... The following i8 the beat account which has yet been publiehed of the imporiant battle of Nujuff- ghur:- One of the most brilliant actions in the present campaign took place on the 26th inet (Beptember) at Nujuffghur, about 20 miles from the coamp at Delhi, of which I propose to give a brief acocunt. Information was received in camp that a foroe of the enemy, to the number of 7000 of all ...

... AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH TIL DESPATCH. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTO BER 4th, 1857 each Copy of the DESPATCH will be accompanied with a Coloured MAP, a CHART, or the PLAN of a prin- cipal Town, so as to furnish to each Subscriber, GRA TIS, the moat comprehensive, complete, and generally useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. The-size of the Engravings will be that of one page of the ...

... WRECK OF THE D)UNBAR AT SYDNEY HEADS.- ONE RUNDRED -AND TRIBRT-NINE LIVES LOST. It is with deep regret that We have to record the total loss of the magnifiaent olipper ehip Dunbkf, Captain James--re'en,whioh left Gravesend on the 24th of May and Plymouth on the-30.h of that month--for Sydney. Only one seaman out of a total of 140-persons' on board is'reported as having escaped. The Dunbar was ...

... ;MR. LINDSAY, M.P., AND HIS CONSTI- TUIWTS'r On Monday evening, Mr Lindsay, M.P., addressed a 'meeting of his constituents in the Albion Assembly- rooms, Tynemonth. There was a considerable number of:gentlemen connected with shipping in the room. Mr Alderman Pow, the Chairmen of the North Shields Bhipowners' Society, presided. Mr LNDBsAr, who was warmly received, 'after allud- ing to several ...

... I ATTEMPTED LAUNOH OF THE :GREAT EASTERN. 8ERlOUSB ACCI~DENT.. On Tuesday morning. aommenced the above great operation, which has been looked forward to with so much anxiety. All night long Mr Brunel, Captain Hasrrlon (the future commander), Mr J. Scott Buesell *.(the originator of thih leviathan steamship), and 1600 mechanics were upon the ground making the necessary preparations by gas ...

... NEmOLITAN DESPOTISM. On Monday evening a public. meeting was held in the. Lecture Room, Nelson-street, in this town, in compianoe-with a nuraerously-signed requisitione- the Mayor, for the purpose of taking steps to urgoe'the go- vernment to procure the releae 'of- Hdiry Alerahder Watt, aenativo of this- town, and a' oompanion' named Park, who are now imprisoned in' Salerno''on a oharge of ...

... 77-77?? -.DT? i ? I ? ?? Aw . RELTEF QF LUCKNNOW.e GBEAT VICTORIES OVER THE DELHI FUGITIVES. FRBES MUTW-IES 4ND UR-DES..- The following telegram w.aareoeived at the Foreign.' office ?? ng, at 10.40aa, , The Yeotis, just arrived from Alexandria,. bringa no further hews than W c omniicated this morning, except that Lucknow wsv reinforced by'her Ifjeaty'e 63rd and 93rd Regiment about the 24th ...

... _ THE MONEMAY PANIC. The United States mail steamer Fulton, Capt. Wot. ton, has arrived at Southampton, with- New Iork ad- vices to the 17th. The general opinion seemed to be that the financial pressure was over. A run upon the New Orleans banks was made on the 14th, which con- tinued, and several suspenesions were the consequence. Money matters were very unsettled in meet parts of' the' ...

... be WCASTL1 , NovimBEB 6. One ot 'the public Russian journals (the Xnve,4i~~eREusse).,swhich professes -to-be-in tho- secret as to the object of the Emperor in pro- posing a meeting with the Emperor of the French, states that the interview took place with a view of promoting plans for securing univer. salpeace. If so,-and some circumstances which preceded, and others connected with the Statt- ...

... NEWCASTLE. The annual elections to supply the vacancies in the Town Council caueed by the legal retirement of one- third of that representative body, took place on Monday lest, the 2nd ot November, the firet of tbhe month hap. relaring tbie year' to fall on Sunday. As respeots Aelceetle, we have bad the somewhat unusual spec. ifle -of a contest in every ward, without exception ;, and in three ...

... , (14m the Econonifit.) - At Dfrst eight the intelligence received from New York will, on most of our readero, produce the impres- Sion that universal bankruptcy is impending over that state. The banks in a body had suspended speeie. pay-: ments. Such a fact in this ocuntry would convey. the idea of insolvenoy and failure, and would be tanta- mount to a complete suspension of banking business, ...

... :ANK PANIC ATGLASGOW. Yesterday, a. run took place on eeverat. banks in the city, and more particularly on ?? Bink, the City and Glasgow. Bank, and the National Seeu. rity Savings' Bank. No sognerwere these establish- ments opened In the morning than symptoms of. the run began to show themselvea, in the shape of an unusual call up of deposit aecounts, and an imperative demand for payments ...