... NVBERSARY OF THE NEWCASTLE FARMERS' CLUB. -- On Saturday, the anniversary meeting -of this club was held in the club-room, at the Literary and TPbilo- zopbieal society, Sir }33. W. 1i fley, the prvzident of the p1ub, presiding. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the businecs, referred to the munificent offer of books by his Grace the Duke 'uF Northumberland, end stated that the committee 'haviug found ...

... FRENCH DESPA'TOH. Tho Ionitlear publishes the following :-Tse Mcar- shal Minister of War hns received from the General Comonander-in-Chief of the Army in the East the lol- lowing report, dated December 22, 1851 - 1' Monsieur IC Maflahul,-The brud wecther has continued, with rare and shirt intervals of improvemcnt. We never- ticeless continue, as mulch as possible, to encircle the place with ...

... TIRE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH FROM BALAK- I LAVA TO VARNA, On the 15th ult. Aecsra N-wall and Co., of (mlt. head, the submarine telegraph contractors, received a telegraphio message from the government to ?? U submazino cable to form a telegraphic communioti on between Balaklava and Varria ; within nn hour al er receiving the message Alr Ncwsll had I ingeinci with Mlessra Palmer and Co., of Janrow, ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY NEWS, The Achnfralty Navil List for January bears upon it the following ships and vessels as having been added to the effective strength of the British foeot during the past year:- Screw, Ships of the Line. Guns. Horae-p. Guns, Horse-p. Cornwafliis, 60 200 Renown 90 600 Edgar . 60 600 Revenge .. 90 .. 600 Screw Corvettes. Cadmus- . 20 . 250 Seout , 20 ,. 400 Charybdie ' 20 , ...

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... PARIAMENTAlY CORatUPTION. LECTURE BY G. OR&W6aHAY, ESQ. nt Monday evening last, a lecture was delivered in lif Lecture-hall, Nelson-Etreet, in this town, by G. zawshay, Esq., on The Corruption of Parliament in lihelpresent day ; its means and its consequences. The vdir was taken shortly after eight o'clock by C. Att- 4m~d, Esq. ; who introduced Mr Crawshay in several -flarsks, apposite to ...

... The following account of the camps of the Allied armies is from the correspondence of the Coloyne Gazette, and contains the evidence of an impartial ob- server :- Constantinople, Dec. 25. -A friend of your corres- pondenat, who left the Crimea a few days since, gives the followving description of the camp of the Allies:-Cher- sonesus, where most merchant ships land, is the nearest pointto the ...

... ,,NAVAL AND iIIJTApRY INTELLIGBNCE. 1- -- IVAn -..29 - . . . 1132 pisyni 13gl SAa m-npaekt Volpliny'S ?? ,Avon, arrivc-i at Portsmouth on Fridfy ilnoring, to lald hei lorgo of NVUnd.dL and siol from tho seat oE Nyar, whom 6be embarked at Malta, bheobrought four duf110ff adl 600 en I'Il. el fortmer weor Mbalor oLc- duoalld, ol the 92nd II ighladudrse Lic tellant1 Baller, O1 the 1i lite ; Liei t ...

... LETT2 RS FROM THE CRIMEA. The following is an extract of a letter received by Mr James Nichol, residing in Pitt-street, in this town, from his son, a trumpeter in the 8th Hasears, at pro- sent in the Crimea - Balaklava, Dee. 11, 1854.-Dear Father,-We started for the Crimea on the 1st of September, in the Hlimalaya, and were sixteen days on the water looking for a lending place, We landed all ...

... MONETARY AND OCO&IEROIAL REETROSPECT FOR 1854. (Abridged from the Clobe of Saturday.) The year which is now brought to a olose has been one of the most eventful for many years past, and will stand prominently forward in British history, marked by the singular characteristics of a nation aetively engaged in prosecuting a formidable war, and yet largely extending its business relations and ...

... THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH FROM BALAK- LAAT AN. The screw steamer Black Sea, which had been de - tained in the south dock, Sunderland, by the heavy sea caused by a strong northeast wind which blew in the early part of the week, left the Wear yesterday after- noon week. with the Balaklava and Varna submarine telegraph cable on board and Messrs NewvaU and Co.'s Staff of workpeople, who will be ...

... Rae old-aashioned oross-belts, which were worn by the household troops in the Crimea, having been found to be extremely cumbereome, the commanding officers of the Brigade of Guarde have dispensed with the side or bayonet belt, and the men have only a shoulder-belt for the pouch, and are aceontred in every respect as the regiments of the line The hospital at Fort Pitt, Chatham, is now so full ...