... THE-: SIEGE OF SEBDSTOPOL. i I! 11 I % We have news tft the 27th' from Sebastopol, at which date nothing of great importance had occurred. The allied sarmies are daily receivinig. renforicement, and the RUs- sians are said to have been strengthened by the corps of GeneralLuders 15,000 strong. There is little. ground for .supposing that the Russians are pressed for either food or ammunition, as ...

... NICHOLAS A'N NAPOLEON THE I LITL. SIB,-The, ministerial organs; frequently complain that the American. people. do. not,'so very heartily intpa thie with the recent. efforts of France Eand Rg- Iand, toj restrain theaggressions, of.Russian . It is even * alleged that the Western Republic, is more favourably disposed to the Autocrat than to' the cause of the allied -powers; and..this sympathy .of ...

... 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 ...

... (From the Garette of Tuesday, Nov. 28.) WAR ?? Nov. 28. The undermentioned officers, who were placed upon retired full pay previously to her Majesty's Royal Warrant of the 6th Oct., 186$ to be each promoted to a step of brevet rank, in order to place them in as favourable a position as those who may prospectivel obtain retire. meat under the provisions of the said warrant, the rank in both ...

... 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 ...

... , ?? A'i E TT'' NRI N. lj 1' * (From, ?? 5pecial Oorreppsadsut Iof ;,Ti : NovEmBun. 8.-T~he battle was' at ' its height A66i4 eight~ o'clock, and byv ?? ?? eaablis&ed themselves on~ the hejjighs o .e'rih. Dr, mitli, of. the! with him towardld th rn5 goetof the- exaot position. of th aenemy, got une iei h oand, th 6proxinmlty. of fragments of shell, th hrigo ht d the fz-ig of lusts, warned the ...

... i :? ?? ? .. .- - . I I., i;: I . I I 1 ! ? i z o as. b, C', Bit ?? 0 0 0 r?: i ;BSY MAGNL~2'1C TBL0GBA.T ,: . ?? Fr , ,Xeeman-. O~lee, .Monzday, ' O-One ?? ti THE S1IEGE wOF S1EBA~STOl (J0Xr : Adivices have': be~en . reeirve~d vxia'. Odes'sa '.from ' c ,&ebastopol. to, te.t ,28d;of Xovember.. 1;o;Iing 'h ' -imiportent 'had'- occtltr~d' !before! Seb'asopol -iup toh di ! ' The'Russian'. ...

... I _ . [ We are glad to state that a medal will be promptly Issued to the troops serving in the Crimea. The medal will be given to all those who have been in any part of the present campaign. A clasp will be added for the Alma and one for Inkerman. The regiments engaged are tid have on their co- lours and appoiatments the words Crimea, Alma,'and Inkermau. The 18th Regiment (Royal Irish), ...

... Wlbe4reeaitl:vs o a lat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1854. TEat LORD MAYOR-THE SMITF.rIE LD MARKET. Sir Edward M'Donnel on resigning the civic chain may say with confidence that hisI mayoralty has not been unproductive of good to his native city. On Monday he occupied the civic chair for the last time as Chief Magistrate sitting in council, and it was his good fortune to be able to announce ...

... 11tmmitifl.-Nov. _n r ?? of Tingewvicl, to lull AMissFnySlrtolrifod ?? 23,at Bcnfor'd Chsreli, bee Burrowvs K irby, REq., Mi. I)., of A thterstoneC (late of Banlbury), ev to Suisai, Hecond daughter of Mr. Jos. Dormer, of Blarford. the DIiEu.-Nov. 15, ait Kingston Willa, Leamsington, Mfr. R. 'lu lBrain, hite ?? Hlouse Farm, Lillington, in the 81st Year rig] of Ilis atge. Air. Brain was a highly ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURAY, DEC. 9, 1854. SCIE:NCE AND AGRICULTUREI SCOTCH FARMAIING. OBSERVATIONS MfADE IN A TOUR THROUGH THAT COUNTRY. HAVING in the former papers concluded our remarks on the agriculture of Forfarshire and the ncighbour ing districts, we now proceed to offer a few on Scotch agriculture generally, the sources of which princi. pally consist of notes made on the spot, in a ...

... 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 ...