... I Tuesday, December 5. AdiIrily, November 28.--Cnrps of Royal Marines: Brevet. With, reference to her Majesty's Order in Council of tloe 13th September, 1854, bhe follorvin, pro- motions arc to take place: To be Generals-Lieut.-General IV. Tremneabfeere { -i-IS Lieut.-General E. Nicolls. T1s ?? O.eeres, *Who were pieced opon foil pay previlsbl to her said Majesty's order in Council, to be ...

... :, . .; i* In the newlytormea Spanish ministry there are but two new names, those of M. Luzuriaga, the Mi- nister of Foreign Affairs, and M. Agnirre, Minister of Grace and Justice. The DLbats says M. Claudio Antone de Luzuriaga is a particular friend of the Duke of Victory. He has filled with considerable distinction several posts in the high magistrature. For several years past he has ...

... SUICIDE OF AN ENGLISHMAN AT NEW| ?? We find in the New Yo62c Daily Times, of Nov. 16, the following statement respectingthemelancholydeath of a gentleman, who had many friends in London. Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest on the body of Mr. William North, at the house of Dr. Banning, No. 7, Bond- street. From the evidence it is clear that the deceased hadi contemplated suicide for some time past, ...

... THE E CCLESIASTICAL COURTS. A TO TBU EDMtOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. wSI,-I addressed a letter to you about two months ago, which you klndar paublished, exposing a case of gross C cruelty in the Consistorial Court of Landaff. I regret to say that, notwithstanding my exertions to obtain the dis- f charge of the poor woman, Charlotte Jones, she is still in b custody. Her imprisonment commenced on the ...

... l 1i~, l0 THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. is SIR,-Allow me to thank you in the name of all I right-minded Englishmen for having trumped the last card awhich the Tfmes has played in favour of Russia. We wish to send our forces into the field as fully prepared ea possible. We desire that when they meet the enemy, they shall be Imasters of their weapons, and sailled in those details of r their ...

... F.ROAt ilia L OVN ON GAZE TT-TT uesday, Dec. 26.1 FOREIGN-OFFICE, Dsc. 23. The Queen has bcen pleased to aplrive of Mr. Augustus l Kaufmann as Consul at lilelbh*urue for th* King of Hanover. The Queen has also been Pleased to approve of Mr. Ed- ,ward Fratzscher as Consul at Mlelboarne for the Grand Duke oi Mecklenburgh-Schwerin. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. J. Binns Were ...

... RESCUE OF A WVOIAIV BURIED ALIVE. We read in Galignani:-The excavations and searches in the ruins of the house which fell down on Sun- day in the Rue de la Tannerie were continued all Sunday and all night by torch-light. In the afternoon of Sunday a pa cel containing jewels, plate, and about 40,000 fr. in securities, which the occupier of the house had deposited in a cellar before going to the ...

... NA VAL AND MILITA RY. at ADMIIURALTY, DEc. 8.-APPOINTMENTS.-Lielats. to E. F. Kvrby to the Geyser, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop of Sd 280-horse power, rat Portsmouth; T. C. Bruce (1846) te the qe Excellent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth; and N. B. Bed- le ingfield' (1816) to the Victoria and Albert, 2, paddle-wheel be steam yacht of 430-horse power, at Portemouth. a- Matter G. H. Hills (1845) to ...

... 1NEW POLITICAL ASPECT of EUROPE -The Triple Alliance, and the Austrc. Prussian Treaty. With the exception of the Kingdoms of Greece and of the Netherlands, the old atlases, published fortyyearsago, stillserve to point out the existing boundaries of the different States of Europe as they were arranged by the great Congress of 1815. The map of Europe has not yet been reconstructed, though that ...

... I I Several erroneous statements having appeared in some of the public journals as to the means now being employed in this under- taking, we have reason to believethat the following will be found accurate The vessels engaged to carry the railway material and workmen to construct a rail, or tramway, at Balaklava, and to perform such other work as may be found necessary for the siege or ...

... TOM'N COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. 'IUtY2, UtVUi\INIl biiUtlLUlPUO. The Town Council of Glasgow met yesterday-the ion. the Lord Provost in the chair . The Crrstic read a letter from Principal Mfaefarlan intimating that two bursaries fur divinity students bnd become vacant. The letter was remitted to the Magistrates with powers to fill ups the vacancies. THE ED)INBURGHIf AND GLASOOW RAILWAY COMIPANY'S ...

... [IHore C. C, Wi!li¿¡m, Esq.] Junes Ford Patrick Dillon, seamen of th Per. nevci aiicc, ot Dublin, wore charged with deserting from thClt ves#l. The Case was proved hut as the defendants promised to gu ùu boani and perform tiieir duty, they were WIIOr.ES,\LE KOBCCKY. Mary Ann Devan. a > ...