18, Charles-atreet, St. Jameas'sqicarer; Mr. Edward Wabford, M.A., of Balliol Collage, in the chair. Among th@ company prevent were Sir Henry Vavasour, Bart., Nr. Parry, Mr. Condy, Mr. Head, and other gentle. men of literary note. Letters ...

... =Z- ; 8I -IT 3 0;, OF , A This. has been. a great !ectnrsg week: Lord-John ?? iamolre; and Sir Robeft Pelhveech of tbim luounted the stump, to the delggh_ if notto the ististru. tion, of large ?? art iences. -,r. Gladstone dico~ursed on the colonies-a subject that, dos e~h~ spect JliM' ;116loiia Attonf both't treplof 'this ,countly pud the colonist, themselves. Aesthe Sicretary- ship-,far; ...

... '.TSSEm. We, are 2enteringli uon ans ?? to' the working Oe ?? f tis country J .iit a4 pressure of increased 'taxiation ul'id fT UL rie -f price' in all' the hiliaaiies ofilifh-begin` tto b f~t' the Mawchester manuficfrer sie 'settingLang oxamW!. that, We fear, will be but 'too readily fbllowe by. other employers throighout the kingdom. Theyj have given notice of a 'reduction of wages; and the ...

... AL&RMING FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE. On Wednesday morning about tena o'clock somealarm was cansed ia the immediate neighbourhood of Lime. housee in consequence of a fire breaking out in the ex. tensile ship yard of Massrs. Young and Son. The acci. dent was occasioned by a copper of tar, &e., boiling over, and the liquid becoming ignited speedily spread to two other coppers filled with the snme ...

... A meeting, largely attended, was held on Monday night at St Martin's hail, Long acre, to protest against the recent expulsion of refugees from Jersey and the apprehended Alien Bill. Combined with this was to have been a demonstration against the pre- sent war policy ; but the tone of the meeting was unmistakably opposed to the views of the Peace party, and this portion of the pro- gramme ...

... METROPOLiTAN: MANAGEMENT Act, ?? . - . MaLEOIOm OF VESTRYMEN. d -ot f.llewn ST. PANCRAS . c Ii tbe following Wards, vi., Kentish Town, Hversieoc k Hill, Camden, Regentfs Park, Somers Townr a; d Totton b ham, opposition liste were propesed and polls demanded, which will take place this day. In the No. 5, at Hlsmpstead-road ward, there was 60i V one list prpesed, which was unanimouslyAdopted. Ia ...