... THE SPANISH MINISTRY. The following private telegraphic despatch has been received with the accompanying commentary: MADRID, Nov. 22. A rumour is current that a new ministry is formed, the members of which are MM. Gurrea, Gaminde, Allende Salazar, Gomez, Oliver, Aguirre, kand Mathen. This combination, however, seems to rus very unlikely, and we give it, subject to all reserve. All the ...

... THE BATTLE OFI - RANN DESCRIBED BY BATANTS. (7pnox A SOLDIER OF rTUB 95TH REGIMEaNT.) Lines before Sebastopoi, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 7. BE My Dear Brother and Sister,-I received yours of , the 1lthi and 13th ultimo, on the 6th Gesterday), after a C mosti sanguinary battle. On the 5th instant, the anniversary tc of the Gun powder Plot, we had a most terrible day of it. w The Russians advanced ...

... LIST OF rILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE BATTLB OP NXEBRMAN, ON NOVSMBEH 5, 18 , OFFICER5B.-lKLLSD.d LVeutenasu Colonel Edward Pakenihal, CaptaiRE Ho. H. Nerille, Captain Sir Robert Newman, Bart. WOUNDED. a Colonel Frederick Hamilton, Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. H. Percy, Lieutenant-Colmnel R, Bradford, Captain A. Tipping. Lieutenant Sir James Fergusson, Bart., Lieu- tenant C. N. Start. KILLED. Sergeants ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEH. (From leoapath'o~ ltiwltney Jeur,,ar. Miles opened. Name of Railway.1 Receipne. 1863. 1b54. 1863.1 18b4.: - BRITISH. 72 72 Aberdeen ?? ?? 1,78 (1i 1,'m 87' 37j- Belfast and BalIymena ?? 736l 751 17 17 Belfast and County Down.. 1961 2G 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc., &Cheshire 1,798! 1,9741 261 26j Blackburn ?? 773. 732 85i 117 Bristol and Exeter . 4,92-6 5,684 ...

... TIlE PATRIOTIC FUND. MfEETING OF THE PARISH OF PAD- DINGTON. Yesterday a Public meeting of the inhabitants of. 1the Parish of Paddington was held at the Vestry-ball, Pad- dington- green, in aid of the fund established by her Ma- jesty's Rloyal Commsasiesol for the succour, education, and relief of the destitute widows and orphans of soldiers, sailors, end marines dying in battle or on active ...

... 4,RBZAGE PRICE OF WHEW T.- To TPE EDITOR OF Tvux MORNINGa CHRONICLE.- Sil-The-present state of the corn snark~t, and tie great interest which is universally felt as to tbe probable aupplyl and price of wheat during the coming year, induce rne to tranismit to you thle annexed table of the average prices of wheat for each quarter from Michaelmas, 1845; also tihe annual average price to each ...

... .4,tyEBSARY OF THE POLISH IsSURRBCTJ ON. e s~ c r il-t' was held last evening, in St. Ma43rtin's; t~ 0~.ate.tocaebrate fthe twerrty-fourth anniversary ~t ?? of 1830. The large room was ~iid i ~ ortbyan audience at considerable number of ~ CC ore~or~ The chair was taken by Sir Joshua MPadamongst those upon the platform, and si ee 5~ur~dto address the meeting were M. L. i Whnthe cirsirtan rose ...

... TREAXTM3ENT of the POOR at LAMBEYH ?? USE. '11I1tD IDAY. yesterday morning M'tlwrq. AoIteli and Caive, thto P ont- law In~pectors aippointed by Utie t'oor-law Board to litiVesti- gate the charges of cru~elty and ill.treatmfeltt aftansrt theI ?? of Lamtbeth~ Workhost~ e, resumed the inquiry inI tieboad-romin he s~.'iie f a large nu-.ber ilf tel prorn hhtil antltoriti,,. M~r. A. Smith aperdfr r ...

... C71 UlUCys ESSA YS.* bth may remarkable developments of literature, arising from the growth of ,dr ltl to ise that word in its widest significa- ,j;Mi 0s t u historian of British letters ;04.h ilhth future i t h record as signalijing our century, we ,e iY place the extended scope and far c* jItealY pii3cth valuc assigned to essay writing. An r e - iurnerly hed to mcaia a formal disserta- ?? ...

... 5STRA TEGIC MJlSKRPRRSENTA AojNS OF A CONTEMPORARY. iv. he In the discharge of our duty as journalists, d, we have very rarely, and never without extreme . reluctance, entered into controversies of a personal -nature with others engaged in the same vocation. U- Such squabbles can possess very little interest for ,st our readers, and we have always found a sutfi- cient abundance of topics of ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.J o StTURIN, Nov. 11. ~ost States iu Europe feel the pressure of the times; most States in Europe feel the want of m0- nly. That visionary republic, of which Mlazzini ima- gines. himself the hero, is also in want of caqh; M. Mazzini has, therefore, issued a circular in order to raise a loan ; lie has selected Italy as the theatre of his financial operations. In order ...

... COURT CiRCULAR. ets. %di- ein but vere ich ?red the rdly ally ked orts the ly'13 . its ex- ties on na, gins teir 0 WINDSOR, Nov. 14. Sir James Grohanm remains on a visit to her Majesty. The Hon. P. Talbot arrived at the Castle ol a visit to the Queen. The Hon. Charles A. Murray left the Castle this afternoon for London. The dimner party yesterday included :-Her Royal Higih- ness the Duchess of ...