... T1 E T A T T 1, 0V I NK: I FR AT A NN . TT QP ?? T. TI TTi 1\ to\ Rtf\'171.7 JjWA9 urx J&LLLW AMJ wuumiAjsu. WAR-OFFICE, Ditc. II, IS54. The Right lIon, the Secretary-at-War has received from hs, graee the Duke of Neweastle the following, list of eastialties among- the non-coinmnissioned ?? awl mon in the forces tinder the command of Field- M1as shal tue Lord lagrlan, ?? from the 2nd to the ...

... I 'F'its mneeting atfthe Society for .1romoting thed Edl- ?? OF thle Deaf-mutes aind the Blirird of this Pro- Vince, winch took place: in this townl yesterdlay, and which wve describe very fully in our columns, to-day, was peculiarly distinguished by the adoption of at report, which is of immnense value on account of die statistics it onmbodies. no~t alonea in reforeitec to thc ;tiogi-ess; of, ...

... SEBASTOPOL, INKERMANIN, AND B ALA KLAVA. (EXTRACTnr ANT) ABRIDGED FROM CLARRE'S RAVEELS IN RVUSSIA, QUARTO, CHAP. XX., P. 487.) Tar evening after we left Bakehiseral (serai means 1 seraglio, or court), we reached the great bay of Aktiar, upon which, in the time of Catherine II., was bestowed the name of Sebastopole. It also bears the name of the Roads. Here the Russian fleet is frequently ...

... W YVEDNIIESDAY's LONDON, NEWS. LB~r- MAGNErtIC TETr.EritApII. CAPTURE OF A BATTERY. BUcijtasT, DEc. 4. Accounts from Sebasfopol oF the 15th, announce that. the English hatd repulsed a sortie of bho Russians, taking a battery oF nine guns, and have maintained themselves in it. The Allies hare landed 148 ships' guns. TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN PO WERtS. IENNA3, MWoNDAs, DChc. 4. The ...

... NVEDNESDXf} Y'S LONDON NEWS. I [1,! MAGNGNET'IC TELEGRAPH.] I DESPATCII FR.OM GENERA.IL CANIPOBERT TOI T H E MJINI:STE R AT WAR. B3rForomv Sr.BASTOPOn, Dxc. 3. The r ain is coming doe^-n in torrents. Oulr roctls ?? ant up, our trenches full of water, and all our opera- tions, anid all our works, are suspended. The enemny is immoveahle, fromn the samne causes, and from those. I have pro-ri ...

... SCRAPS FRWI PUNCH FOR. DECEM3EPR 2. 11 . . I ?? mO OL'Lt irALLANT t:ENSCIL AeisLS.- Zoutave- ter et fo-titer. T11: PITUSSTiAN 'COxSTrTUTno0,_A sealed book., strongly bound in Russiia. BiS lOU:, HOILXS.oThe Standard expresses its opinion that Lord Aberdeen is a sTail. it lmay iso so, but we shall he much surprised iT, next session, lhe is found to carry a House with himr. Tim FzAR I YTO 'i i ...

... TIHE POPE AND THE WAR. | IOese, Nov. 20.-TI b'lessed Leonard of Porto Mar, rizio, whom Pio Nino recentl proinoted to a place in tie calendar oF saints, prophesied, many years ago, that when tioe inysteay of thu inmaeulate Conception shourldi be finally establis reirl as a chmrcl dogma, pedace and gcode'r1l would prevail riper, earth, and svwr, fit- mrilo, a:udr ?? disappul :LI. On the 8tir of ...

... THE BEL FAST GENERAL HIOSPITAL..;'. WE have already taken an opportunity or announcing he intentios of the RHspital Committee, to appeal to he clergy of all denominations in, Beliast aed its icinity, to tako measures for a general collection, in kid of the funds of the institution, in the various )iaces of public worship on the last Sabbath of this nonthl and year. Many arguments pressnt them- ...

... MR. BIPIGHT, M.RP, AND THE WAR. A vnnrirc meeting. was held on Monday, in the Man- chester Town-h1all, -which had been called to eciable the citizens to declare that they do not concur in the opinions of Mr. Bright, but are fr'ly convinced of the justice and necessity of the war, and earnestly hope that it will be carried on with the utmost vigoour, until the ob jets for which it was ...

... [BY X&GNETIC TELEGRAPHL] YESTERDAY'S LONDON NEWS. THIE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. Advices from Sernlin of the 3rd inttant, bring in- telligence from Constantinople, to the 23rd November. The news from Sebastopol is to the 21st November The allied troops -were in excellent spirits. The siege was vigorously continued. The bombardment cOcl- iinued. Typhus fever, dysentery, and cholera, pre- vailed ...

... ?tll? WAR? T SIB. kthYBBAStOPOL *F di ii 6 Cirespon s de of de Mosrnais CkeAiil&j- . Baadsc Ssa,-Mov. 12.-~T-hb usual pase liais fioowed upoin the batole~of the-5th'. The r,:silt of.the council of wear, which %vas mentioned in our -ast letters, was that:-ho assault should be. attempted unitil the arrival of Ilamre reinfcreemenis, atle 2 men Vry fevs now expect to take stop` bexe3rcb and a ...

... DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE, DUBLIN* ONe Thursday evening, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sir Edvaild MpDolrrirell, gave a farewell euter- ailrrlerit to the Iemnbears of tire Corporation and as ?? ous party of friends, at tlhe Mansion House, the period at winich his lordship's year of olffice esxpire usirrg close at hanId. On this occasion the King's Room, which hlad lately undergune an ...