... 0f flc t & J[ntall T1IE W''AR BETWEEN RUSSIA & TURKEY, ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 18. It is believed that Count Orloff has received a confidential fr elission from the Czar from the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, f anrisad London. 'The energetic conduct of tho Western in powers has produced that effect, and might lead to an arrange- in ,,eI without wounding toe much the national amosr' psropre. Tell Czar ...

... CHUROCH BUILDING SOCIETY FOR THYE_ DIOCESE OF ST. ASAPH. _ , - THE followingletter from the Bishop of St. Asaph has just been issued:- St. Asaph, January 10th, 1854. My Dear Archdeacon,-1 confess that I do not par- ticipate in the fears expressed by some ofour friends, on finding the deficiency in our funds so great as it appeals to be ; for I believe that the people ot England will nevel ...

... ,5?j7oreiflo ?k Toloold. A THlE THEATRE OF WAR. Briti ?? frrm tue seat of war reaches to the 29th ult. wrus Cortarlial- off had ?? on the 27tl for Kalarasob burn , ac~nnd Isatchika were at that date still in possession of 1 . _, ?? '1puts as ell ats Tournu, Shirnitza, and Kaliarsch 10 TI or tiep Russians. The Russian reserves from Bucharest vet ahave marched to the Danube. General Luders gi ...

... Imperial V. artiouleoll HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. The Marquis of CLANaiCARDE called the attention of the House to a breach of privilege which had been committed by certain officials, who in making returns ordered by the House on the motion of Earl Grey, had appended to them letters commenting on the speech of the noble lord as deal- ing lnjustly with a branch of the public service. The Duke ...

... I! The monthly meeting of this Club took place on Wednesday last. Mr. Charles James Trevor Roper, was unanimously elected a member of the Club, on the motion of the Rear-Commodore, seconded by Mr. Sampson. A large assortment of plate was submitted to the meeting, and the prizes for the ensuing Regatta chosen from it. Tenders were ordered to be obtained for the necessary works for the Club ...

... THE UNITED KINGDfOM AtiLtACE. On Tuesday evening -last, a P~ublicl M60fing was held in Harrison's Assemb~ly Iloon,- in this city, to explai the nature and objects of thle above Society. In thle absence of the Very 1Rev. 'he Dean, the Rev. Dr. Arthur Jones wvas voted to the Chair. Thle Chairman said they were invited to attend that Mieeting for the purpose of hearing the principles of a newly ...

... A.setrtw i The Gazotte contains a notification that the duty on the exportation of oak timber from the Roman States was to be t doubled from the Ist instant. Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibitien of 1851, d with the view of rendering the valuable trade collection pos- I sessed by them, and now deposited at Kensington Palace, of f practical advantage at as early a period as possible, ...

... RELIGIOUS DLEOMIINATIONS IN ENGLAND. The work of Mr. Horace HMnn, assistant-commissioner to the census, on Religious Worship in England and Waloes has beun printed witlliu the last few days. Thc origin of tbis work is as ?? preparations were beih, xnade foir taking the last census, it was considered most advisable, if pos:ible, by means of the complete machinery to be emploved, to seice upon ...

... em tropo U A section of the metropolitan police are under orders for Constantinople to assist the Commissariat. The men have volunteered from the different divisions, and each constable re- ceives a bounty of 121. and a stipend of 4s. per diem. The Guildhall Wpllington Monument has been entrusted to bir. Bell the sculptor of Dorothea, and other works of poetic beauty and portrait character. ...

... ?? julprt-iol ?? orliflinvat, 9 v HOUSE OF LORDS,-FRIDAY, The Royal Assent Vas given, by commission, to the follow- ing ?? Sewers Bill; Literary and Scientific Institutions Bill; Militia Ballot Suspension hill ; Militia pay Bill; Militia (Scotland) Bill; iliftia (Ireland) Bill; Real Estates Charges Bill: Prisoners Removal Bill; Mayo County Advaneces Bill; West Indian Encumbered Estates Bill; ...

... pi tfiffltl. The Queen has been pleased to appoint George Coles, Esq., I to be Colonial Secretary; James Warburton, Esq., to be Treasurer; Joseph Hensley, Esq., to be Attorniey-Geueral; Dennis O' Meara, Esq., to be Solicitor- General; and William Swabsy, Esq., to be Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans for the Island of Prince Edward. MINISTERIAL IEGULATION. It is a rule with every ...

... The cheering accounts of harvest affairs Which We have had for several days continue unchanged. llURDER 2EAll LOUGIIALL. The Beyfpst Mercury contains the ?? learn frorn a correspondent that an occurrence has taken place near Loughall, whiclh has terminated fatally, and which may sub- ject a person to a trial for his life. A young man named Hlunter, and another, named Slothers, came into ...