... C Hi RI ST M AS, 1853. ?? ?? - - .l , - ,. I (Frroin the Daity N'ewvs.) Cliristniris- eve is ours once mote. It is probable that every Christmans-day siuCC the ilistittiouni begai lies beeti thought very rennarliable by somne ielictoe or others within tire circuit of. its observance. ¶Jo uts tire present is a very ?? Christ- rues, for mnore reasons titan ont; ; arid wrhether we look abroad or ...

... AMEBICA. a Liverpool, Sunday Night. a The Canada, from Boston, with the President's Message, Igoc k just arrived in the river. Sihe brings $700,000 in snecie. 0 President Pierce commenees his message by initbrining his '1ellow-citizeus of the Senate and of the House of Reprecun- tatives, that inuch interest is naturally attached to the first s' Message of a uiew President, and that that ...

... STATIONS OFll THE Bl.[TISHI ARMY. (Fromt Colburin's United Service Mongzinc and Naval and Military Joulrnal.) l'crecel tw yplaces are merltioncd, the list nt7eod is that at which the VCpit of the !e imtnlt is stltionedi Life Guards. Fot, 1st, Windsor. 3Dt1, Cork. 241, Re-git's Park. 40th, Australia *Waterford. Royal Morse Guards. 41st, Malta; Muliligmr. llyde Park. 42d, Gosport. Drayoom Guards ...

... DE.TH OF LORD FULLERTON. (i ron ?? Mecu5ry) t We regret to state that this venerable judge and distinguished t lawyer died on Saturday afternoon, at his residence in Edin- burgb. It is only about thrce weeks since his retiremnent-from e 3 the bench, which lie so long adorned, was announced, when the o hope was expressed and cordially cherished, that he might be a spared a calm an d genial ...

... INTERZESTINcG JACOBITE REIO. Y We bad the pleasure of seeing, on Wednesday last, ild AV dfwarehouse of our townsmen, AMessrs. Third, Adams & Co., il !, Queen Street, a vecy interesting relic of the romantic times or s the iForty-Five, viz,, thc plaid or scarf worn by the Marquis li of Tullibardinc at the Battle of Cullodlen. Tbe garment has rl heero'trcasured ever since the memorable periodl ...

... STATE OI T!I1 CONTINENT. (From the Londton Jualrwd. o/f Saturday Eveidug.) 5 ?? TheT Stiiandad says- Tbis artiele of tbe 1osnitelfi iasjustly o exci Lcd a gre:(t dcal of fittentioif+ :wdl if it bhls n()t compllletely r removed all doxubts and1 aptiicielilions as to tito. Futtlre, tho I causo litist not bo attl ibnted to captiouhosness of spirit, for tint striaige buinloeilfig of tint(c Vie ...

... wm~ - ELECTI'O-1I'I0L)(iy A;ND MESMERISM.t - .-r. I - I1- ?? OO7 (Coi aidfnonl 1i 1 un ild of lfownlay, 28th Xtovennber.) ~ Fiitine Qniontert, liren. In tili puihle ?? bittilns of profissionall Biologists,'' much Ti rissluailtitoilli niicofajeiii p ioc'1ossessed by time opera,- fro0 Ve , .111, 1 - t esto is conveyed lin it a tor Csi his s nettljct; insnig, siil lrqteit a forin of Commntands ...

... The 'Winter Assizes for the counties of Lanark, Renf'rewr, and Dumtibarton, were opented here onl 'r'ticsay nritgby Lords Wood and I landlyside. 'Their Lordslttps were escorted to ithe Jitsticiary Court hy aI dctacltinnt of in fanttry front tile barracks, at strong posesa 01 policemien otuler Captaitt, Stuart reand Mlackaly, and were a~cont panlied by tihe Lord P rovst ned Magistrates of tile ...

... SC 0 T L A N 1). 1 l6olyrood Palace.-AWe are glad to learn that his e Grace the Duke of Hamiltont has now app(iinted thle persons who are to havc charge of showing to the pullic the apartmentis in Holyrood P'alatc atnd the I Chapel Royal ; and we havc reasoln to believe that 3 thl new arrangements will very shortly conie into . operation. By thesc arrangemceints it is jiltenideid by tile ...

... TURiKEY. (From the Morning Chronicle's Correspondence.) Constantinople, Nov. 14. Whilst the artillery from the Turkish forts greets the entry of the whole of the combined British and Frenth squndrons into the Bosphoros-whilst a bloody battle is fought at Olte- nitza, oil the banks of the Danube, and 2700 Turks victori- ously repulse four times that number of Russians-whilst the Sultau has ...

... (F r-onz the Lontdon Journals of Yesterday.J TURKEY AND RUSSIA. (From teie Times' Correepondence.) Vienna, Tuesday Evelling. It is authentically stated that the repolt that all alliance had been formed between the Four Powers is incorrect; a collective note hls been drawn ui), bat nfo mutuaI pledge given to enforcec its acceptance. FiiANCE. (Front the Morning Clronicle's Correspondence.) Paris ...

... s C 0 I'r A ND. I The Vit I 11e Iles iet.: SAepterd.---,We a)re glad I to leaiil that liel ArMt jestv lw:t, oI tile retominnt'iation y ol' the Earl o'l title en, been gra( jeioutsiy pleased( to Con001 a ft Cltpe (/oll of ) o per atitti i oa tile Widt] ow of II the E I rick Shltfllephr. i-,colqasmaii T1'h QOeneo ?? S 4 ?? ely on Satuord ay morn- ill, tittd sIhot, tlci ptsiilltu1e lie1l Rhok;, ...