... T HE -3 W7.A 1. TIHE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Timnes' Special Correspondent.) Tlll ANTICIPATED RIUSSIAN ATTACK. CA11P 13EFORE SE11ASToPOL, Nov. 3.-Here wc are, two months aftcr the fall of Sebastopol, settling down for the winter under an apprehension of a Rlussian nttack! The fact speaks for itself. A victorious army, which has driven out the enemy from the strongest position behind ...

... (Ti~e flolwiqy appeared in our Second E diton of (yesterdnay.) Tlfi, ClllHME A. TIhe Mroniteur contains a despatch from Geueral P'clissicr describing the reconnaissances of the 27th October. The fortified position of the Rlussians, and the want of wvater at Sak, induced the nllies to return. Four Frenchmcn vwere killed and 18 wounded, by Russian shell. The English had one man slightly wounded. ...

... 2p,4rit Df QIt ?-IrtM DISTURBANCES IN INDIA. (T7imeics. ) Every mail from the East brings new proof that, figwe are to maintain our ground in India, it must Rse on the usual conditions of empire. Those usual -osiditioiss have hitherto been disregarded to an ex- ttaat which is probably little known, we will not say to iforeigners, but even to the majority of our own people. For the sake not ...

... 61 ?? I'll t r t 11 r II. EDINBURGH, SATURDAY, NOV. 17, 1S55. SECOND and THIRl:D EDITIONS are Published containing all the Latest News of imporltance. Tim, news of thl defeat of the Russians, by the Turks, under O(ier Paclia, apparently in their attempt to prevent the passage of the river Iugour, in Mingrelia, affords a relief to the strain of recent expectancy, and a hope that ere long the ...

... SecoND FOITIO N OIItW ]F(FFICE, SATIitRlMV. ELEVEN oCWog, l{USSI.\. An imperial ukase orders the extension to the Whole ?? of the oir.lers issued relative to the en- t(ltmmt of the poor nobility. These orders, when isseed. touok etlct ill 13 Governments only. Tbe ntew ukase will tvncl ?? inerease tbe number of offi. Cot& Atly caumidcrixly. LONDON. The Tiames, in a leader on our relations with ...

... If, migil glodlignm ?? FRANCE. TilE: rAIdS EXHItBITION. The lreoniteur publishes the following report to the Emperor, relative to the recocnpenscs to be awarded at the Universal Exhibition:- Sire,-The labours of the international jury are terminated, and those of the Conucil of Presidents, in order to become definite, only await to be ratified by a decree, completing that of the 3d of October ...

... 1 tovi IttinI I,- tII igeIt-. Tite Duke of Bucclerrch's foxhounds meet to-day & the 17th, at Bortlrwick Brae; Monday the 19th, at Riddell; Tuesday the 20th, at Jed Water Foot; E Thuisday the 22d1, at Springwood Park ; Saturday the 24th, at Wooplaw-each day at half past ten E o'clock. I TInE STABSBING CASE: AT Porm-GLASOOw.-Alex. I Wilson, one of the parties concerned in the recent f case of ...

... ED DI NT 1B U 11 G I. F1ier ARTS.-Oar readers will be glad to leario that Mr Erskine Nicol, of tliis city, so favourably known as the painter of subjects of Irish character anrd humour, has been elected an Associatc of the Royal Scottish Academy. TIIE SUICIDE IN FOUNT(INSBRIDGE.-WVe are re- quested to state, in refcrence to the paragraph which appeared in our coletuns yestcrday, relative to ...

... DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. FOREIGN OFrFcI, Friday.-Lord Clarendon has received the following telegraphic despatch from Vis- count Stratford dg Redcliffe:- TnLERArIA, November 15.-At noon on the 5th Omer Pacha forced the river Ingour, at the head of 20,000 men, and defeated the Russians, computed at 16,000, including muilitia, and partly entrenched. The enemy lost about 400 killed and wounded, ...