... T- -Of BUR - AND tihos Cx!ty * i~iLCOB~E~ A~D In CROTC2YZTS. *X mst, be adinitteci even by Mr.. CoiDEN's wa.rn.est, admu-ers that ?? cut .m deplorable. figure w~hi ,ad~rjessi~ng-al portgiori of hisconstituency At Leeds.. Never was popularity so: in~iserably-nd comn- pletely wrecked as in thie case of the great free-trade clhampioni. He now stands- a fair chance of becoming, in company of J'owr ...

... SCAkNDAL.OUS REATMET . OF 8OiLDRR| , --a hiAT rODi-E AND, ABROAD. - | .G. enerala. er ths, Wnrites ,,to the teditor, af the T'inmes newspaper . 'When the Avon arrived at Porlsamuth. a short tirre ago with sick-'and wounded soldiers from the Best of war, 'I wert on board, and atong others. a'ddrased my convers4- ti~onto a 38,rd mad, i 'ho'dis~ta'ifered amputitiorn'of te- arm irn con~s'eqnu' of ...

... [The following appeared in our Second Edition of yester- ' day ?? 1 I [E1(ROM A CO1RR1ESPONDENT.] ; BALAKLAVA, JAN. 5. General Pennefather has left here for Constalti-ti nople, invalided. He is, however, though greatly debilitated, not in any danger. Nothing of any importance has occurred here. A slight improvement has taken place in the general health of the army. A portion of the wooden ...

... !FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.1 MADRID, JAN. 25. Our new Minister, Senor Madoz, presented his finanoial scheme to the Cortes yesterday, and hadI the happiness to have it received with general en- thusiasm. His principal resource will be founded on the alienation of all corporate property, whetheri civil or ecclesiastical; the latter alienation to take place immediately, and without reference on ...

... IMPERI AL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOIDS-TUBODAY. the proes The house met for the first ?? after thle recess. jnobly, Airr The Lord.Cheacellor toolk his Pset On the woolsack about, the netiess five O'Clock. vr a The Earl or Cardigan was present, and eccopied I seat ordinary below the gangway , o the opposition aide. houso at THA~NKS TO THE NAVY, asking foi The LORD CHANCE~LLOR: I have to zoqiamint ...

... ARMY STTONS, JANUARY 1,- i,. 1stLireGuardsRegent'spk. 41st, Crimea; Te.temore. 2nd, Hyde-park. 42nd, Crimea; Stirling.I BM.G., W adEor. ' 43rd, Madras; j hatbau; Ist Dragoon Gds., Pierahill. 44th, Crimea; Walmer. 2nd, Dundalk. 45th, C. of G Hopes; Chathsjn~ 3rd, Dublin. 46fh Turkey; Winmhester, 4th, Turkey; Newbridge. 47th, Crimea; Templemore. 5th, Turkey; Newbridge. 48tb, Corfu; Carlisle; ...

... The results of some analytical investigations which have been made would literally astonish persons who have never had their attention directed to the estab- lished system of adulterating food, not merely by~neu. tral or innocent materials, but frequently even by the admixture of unwholesome and deleterious ingredients. It is bad enough that our daily comestibles and drinlk should be spoiled ...

... D3BEPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. VgrOm the Gazette of Jan. 26.) WaR DEPARTENET, JAN. 24. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day received a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his Grace by Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? Before Sebastopol, Jan. 6. My Lord Dulce,-The weather has been so bad srince I wrote to your Grace on the 2d instant, that I have not yet been able to ...

... it The following extract of a commercial letter from ( Canton contains some interesting particulars respect- lting the posture of affairs at that port and in the w neighbourhood: 3, You will see by the circular that there has been scarcely D any businees done for the past month, the two chops oj llnew Congou I mentioned in my last as eettled have been if thrown up, and although there are 13 ...

... TO THE RDITOR OP THE DAMLY NEWS. SIR,-In one of your leading articles on Tuesday, I among many other great and necessary reforms, you struck on one which, though among the most press- ing and important of them all, will most likely be lost sight of or swamped in the formalities of office. You say this official formalism and antiquated routine are keeping the right sort of medical officers lout ...

... NAVAL AIND MILITARY. tinS ARRIVAL OF THE CANDIA. the SOUTHAMPTON, IAM. 7. ook The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw i steamer Candia, Captain Field, arrived here to-day. Her lddates are-Balaklava, Dec. 16; Constantinople, 24; Malta, tion 27; Gibraltar, Jan. 2. She brought home 229 pflsenggrS, red chiefly invaliaed officers and soldiers from Scutari Hospital, sian who had been wounded at ...

... (FROM OVU Owil COXRIFPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVHNING. The telegraphic news which Isent you ?? night of a fresh invasion of Turkey by Russie. is ,(although I find it has 'been doubted in London) abundantly confirmed tcoday. The t'onstitutionnel after quoting two despatches stating the object. of the Russian movement to be to harass the Turkish troops about to depart for the Crimea, says, We ...