... REP-ORT ;i TO THE~ RIGHT ]t0I. SIR CHA.U~tuS WOOD, BART., M.P., &C tt SIR,-We have attentively considered the subject k.~ about which you have done us the honour to consult uas, and we now venture to submit to you the result of 0out delibe- el rations. IN We de not think that we can more conveniently arrange IN the suggestions which we wish to offer than by following je the order which is ...

... (FRO31 OUR SrECIAL CORRESrONDENT ON Tur DANUTBE.) ] BUCHAREST, Nov. 12. 1 When the diligence set me down here on the 1 morning of the 1st of November, I was in a state of coma, partially produced by want of sleep, partly by the intense cold, and partly by the great weight of a tar dealer from Kiaarosch, who reposed the geater portion of his person upon me during the wholc livelong night. I had ...

... IRE5LAND. DUBLIN, Dzc. 1. The Freeman's 'Tournal has a description of a cere- monial which took place in the Rosnan catholic chapel of St. Paul, commemorative of the soldiers and sailors who have died in the present campaign. The following extract may give some idea of the preparations made on the occasion : The interior of the church presented an aspeqt of sombre grandeur. The high altar, aud ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARy. (BY 3EECTRIC TELEOGRAPH.) PLYMOUTH, MoNnx). f H.M.S. St. Jean D'Acre arrived at daybreak this morning. The Monarch was docked at Keyham. The St. Jean ?? and Princess Royal have dis- charged their powder and will be docked to-morrow. EXTENSION OF THE MAIL SERVICE TO TURKEY AND THE BLACK SEA. GENERAL POST-orricB, DEC., 1854. The French government having made arrange- ments ...

... H&~1SE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAs, DEc. 20. The SFAR 1uRo took the chair at 12 o'clock. PETITION PRESENTED. STAGE CARRIcAGES. - By Mr. PRINN5, from William Hubbort, of Bath, praying for a reduction of mileage on stage carruagos, or that the subject be referred to a committee. RETURNS ORDERED. Poort LAW ?? the motion of Mr. G~toGAN, return showieg -1. The amount of poor rate colleotedinathe several ...

... PARLIA MEN TAR Y DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMAMONS-DEC. 19. ENLISTMENT OF FOREIGNERS BILL. Order for second reading rest'; motion rade, and question proposed, Tha th bil b no rod asecnd ?? pro. to ad h od upn this day 3ix months.' Quesinpt AYES. Acland, Sir T. Gladt tone, W., Pechell, Sir 0. A'Court, C. Glyn, G. Peel, Sir R. Acton, J. Goodman, Sir G. Peel, P. Adair, H. Gordon, A. Peel, General ...

... GREAT FIRE IN BISHOPSGATE.sTR the On Tuesday morning a fire, resulting itn thy dei seat tion of a very great amount of property, broke Out ot4 7at premises, No. 122, Bishopsgate-street Without te~ tion Mr. John Heath, builder, and extending downted street, and behind several houses in Skinner-street. A as The stock in the yard where the fire first began w.sasty ,the inflammable character, and ...

... LOND ON, WEDNESDA Y DEC. 13| THz short but gorgeous ceremony with which i the labours of Parliament are annually inaugurated E left an impression yesterday on the spectators C which, for impressiveness, almost amounted to ( solemnity. Even the details of its ordinary routine I -harshly invaded by war-appeared to be dis- t turbed. Although, as heretofore, the benches E of the House of Lords' ...

... LONDON, F1IDAY, DEC. 15. t IN the HovsE of LORDS yesterday, the Duke of NEWCASTLE moved the second reading of a bill de- signed to empower the crown to enlist foreigners for military service. The present application of the mea* sure, he stated, would extend to the enlistment of } fifteen thousand men, who would be embodied and t drilled in this country, and when efficient sent to served abroad ...

... The central committee of the Second Prussiat n Chamber has resolved, with only one vote short of p unanimity, to propose the rejection of the address c( moved by Baron Vincke in answrr to the speech ti from the throne. The reasons given by the comrn mittee in their report are curious. The cor- h mittee say: h An answer has not always been given to the speech from T the throne, but whenever the ...

... I THE FRONTIER OF TUDXEY A PERSIA. e; (FROM, OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) t as OROOMIA11, Ocr. 9. O. Since the date of MY last short letter (of the 25th of ult.) from Tabreez, I have seen some more of Persia , and its people, and am, consequently, able to confirm es or correct much of what I ventured to remark Upon ig both in the two letters which I have written you h since I crossed the ...

... LATEST SEWS FROM ABROAD _ ?? T1-IE CRIMEA. 'flie 3Jt,,jiter of yesterday publishes the fol- 10fing BUCIIARErST, DEC. 11. v By the arrival at Varna of the Europa we have 0ew0 from Sebastopol of the 7th. 1A great urovenenlt of the enemy between the 10ranld the north of the bay was observable. The jestwent of the place was nearly complete. Four Frech regiments and numerous reinforcements had ...