... i T T WAR. Part of the following appeared in a Second Edition of our last publication:- DISPATCH FROM MENSCHIIOFF- BEnLLis, WUDnNEsDAY.Under date of St. Peters- burgh, January 2nd, we learn that a despatch had been received there from Prince Alenschikof, an- nouncing that nothing remarkable had taken place at Sebastopol between the 20th and 26th Decem- ber, with the exception of two sorties on ...

... 7M iA .. - -L A I IMPRIAL ?? . I We published yesterday, by m-agnetic Telegraph, a sum - Mary of 'the proceedings in parliament on its re-assembling,, on Tuaeday, after tbe Christmas recess. We now subjoin the notices of motion which were given in both houses on tbat occasion, and which were not contained in the telegraplY' summary:- HOUSE OF LORDS-TunEDAr, JAN. 23. THE JCOSDUCT OF THE WAR. ...

... _ P - I The Himalaya, screw -etearm-sbip, Captain Bet!, a- rived at Spitbead at tbrae o'clbck eon Tesdcay afternoon from the Black Sea. She left Malta on the 20t of Decem- her, calling at Gibraltar, wbre -she was detained three days coaling. She bas brought P1ome the ?? lady, ten military officers, three naval officers, 48 wounded so'diers, 88 sick ditto, 225 women, and 300 childrdn-making a ...

... T Tl WARa The London morning papers of yesterday did not coutain any telegraphic despatches5 about the war. OPERATION` IN THE CRUIMEA (From a Opeci Cal-C@rrefevpon d of the Daily News,) COPISTANTrixoPLii DAEcMBR 20.-The extraordinery activity which now prevails in every department of the miu. tary service gives great plausibility to the widely Circulated report that Russia is secretly and ...

... t Buosaaasv, JANr. 26Tz.-Accoanta from Constntiopln of the 18th state that a now movement on the put of the Softes, aided by the Musulamen, had besen discovered nd punished. Invalides with wounds occasioned by the frlot had arrived from the Crimea. There had been severe atorats In the Black Sea, and several transports had been lost, CowesTArrevopnr, JAxSuAgV 18.-A contempplated iar. rectlon of ...

... THU IEG OFla SafABTOPOL. I Hi-highs abiovoesatoi' Dee. 20. The troops have been gratifitd by the issue of a general order, stating chat Lord Raglan has r~esived3 a lette' frrom theO Soeretary-at-War, to thle effect that Iir M\TJesty's Government had decded upon issuing to each officer and man in the Crimea wa~rm cI~loting for tlie winter, to consist of' two Pairs Of tdrawet's, two Guetanseve, ...

... AccoaniDO3 to previous announcement, MIr. Cobdlen addressed the electors of tile West Riding, at Leeds, on Wednesday, at noon. 'Tlhere were several thousand people present fromt all parts of the Riding. We extract the principal passages of the honourable gentleman's speech:- Ml;, eonI0jx AvitiSli TO )VAIL LQANS. I cannot, as a member of PaIrlialment, divest myself of the function of voting ...

... SCRAI'PS FROM lbPVCHI lFOR JANUARY 61. BuIotoIaAItO US JeosaIT.-Q. Whaat bar is that wvliitn otean oprans, but taovor sltis'? Ansaaer-A cros--bar. ourd John Russell says tIlat ther cis 01D llit of trubl lt the A.ustri'ana treaty, aialn that is at tho eit, wvliere til 'tlr eiii a rstnile of Einglanad is co u0LIedL wiIt the words Done at Vienna. CAUuriei Foat COciN'EvS.-Our nialcrolis ...

... TI]T. REORGANWISD LI!,'IAIALS OF BEr.FAST AND '!'HEIR SYM PITIII LNG FRIENDS IN D1UB[LIN. II, tbe renjuveiated anid amalgamated Liberalism of the Nortlierti Athens has litthet'to taet with but little lionouir ted less success iu its own community, it can at lcint cottgtaittlato itself u[Jon havitng eanied tle applrolbatiot andi sympalty of tbat most contoisnplUbIn of all pettitoggillg factions ...

... A POLISH AUXLAIAtY LEGION. MYI are afidil tInat, ill dtuuu di: ll anl obtaillillg the asse::t of' IP:arliazonett to t he fornmation of I inereea rv ])r'igal} z fo lageto to h1elp) its in carty ing on thL pleCseIlt W:tI Nthi effect, MW bisters have faltlen into tOLe tistatie of reckoning their cicickels beibre thei are IIate lI 0(1 11 ti I the recet t debates on. thO Foreidgi li listtlit t ill, ...

... 'TH1E IMMACUL ATE C(NCEPTI ON AND ITS ANTIECl I)IEN'T S. it1v.I. Ci ining wviitas as follows to the cdi tar Q(2cm D~elis viiit poc'ird sjic re p ius dcomcla .'' 'lics is trot'v ci ecclecicsirs its ccc well cc of ordlinar'y tei M1Aar'),' writes tIh Unit/cop, '' las besc 'cttcsl cnvdim Iincccclato-it, is tiii' Faitic (Iiitics Cltti-c'l wrhoeccr e ni' iks it cc is a i'relcc Mcci'y is ai ~Chrisu ...

... 'I'IE TRAVELS OF A SLANDER. SoiM mnolnths ago it eitered tile head of an editorial writelr in the 1fosrt/rer' 1Vlr& to revive tile Rev. Johin Scott Porter's oft-refuted ealuinnies upon the character of the illustriotus Calviin, and, iu doing so, to add some- tiring froom his ovil p'ivate stock of slander wherewith to assail the memnoryofr the other reforrmers. Thre article to which we allude ...