... i T T WAR. Part of the following appeared in a Second Edition of our last publication:- DISPATCH FROM MENSCHIIOFF- BEnLLis, WUDnNEsDAY.Under date of St. Peters- burgh, January 2nd, we learn that a despatch had been received there from Prince Alenschikof, an- nouncing that nothing remarkable had taken place at Sebastopol between the 20th and 26th Decem- ber, with the exception of two sorties on ...

... 7M iA .. - -L A I IMPRIAL ?? . I We published yesterday, by m-agnetic Telegraph, a sum - Mary of 'the proceedings in parliament on its re-assembling,, on Tuaeday, after tbe Christmas recess. We now subjoin the notices of motion which were given in both houses on tbat occasion, and which were not contained in the telegraplY' summary:- HOUSE OF LORDS-TunEDAr, JAN. 23. THE JCOSDUCT OF THE WAR. ...

... _ P - I The Himalaya, screw -etearm-sbip, Captain Bet!, a- rived at Spitbead at tbrae o'clbck eon Tesdcay afternoon from the Black Sea. She left Malta on the 20t of Decem- her, calling at Gibraltar, wbre -she was detained three days coaling. She bas brought P1ome the ?? lady, ten military officers, three naval officers, 48 wounded so'diers, 88 sick ditto, 225 women, and 300 childrdn-making a ...

... T Tl WARa The London morning papers of yesterday did not coutain any telegraphic despatches5 about the war. OPERATION` IN THE CRUIMEA (From a Opeci Cal-C@rrefevpon d of the Daily News,) COPISTANTrixoPLii DAEcMBR 20.-The extraordinery activity which now prevails in every department of the miu. tary service gives great plausibility to the widely Circulated report that Russia is secretly and ...

... t Buosaaasv, JANr. 26Tz.-Accoanta from Constntiopln of the 18th state that a now movement on the put of the Softes, aided by the Musulamen, had besen discovered nd punished. Invalides with wounds occasioned by the frlot had arrived from the Crimea. There had been severe atorats In the Black Sea, and several transports had been lost, CowesTArrevopnr, JAxSuAgV 18.-A contempplated iar. rectlon of ...

... THE1 CONDUCT OF THE WA-L The notices of motion in both houses of Parl81 meat indipate a storm of no ordinary mnagitude. Honourable members were scatcelr ?? it seats before the pent-up indignation sought vent Un addresses and inquiries. Lord Lyndhurat IISo Ye been silent? and his force and pe-rpicuity in AtW ment will provev danwgiog to' ninite is collecting and marshalling his tbote, Ia ndwhe ...

... [THE PROSELYTISERS AND THE FRENCif ARAY. 4 correspondent.of the Catholii Standard gives-tbe follow- ing explanations -with reference to some recent boastingS of certain Irish Protestant organs: : I htI iu' tell yoa that the statement of any disagrec- .eneut arn ithes' bishops o n thp dogma of the Immaculate co~nceptii~l is'iereinverntiOn, ibs only debate being upon the forni i'thedecree ...

... -OA R A TH1E NEGOCIATINS9 FPOR PEACE. (From the Misraiag Post.) The Czar, by this act, does not assent to every condition that the allies may think it necessary to insist upon hereafter; but he agrees to the necessary preliminary points on which alone negociatious can be based. Consequently, negociations for peace will be commenced at Vienn;a between the plenipo- tentldaries of England, France ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNIOIT I ' 't i . . . ?? . . . .. - The weekly meeting of the gnardians of this union was held I on yesterday, in the boardroom of the workhousne North es Brunswick-street, h R. S. CUSAcc, Esq., in the chair. tt The following guardians ?? Lindsay, si J P, D L ; Captain Furnace, Doctor D F Brady, V p; Captain Wisdom, J P ; Messrs LBw, J P.; Arkins, a Barlow, J P ; Hyndman, Long, ...

... WAR OFFICE, JAN. 27, 1865. ?? . . I The Right Ron, the Secretary at War has received from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the following list of casuiltits amongst the non.commitsiooned oflicerd and ?? in tbe forces under the command of Field Marshal the Lord Raglan ?? from the Stt to the llth January, 1851, both days inculuove:- Return of Casualtiea from 8th to 11th Jan., 1 8h5. 4th Regiment ...

... I ~. I i T. 'mH WAR IN THE' OHRsE.. Z i . ?? . a :4 _ _ Hi; . . A'I l P-'om'fle apeeictl CoY4rapordnit of the Timest: - Diinuosseat 8L- Letters. have. been reoeivsd by Culonel Waddy, Afthe 50th, from 'Major,,rampton, who States he hasebeen treated-with, the utmost attention by the Russians His letter was. sealed, and it was brought in by an officer with a flag of truce, who declared they would ...

... HIUSH RAILWAY USTURNGS, MADE UP TO TnE RSTEOETIVP DAtRZ AS UNDIR' Name of dailway; 15I -b b.&-4 s. d. _ _ , d. Jreate S.lthen & Western Ja'i. 6) .. 430 16 d 4347 13 10 Wadllad Creat Weatcrin (Jan, 7) .. 2545 16 a 1666 0 11 D1ublin and ?? (Jan. 9) .. 875 16 4 671 13 6 l)ab'in and Droghcdao Jan. 7) . 17ar 14 6j 989 2 28 Ulster (Jan. 7! *- * 1271 9 9s 801 9 2 I3:Iasst snJ B~llynene r(Jan. 6 . 767 ...