... TO TIHE EDITOR 0F TAM DAILY NEWS. I Sin,-That many blunders have been cmitdyest since the commencement of these unhappy differences, Th adof the war which they have led to, no one can read, and ?? deny; but to say that one haa been made in the ap. the pointment of Lord Raglan, is, in my opinion, as tun- Tl3 just to that officer as it is to the government that thep appointed-him-indeed, if ...

... WJIND AND WEATHE1R RE3PORT. (PRBOMI THE OFFICE OF zEN flUCTEIC TELEGRA>PH CMAY) FRIDAY, IAN. 26. Sitations. Course of Wind. Strate of Weather. Greenwfich . ?? Calm ?? Foggy. Lothbury , , ,. ?? N,,Frost. ,Bristol ?? .W Foggy. ?? Fin.. le-Frost. E!xeter ?? N. ?? Froet. ,Gloneester ?? N S, now. Ctrdffi ?? ?? Frost. Swanson ?? N.E. ,,,Fine. H~averfoodweet ?? ?? Hard frorst. Manehester , , ?? .N.E. ...

... ijoul (fle oua owl eoixus~on~xT) T ulehd HEAVANNAEB, Dz,.i28.. asoi Since I had tbis pleasure oat last writing *to lore you wve have bad somec excitement, b hovt. At o a character dangerous to the public spetice. ess' reho tate prisoners Francisco Estrainpes, alias Lacoste, and J. H. Felix, Esq., of Newv York, tht having been transferred to this city by the authority ofe the Captain-Gieneral, ...

... Last night, the members of this society he'd one of their ordinary meetings, at their rooms in Regent-street. Mr. CARR in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, Mr. WOoLUtcH read a paper on Summary Convic tions, in which he advocated the principle of extending the summary power of magistrates to cases of petty larceny. The present systom of sending such ...

... .LONDON; WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3.1 MTOB CZAR does not think so lightly of the Foreigners Enlistment Bill as some of his friends in this country affect to do. Already has an Ukase been issaed to his Imperial Majesty's Viceroy in the kingdom of Prussia, ordering that faithful and obse- quiouo servant to use every effort to thwart and frus- trate the effects of that measure. The consequence has been ...

... INA VAL A IVND MILITAB Y. (37 ZLECTRXC TELoO2APM.) FALMOUTH, JazT. 3. The Black Prince, screw steam transport, No. 161, from London to the Crimea with government stores, has put into this port for fuel. ADMIRALTY, JAN; 3.-APPOINTXENTs,-Master T. F. Beckett (1846), to the Coast Guard. Assistant Surgeon C. Harper (1860), to the Eamnouth, 90, sorew steam ship,, at Devonport. Clerks& J.,M. Roberts ...

... NAVAL8. AND .MILITARY.'y s We have rea~son to believe that the sec~nd cot domand of the British army in the Crirnea hess;.te! dodue deliberatiou, beea conferred upon our dislin 'n guished countrymanl, Sir Colin CampbelL-Sco4rass ?? owV We understand that the 42nd R~egiment, at pieoent oystationed here, are to be ordered abroad, and thettleir no place in the C7astle is to be siopplied by the ...

... I : . , MISS NWIGHTINGALE' AND HE:R II: ~ - 1 Religious Detractors. A lady of energy; wealth, and high cultivation, voluntarily quits her luxurious home, and for the corn. fort and happiness which surround it, exchanges peril, privation, pestiferous air, and the sight of human wretchedness. Through her sacrifice, and the instru. wentality of the ladies who accompanied and have joined her, ...

... S ?UOND ?DITION. I - - ?? -- ?? MfORs~iNG CHRONICLOE OFFJCA. *TAsendap, 12, NQOaR TELECGRAPHiC: DESPATOILES. VIENNA, SUSDAY, JAN. 7. The repreeactatives of the Allied Powers and Prince G;ortachakoff have had a second conference to-day at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to con- cert together on the interpretation of the points of guarantee. VIENNA, JAN. 7 (EVENING). In the conference which ...

... Li VERPOOL. PRODUCE BUARKJETS. No markets have been held during the wek 'e business will not be resumed until to-day achief interest, therefore, attaches to the wirjj c- up of the affairs of the year, which, Up~n ,? t, whole, are better than was at one time diliCir, ie In most of the chief articles of general c-, is tion there has been a decline in valn. i- has been very gradual, and upon the ...

... INFL UENCE 9f ETfHER anl CHLOROFORM I VA7 God MIND. Dr. Beale, a dentist in Philadelphia, swas a short time ?? accused and convicted of n gross onmrige upon a young lady, upon whom he was performing dental oocrations, while under the influence of chloroform. The only evidence against hin I (says the New York; Daily Times) was that of the lady her- self; while, on his side, was the weight due ...

... [LHnOX OUR OWN EORASOE1EBPNDF1NT PARIS, FBIDAY EBVBnIu. Sosne days ago I sent you a summnary of a des- pathh from MI. de Manteuffel to Count d'Arnirn, dated the 5th of January, and communicated by the Cabinet of Berlin to those of Paris and London. In that despatch, M. do Manteuffel gives the reasons Why his Government refuses to furnish its military contingent in conformity with the demand ad ...