... THJE WAR. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. GENERAL CANROBERT AT STOCKHOLM. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 5.-General Canrobert has arrived. He was received with the utmost enthusiasm by the entire population. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBU!RGm, Nov. 6.-Admiral Birch, governor at Nicolaieff ...

... the o.dmlraty ?? the InteUligence 'tbet on the 22d of May the ppearance of the oled before' Bierlusk the Rutsians burnt four war st.aemers anD considerable stores of .cor. On the 28d the of0fl5of Arabat were bombarded, and the powder magazines blow up. ...

... to vote an ex- traordinary sun. from the Wallachian and Sibhilan exche- quer, to assist the Sultan in the prosecution of the war. The allied councils had urged the adoption of this measure, which, it was thought, would meet with success. RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS ...

... of War had arrived at Valdepenas, in hot pursuit of the insurgents, who were retiring on Despenaperros. The division from the north, under the command of General Turon, had reached Mqdrid, and was to leave the day after to join the -Ministerof War. The ...

... I U THE WAR.I - r of the expeditionary army, to be placed under the command . net council in Paris for the formation of a fifth division of General Renaults The total of the expeditionary force to the east, will not, it is eaid, b8 limited to 60,000 men ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIIK AFRICA Livihpool, Monday the arrival of the foval mail reamahip Africa, Capl. Shannon, which entered the Mersey at nine o'clock tins nnroin*. are in receipt of dates and a Iviacs from N»-w York to the (ith inst. The Africa bring'* and dels ...

... 7- WAR. SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL; THE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA. (From the Fourth Edition of the Weekly Freeman ) VIERNA, FRDAY, IDx. 8.-The Ost Deutsche Poet publishes the following as the ultimatum ad- dressed by Austria to Russia Austria has sent her ...

... ~ Ti; - -WAR DSPATCH FROM ESCIo BY ELECCTVID TELEGRAPH ;:4.-(Fmpo.!-_qq o.f hMongPo) IY;I/ A M ?? telegraph fror .rince Mensohikoff had been received at St. Peters hurgha, ant trasmttl edtheucethrough ierma. It' dat*'d ?? tojil, '2Ist October. HI { ts ...

... PIEDMONT AND THE WAR. The King of Piedmont, in receiving the deputation of the legislative corps and senate on the first day of the year, said ; —We have just finished a year of severe trials. That which s opening does not present itself tinder better ...

... THE WAR IN BURMAH. The future historian of these times will probably point to the Kaffir and Burmese wars as the most unfortunate and impolitic undertakings in which our troops could have been engaged. Even should the advantages connected with their ...

... althonuh received by the Emperor with raet rhanity, expressed many unacceptable opinlosa with rerencs to tbe tendency of the war, the consequence of 'ahichb was that the veteran felt the expediency of not eapor- 1og ?? further to the responsibilities of ...

... TU IIWAR. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The Fwrmden Blatt hsB the'following from the Crimea, contained In letters from Varna oi the 22d and from Con. stintinople of the 2Bd I The main body of the allied army,according to tle late intelligence, was at the mouth ...