... I-SECOND .EDITION. M-A{ORTNG ORRONICLE OFFICE, ,1 Thulday, 12 30 pam TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. INPIA AND THE EAST. T.RIESTE, TUESDAY. From the accounts ibrought by the mail from India, we learn that the Allies have landed in the Kurile Islands, occupied by the Rassians, and have hoisted the French and English flags there. The Chinese insurgents have defeated a body of I the Imperial troops in ...

... MILITARY APIAIP.1 .1Y INDIA. T TO RER EDITOR OF THE MO'ANING CHRONICLE. h SIR- I have to tbhrnk you f Jr givirg a place tz my re- maI ks on the ttste of things i A India in your puper of yes- ttrday, and I hope you will nl lor me to draw your ?? to the great injustice the Government of Indir are COr3- imitting in refusing to pre claim martial law in the disturbcd t] districts of Bengal. d a ...

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... AppROACHING VISIT OF THE WINO OF SAIRDINIA. i' Pi agijesty the King of Sarditija will take 0of th h Imperial French Court this e -ening, h ve jia the Great Northern of France ~taV Olait , lvhwhre the K iuig is expected .tcivo shortly before midnight. !r MIajety5 steamyyacht Osborne has been ; o or oalaud prepare for a voyage to Frane, olft Portsmouth Yesterday evening, to bring . t, Royal ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, NOV.29.' , -1 A SAVINGS BANSx for the army in the Crimesa such an institution, we suggested on Tuesday last, i would probably prove the most effective counter- fl agent to the temptations to drunkenness to which b our soldiers in the East are exposed. If the autho- rities of the Horse Guards are disposed to try the tl experiment, the machinery is to a great extent pro. vided ...

... ROMYL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. A full meeting of this society was held on Monday 8Al, Sir Rodericek Murchison in the chair. Amongst those present were his Exeellency tho Dafi'A Ainbaslsdor, General d'Oxholm, and Coust Reven'1IO; .Conel Everest, .M. de Verneuil, H. A. di FredoGlGenesrl Mo;iteith, Sir Wm. Claefriug, Bart.; ,ietlonant Co'ir S.theby, Major.General Grifiths, Rear-Admiral Sir JObr Ross ...

... I EDUCATION OF FEMALES OF TE WORKS. I IN: 14G ?? TO Z0 ,3DITOOY 01 TR DnAILY XZ . . . SxI,-My attention having, beenaled to-the dedt- clenciesi in !the useful partb of womans educion by Intercourie with several 'sohpoli for the working classes, I had drarrn pp the accompanying little cireularb aeI intended it to be shown to the friends of 'those saceolb ; butl gm induced, on seeing so much ...

... GENERAL CANROBERTS MISSION. (FROM Our, OWN CouREnSloDIINT.) [The followiug appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PARIS, WUDNzSDAY EBENING. The Constifuotonele undertakes to eliminate. the truth from the very conflicting accounts that: have been circulated on the interesting subject of General Canrobert's mission to Stockholm. Although the.repu- tationlforaccuracY of all the French ...

... . OLUASTER CORPS. TO TUB EDITOR OF Tao MoRNILHG CHKONIQLL., Ser-The cry for men to reinforce our brave army in the nEast, which, day after day, is heard in the colunns of the press, suggests the idea of which I write. Why, when thousands of pounds are being monthly col- lected iu aid of patriotism-when bands of foreigners are being daily enlisted into our service-German, Polisb, and- even ...

... WOOLWICH, Nov. 29. Lieutenant-Colonel T. B. F. Marriott, of the Royal Artil- lery, has been placed under orders for the Crimea. Assistant-Surgeon C. J. Kirwau, of the Ordnance Medical Department, has also been placed under orders to proceed to the Mauritius and the Cape of Goal Hope, with detach- ments of the Royal Artillery to fill up vacancies in those companies stationed there, and who are ...

... 'ELOZ'IONS FOR DISTRICT BOARDS i I ~ ?? WORKS. - ! Tho BJard of Workdof the Holborn district consists of forty.ninehni;ibers, of which St. Andrew 1olborn above ?? returns twenty-four; St. George the Martyr, nire; St. Sepulobre, six; S4ffron-hill, Hatton-garden. and Ely- rents, nine ; and the L berty of Glasshosde-ysrd, one. ST. ANDREW HOLBORN ABOVE BIARS. The followiug gentlemen have been ...

... FOREiIGN INTELLIGENCE. INDIA AND THE EAST. TRIESTE, TUESDAY. From the accounts ,brought by the mail from India, we learn that the Allies have lauded in the Kurile Islands, occupied by the Rassians, and have hoisted the French aud English flags there. The Chinese insurgents have defeated a body of the Imperial troops in the province of Tang. The Duwager Ernpriss of China is dead. Despatches ...