... jIS1rGBEMNT OF THE CRIMEA. (From the Twies).; It will not be denied that if the Czar, by, a personal in- spection or otherwise of an army, ascertained it to be in the condition of our army before Sebastope,, be would instantly put it into entirely new hands. Even were the case not co bad it will not doubted that rebukes, peremptory orders, and other measures of rigour would soon be beard of, ...

... LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The clipper ship Swordfish, Captain Cobb, has just arrived from, Pernambuco, after a capital run of 25 days. I She left Pernambaco at 5 p m. oa the 4th ult. in company rwith the Oberon for this port. She experienced very streng N.E. trade winds for a week during her voyage, and was hove-to on Sunday night off Point Lynas with pilot on board during a heavy W.N.W. gale. Her ...

... GRlkEECE.s W~e have alreadty given an extract from the 01ty speech delivered by the King of G~reece on Opening Jeey the Chambers; we now give the antire text of that or wi doeurnent. It rune thus: ( B Senators and Veputies-After the paint'nl trials which a we have just psssed through], and which have compelled us to defer your Uleeting beysnd the period at first fixed, let Us B~e return ...

... THE MARRIAGE LAWS 'the The Oxfotd Chroxicle contains a long letter the Rev. J. Jordan, of Enstore, Onfordshire, in b and woiter raises the question-what is the dwell ' di~e.nece contemplated and required by the Ac te t a die- a ?? f1 21st, order to guard against and effectually Prevent ohe' ?? marriages celebrated accordingS to the rites of the 20. butshed church. Many of our clergy (says Mr. ...

... I ,SIR:lIE EASCYEVANS, YsCB.! ' I- The Obsder saye :-.The gallant member for Westminstir bas again landed 'in O I England, and we are glad to karn isrerruitlaei hisselattered coustitution at Folltstonei. We undergtand ?? broken health has been much restored by his voyage home, although there Is no cbanco that he can safely resume his' Crimean command. The climate of the East, in antumn and ...

... SKETaH OF RUSH'TON, THE BLIND POET OF LIVERPOOL, (FATHER Or THE -LfATE EDWARD BUSHTON, STIPENDIARY MAOISTuATE OF LIVERPOOL.) (Fro? a Correvandeilt of had Prestol Clarosnile.) About 44 years. ago, when a boy, your correspondent lremembers being taken by his father to the house of C lRushton, the poet. He was. a handsome, goodonathrad looking man, and sat in. his arm chair, with a broad rib- S ...

... (iuoX Ovu O)YN COUnESPONDINT.) HAVANNA, Dxc. 10. Having very little of interest to communicate, I did not advise, as usual, the last month by way of the United States. The repeal, by General Concha, of the edicts of General Pezuelo, in relation to the introduction of slaves from Africa, the regulations for the pursuit and apprehension of bozales, and the protection and care of emancipados ...

... We have been favoured by the Admiralty with the following:- No. 19. President, at Saa Francisco, Nov. 15, 1854. Sir,-As a sequol to CaDtain Sir F rederick Nicolson's letter of the 19th Septomber last, addressed to mre, the duplicate of which was forwarded hence on the 16th Ult., I beg to transmit lists of the names of the seamen and rma- rines belonging to hsr Mgjesty's ships who were killed ...

... TO OUR RDPERS. In this the first publication in a new year, we beg V to offer to our subseribers our cordial thanks for ;1 the support which has been so liberally awarded, to u-s during the year just expired, and, - while grateful for the suffrage which has sane- tioned our laboura, to renew our pledge to pur- I sue undeviatingly the path in which we have t t hitherto directed our steps-to ...

... Thae subjoined ootnmunication gives the basis upon orhich the goverfnent of the Equador to stettle thei foreign debt of the republic. EWant of K* space compels us to omit a few paragraphs of minor : importanace.o dI Art. 1. The Republic of the Equador acknowledges in - favour of the holders of Colombian Bonds of the loans to I Colombia in 1824 and 1826 the sum of 1,824,0002., being I- the ...

... DOMIESTIC INTELLIGENCE,. M1r. William Oweii,'son of Professor Owen, the distin- guisthed comparative anatolnist, is appointed to a juuior clerkship in the Foreign-offieo, Downing-s4tvtv, I FLOOD AT C0NJSTON.-flOUVS WASRED DOWN, AND MIRACULOUS OFcarg 05 TliE INl5T.0sxt3. -On Tisura- day and Fr'.day last, Coniston and neighbourbood were visited *.ith a heavy fall of r:in, which continued with- ...

... AX NAf eULRT Eu~zXTBRA C7OR. That necessity is the mother of invention has just re- ceived anothlor illustration, which all who sympathies with our glorious army in the Crimea moat hail swith peculiar plea- sure. The frightful list of our wounded at the hard-fought battles of Alma and Inkerman suggested to Mir. Ezra Miles (of Stoke Ilarmmnd) the idea of constructing ran inistrumerit for ...