... LETTERS PROM TIIE CRIMIEA. TirE following intss'esting letter from ageirtleman who has lately arrived at Baja Kiava has been received by a friend in Dublin:-.- 4Bala Kmesa, Dec. 10. I have spent three days in visiting thle camp and scenes of action. I have been up-in tile trenches and in) the nearest English battery to Sehastopol, within 400 yards of the ?? batter-ies, antl under their fire. ...

... |ECCfESrAS'IOCATI, Cooi.rgfSSt (EROiN..\ Ri I' 0 It T Of thle Ecclesiastical Commnissioner'S forl Ireland, for' the( Year ending thre Ist. day of August, 1854. Toe its Exceellency Edward Grativille Eliot, Earll of St, G elrmansr, IorrII Lrr'ntescant Genlera] arid( GeneralI Governor of Irelandi, &C., &Ce. W\ir, thle Ecclesiastical Coimmissisoiilrs For Ireland, whose. handsi and corporate seal ...

... I CRITICAL POSITION OF THIE MINISTMY. 'ThI filte which impends over the Coalition Cabinet, the moment Pailiamtent ro eassein b] es after the recess, is no longer mere nmitter of conjecture. The rinuours which were current, alumoust immediately following the close of the short Christmas session, have been again revived with fiesh unction and positiveness, tuid it would seem that the ...

... (From the Corei''.podeit of Liverpool4t does.) TIIE cMOsiIiON 0,U11isrr AND TIM WAR. Thle 'Papery and TmdIoleIry Of thle Imbtecile and guilty, as thle caniton wits now call thle Coalition, arc quite frisky those ]last few days, big~ Will, a porteittotia somelhiiig or other that is to electrify the community very sliorttl; anti they Icnowinogly shlutke their heads, when., asiced wdlat so-rt ...

... P - O I G (1 ) PORT OF CA\RItI(KFFRGUs (BJELFAST'). (Pioms ithe Eel/stat8 Jei'ernt~i0 loi's. EviSKY fragmeont. relating~ to theL tr~ade ftibyta ?? itself is of gre~at value itn tracIing, thle history of' (stir progpress, and jvit therefore collect themn for our seaders. Anl Es` chequer roll, of the reign OF E3li as- beth, has cease into orhns htepan h priilee tat arrchfrgus possessed-of ...

... THLE JONAS 4j1r 'I'HE COALITION. Tinn1: week5 ago it vas said here that the question oi the day wras, who should be the Jonas of the Cabi~let, 'hose castisq ovethoard. mlight giVL' thle sore liabouring Coalition shipl much battling uitli the breakers, a chance of riding tiiough the storn? Al it wvas answered that tile aij(l Jonas was Lord Johin. At first sight it would seem that he has made a ...

... CDc Wrest. CRISIS OF WAR AND TRADE. [FnOM TIt TImES.] Tim same month that brings Western Europe to the very walls, and, we trust, into the city of Sebastopol, exhibits also the greatest check that our commerce Ibas received for an unusuall) long period. Ncver has, this country made such efforts in tho cause of national honour as it has done this autumn, chiefly last November, and in that very ...

... THlE MINISTRY AND THIE CONDUCT OF TIlE AYAI. Wlr Irust kee) this ?? sWrertVI)eV, \re fear, jiulitil vitliele tile IN'ti- oi- tjl(e Coalitimln ?? aL, il:m end 1'ublie irdiguatiotll Ils beeni hillr gratiiwirig into a settled arid jion\ .Cloud over the heads of tire icrrpahltds 111W ' at tbCe, JIeN uf British alliirs, aiid utileSS SOill( deus czrr rsiachilna arrests the bolt, some vevy ...

... Vic Vrem THlE 'NE(30CATION'S FOR PBACE. (FiROM THlE TINICS.) LAtWYnis and dliplomatists are, of' course, to be ?? garded its ohjiects of' etet'nal aversion by etii'ywl- regolatd 1 iniiid, anid a1 linai of' Sp)it ItW1i ll~ neve Nvilliingly Commttit ?? to tile tardy ?? tortuous course. of a Cha nceryV suit or a negociatioit. 'Yet thle most hioric uechieveeneuts atit ?? of' War aree ...

... ARRIVAL IN CORK IrARIBOUR OI' THE GlREAT BRITAIN STEA.MS llP F1ROM AUS- T1IALIA. - . Tnto leviathan sor stams I~ Groat Brtftnt ouu' hurso polwer, Captain Gt ay, arlived itnhortz ]ar I early O ?? to rnillg t llg, illtlviltm eihrt lito-fcoal tie rtaalttg WEas a bltl] 'U ie, liaviivi tlL 6 e davs. silu ]eft II'ellult'e ,n Noaisda? 30Stli October, al;d wuas CNI)OCLid to ittalie tile litI titltt ...

... TII I It ISH MI A, '1'TIA. OUTIIT OF' '1Till RiVtMElNTS. r T'iJ Dubliti papers publish tile 'ollowing co''espei. de('1ec':- ; Chamibe' of' Conteiree, Dublin, Dnceibuer 14, 1854. Sl-nRepireseittatifles haveO ?? m1adleto the Coun- cil of this Charebhr that considet'table anxiety prevails ainonigst ceontractors ill this country, inn coiist'quince of il re ulnltl etr belier that it is not ...

... . of TIME ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL.' it (From:, thle Special Correspondemt of the Daily 1Cms. Tn C -ir Or T1IiO Lrir DtVISo0N, Dl:. 1.-The failitm t. of the means of tralisport has contillued to engross large share of attenotion amnng the British troops ill camp, antl is still a sorious duiileulty lboth as r9gards r fedlileig tlo men and horses, and alsn in respect ti, ' calrri'ng ci tilhe siege ...