... rFlEPARATIONzS Foft WAR. p 0nekcsteoo that Lor7d 1ia~lai rcefused the c~aommand Of v it i al 0fcgletow lmustering, Ofl 0111 southern shores I the 13a , 1116 it wrere made up to thle inumiber of 20,000 in felll` -bor of hisle justly Considered inletbective. th '[Cotlinof gr-cat expcerienice, lie 1leicW how Si, 1al i Pt 1lac leiii' ie itcampaign from fatigue, l.d td ie'~ iireiseases, not to ...

... SUCCESS1ON OF THE LABT GENEffRA FORBES OF AUCHERNACH. (Before V'ice-Olucncdl or Sir P. Wood.) I FORBIES V. FORBSas D The Vice-Chancellor, on Thursday, the 9th instant; delivered Y judgment in this important and interesting caee, the arguments e in which occupied the court for several days during last term. S The suit was instituted by Mrs Sophia Forbes, the widow of the I 5 late General ...

... THIE WAR IN THIE EAST. THE, wind is still exercising the pacific functions of the world's constable, in keeping the general peace. It will not do so long now. All pretence at negooiation is at au end. To be sure, the French Emperor is said to have despatched an autograph epistle to his imperial brother, making a last appeal to his common sense; the Emperor of Austria has despatohed an ...

... Eanrerial varyi ainnlt. ir TArC., At T - , > C , - HOUSE OF LORDS-T'ueerlap, Jan. 31. eto Their Lordships re-assemibluel at 5 o'clock, whess the House send was filled by a larger number of peers on both benches than Em usually snot onl thre first night of tire session. Tire aladies' il gallesies were also occupied by a great number of peeresass andCo their friends. 008 THlE ADDRESS. wat, The ...

... . d Major-Ghaeral Sir James Maxwel'Wtlace, TLEi., it issaid;- o will be Colbnel of the 17th Lancers, and Xajor-General Thmres Erskine MNpier, C.B., Colonel of the-16th Foot. The post of - a Colonel-inlChief of the 60th Royal Rkilhs remains vacant . M- MAJOs GENERAL SIR JosEPa TaACKWELL,-The Cork pa-' pers state that this gallant officer;-left that city on1TAesday' lo evening, eo re-tae to ...

... Foreigqn Qfice, Feb. 13. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Thomas Steere as Consul at Dundee for the United States of Amefica. Doswinq Street, Feb. lt. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Hercules George Robert Robinson, Esq., to be Piesidentand Senior Member of the Councilof the Island of Montserrat. 1cr Majesty has also been pleaned to appoint Stephen Rice and George Birnie, Esqs ...

... MISCE LLANEDDSI To CAPITALISTS.-We Saw in one of our daily jonrnals once, C the following advertisement :-' To Capitalists.-Wanted, five I hundrsd pound6 to go on a sproe. Reforenees exchanged. We t dare say the wa'g who wrote it also penned the followinig on the t back of a bank note:-' This is the' last of five thousand left me t by my dear departed'grandmnotber, one year and a-half ago. I C ...

... SCOTTISH REPRMSENTATION. e- The following is a classification of the Scottish electors*- in COUNTY VOTERS. Enrolled before the Reform Act 1,019 a Owners in fee or life-rant to the value of £10 at per annum . . . 22,553 o. Tenants and occupants to the exteat of £50 as - per annum . .26,603 as Long lemseholdors and tenants for life to the ti- value of £E10 per aunum . . 658 Total ...

... 1 .-I E IGHT S. (From the U12rcular of Afessrp Gooditd l and Smart.) 17, GraceLhurch Street, London, Feb. 16. . Although freights are well maintained, yet a general uneasiness prevkails iln trade, atid business is more interiered with by the hime- 3 diate prospect of' war than we have seess at any farmer pet eid. The . great activity ill our docikyards, the vest contracts issued by the t'- if ...

... WerbDSee borur214, W:EDNESDAY, rFebru9axy 22, 1854, PA RL IA AIENT. THE EASTERN QUESTION.-The last week has seen several discussions on this all-engrossing topic. Th l Lords, yesterday week, had the matter through hand. Lord Clanricarde introduced the subject, and inveighed warmly against the Government for want of decision at the moment when a display of resolution would have inevitably ...

... - r- NITRATE OF SODIA. BEFoRE noticingthe general contents of the last pub- lished half volume of the Journal of the Royal Agricul- tural Society of England, we deem it necessary to take the earliest opportunity of offering some remarks on one of the papers which appears in it, 'namely, that on Nitrate of Soda as a Manure, by Mr Pusey, the Pre- sident-of the Society.. Whatever comes from r. ...

... To the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. e CONCLUDING LETTER. SIR,-Having, in terms of the promise contained in my 6rst letter, endeavoured, to the best of my ability, to lay before your readers some remarks on Canada, as an Emigration Field, coupled with a statement of its rapid progress in every depart- ment, I now draw to a close, and; in doing so, I may be al- :lowed to observe that, if any ...