... ICAN TROOPS BE SPARED FROM INDIA I FOR THE WAR IN TURKEY? TO THE EDITTOB OF THE DAtLY NEWS. SIR,-I wish to draw public attention, through your valuable journal, to a subject which was mootedinthq Times of the 13th of April last, in aletter signed A T, wherein it was suggested that a force of 60,000 men shield be detached from India to Erz-roum, via the Persian Guilf A few days subsequently ...

... | VISIT, TO THE SHAKERS AT LEBANON II ~~~SPRINGS.I A correspondent of the New York Daily Times writes: I left the Springs on Sunday morning about ten .- o'clock, in a stage, an a visit to the shakers. The distance re is about three miles. over a very pleasant road, of their own tb make. At present the road is quite dusty, as the drought be here has been very severe, no rain of consequence ...

... LATEST N:E5rS FROM ABROADi BEMAlU EABLE PRUSSIAN CIRCULAR. BERLIN, SEPT. 7. The prussian Government has addressed a circular to all its envoys at the secondary German courts. Th. latter will shortly be called to come to a resola- Oti oepecting the attitude of the Confederation towards Russia. The Prussian Government tells its t5~5 that although for the sake of peace it sup- ported at St. ...

... DUBLIN, SUPT. It. The Prince of the Seas, emigrant ship, bound from Glasgow to Melbourne, has put in at Kilrusb, in the n went of Clare. with ckolera. on board. The circum- stance is thus stated in the Limerick and C'lared Examiner: The painful intelligence was conveyed to us this morning II by our correspondent at Kilruwh, that a large emigrant ship, o the Prince of the Seas, from Glasgow, on ...

... The C'onstitutionnel publishes a letter from Varna, of the 2ith ult., which gives further details relative to the expedition, which are not without interest. The Constitutionnel says: The first convoy of transport vessels will sail on the 2nd September, being composed of 30,000 French from 20,000 to 25,000 English, and from 8,000 to 10,000 Turks. The three squadrons will be able to land 1 ...

... COMPETITION OF REAPING MACHINES AT! A-STIR LING.I Onn Friday the great trial of reaping machives took place on the farm of Stewarthall, belonging to Mr. Forrestef, on the banks of the Forth, about two miles from Stirling. The assemblage of spectators, although very E numeroas, was not sogreat as that of last year, and prin- cipally consisted of those having a direct interest in agricultural ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-When the Russian army seized Wallachia and Moldavia, it was our policy to declare war at once or accept the situation. We did neither, but negotiated. When critics remonstrated, the reply was always ready- We are waiting for Austria. When war broke out, it was expected that at last great operations would be undertaken, instead of which we sent an army to ...

... The military governor of Odessa has issued a pro- K cla-nation prescribing the duties of the inhabitants l in cabs of a successful attack on the city by the allies. lte reminds them of the heroic devotedness of their ancestors when the sacred soil of Russia was last violated by the enemy, and tells them that the i Emperor expects similar dets of patriotism from them.l The inhabitants are then ...

... fTHB CAMP AT MONASTIB. Letter from an officer of the light division of the British army in Turkey. CAMP MONASTIR, AUG. 26, 1854. A sudden order was received yesterday afternoon to strike tents, and for all the regiments to parade in full marching order. It wss at the asme time made known that on Satur- day morning the division was to commence its march to 1 Varna, where it was expected te ...

... (F1ROX OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BUMHAREST, AVGUST 30. I have obtained with great difficulty a copy of the proclamation issued by Baron Hess on entering the Principalities, and send it,i in case you have not already received a copy.* I also forward an original proclamation in French, promulgated by the Sultan's commissioner, Dervish : Pacha. The following is a translation of this doca- ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE A portion of the following appeared in our late edition yesterday: LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Royal Mail steanierAmerica, Lang, commander, arrived this morning from Boston and Halifax, with advices from the former to the 30th ult., and the latter to the 1st inst., 85 passengers, and upwards of half a million dollars in specie. She passed the lEuropa, hence for Boston, on the '31st ...

... FlNSBURY PARK. e F, TO TEB EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. it SIR,-In the Daily ANews of last Saturday was i d cepied a paragraph frimn the Builder, signed B, sug- I Ac ?? the ?? of two equares to the north of; al l8 Ilington, instead of a park, tbr the benefit of the inhabi- h, ?? tants of Finsbury; and as I do nmt perceive that any reply S , has been inserted in this week's Buslder, and you ...