... I EXECUTION OF THE C0IC BMUMT MYBLE I Pre1aie ~rtale6eIy. th ustccm, W. wailutnm I tades Collard diedon Moore StVd Mfr. Care Ca; ionday mornied, n front of z nd ewrpte.- e oeie ~, inui~Y se~pcts, dnE~ of thm most tesukablhe in, miodernttises and the eirecuinsfttl.. wiethi possess featuresof interestarrcl 1:3 Lie eee em. BsidIuni -sO tyiedon Thursday, the Of t se mnti, for double murder in ...

... .OnsmpoxDuscN. TilE COALVtRADE 0OX THE EASTERN COUN. TIEt RWLWAY. Ta the Editor t the Ipswich JouraLt Six.-Hiesing an interest in the above lia of rail. way, Is-all be glad, it yea will allow me, toaddesa a few words to the sbareholders, that their attention be drawn to t matter of vital importance to the 1 paying of this line, and that they h ay be enabled by the necessar interrupztions at ...

... c(DnArapolwDENCE. 7o the Rddor of the Ipswich Journwet. Sta.-I beg to offer one or two rcmarks upon your Criticism in last week's JOum! of the lscitcct pi>e upon the prisoners at the Epiphany Quarter Sessions for the Itpuiich Division of the Cotant'. You havr, I thick. unjustly selected the name of Mr. (-urdon, ui21- mucth as the entire Bench of Magistrates. invelt' aniong the number. is ...

... According to accounts from Odessa, stated to h de I rived from official sources and documents, the total number of men put hors de combat from the 29th of September (eselusive consequently o the defeat of the Al* to the 27tGof December, do not ceed 26,763, including prisonerE taken, and deaths fvonm disesew or other cauecs not rsultiogfrom wounds. The following nre the details:- Killed, or ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. F TnlVUIIDAY, Jan. 2. 1 Lord LTN *tE:uT gave notie that on Fridav. the 2nd of Febtuary. hC wou'd mnove tlt! coflowing reso. | That in the opinion of this Honuc the expedition to Dt the Crimea 'las undertaken fy her Nlajeity's Govern- me, t tia, very ?? ?era, and without due I' cautian or siuficient inqrsiry intn the nature and ecte a of the resillance to be cptceted from the ...

... MUNIFICENCE OF TIHE BISIIOP OF ST. DAVID. I I - ?? Some Ibree y-ears since, the Bishop of St. David's expressed to his clergy his intentionl of appropriating 1nt, £300 o hi srplus income to the improvement of the A pourer benefiers in his diocesa. His lordship has very Pi ?? assembled his clergy for a similar prpose. and Pris I drsedte nthe following terms .-I Wh'en you Ci Idid rme the honour ...

... - - I ?? i - , ?? -11:?Tpll - ?? ?? .7-7 - ?? WI ? ?2 .s & - LV. ,, ?? 5; - -*k krue.- --V z1 1, ,4 C.~Kse Q~ d, ita - th&t Iqn-fer uttsttic Wecouwd biar ?? hm tL4 en, ]sca5t. a Jitidomi shott Wvt our has .R~di~us hallts. L ssoakaecudnotae i ?? Ais ioi as at se roaeds will evrmit:t A to inove~ew~ap skey suy we amt t do wanders. t 4 bsset as ee V*& that will destio the sis wiI& fopppvevtt- U ...

... THE OLD YAR, 1854. Some remarhb by way of Corparisox, showing tA An. net qwitiy of Rain in Mke l mt Ja Yecr;. In 1845 we had nearly 23 inches depth of rain; in 1845, less than 21 inches; and in 1847, less than 19 inches. Since which it has been as shown below - 1842 Total. 34-28 inches and 208 fine days. 1849 ?? 2617 W 2 ditto. 1850 2219 . 261 ditto. 1851 ?? 27 12 ?? ?? 2J9 ditto. 1852 . 34 ?? ...

... The fbilowvtm letter, from the Rev. J. E. Sabin. in chate of the Chapiasi' departne.t at Seutari. to Mr. Gleig. will Prove interesting to the whole British nation:- SCUTAnI, Dec. 27. My dear NSF. Glie,-Your anxiety to bear of our welfare at the Scutari ?? induces me to write to you p this post. A walk ?? m vj t acrfidon I low, rowded aus tey are in Cvery partv fel1s ttC Vith lvely satisfaeion, ...

... NAVAL AND 'MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- TIhe Earl of Cardigan has arrired in MatoIII5quare, from the seat of uar in the Crimea. The following appointmentz Qn ?? haveC oc- cuirred in the army to the Crimea :-Captain Elringtont, 2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade. succeeds Capt. MAlck zcnz D2nd Higblianders, as bfigade-major to the first brngade of the Light Division;, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Msayow, late ...

... i(onsdlerahle interest and some excitement havce pre. r vaihld in Ltrds. aud genertlly throuihout the adjaietnt ! districul of the West R'd~ulg in Conlcrittlene oF tite an. ar nounced iitietionl; of Mr. Cobden to meet his vonati. Y1 tuents there on Wednesday, in order to Address them u on the subject of the war. As the hon. eatalecian's onpithes as to the plicy of the war wr re known to be ...

... 'fIlE I VAR. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VitF.,h, J3xn. 2l.-Intcilizence from Conitantinople ti of the itith announces that fbur FrenchmaJn and seven ct Frnglishmen have bean found stabled in the sttrets of st (alali. Thr perpetrators are orgnanisrd bands of tireeks h nad Armnenians, who have been traced. A Redschid Pasba is very unwell, and has been obliged, p by indisposition, to receive forei-n ...