... THE FOREIGDN ENLISTMENT BJ1t- TO THE RDITOB OP THE DAILY NEWS SIt,-The ardent speeches of Lords Derby a Ellenborough, together with other speeches in thad mono, followed up by articles and letters in Dews k have had the effect of causing a deer impession P minds of many that there is something atroetou:y bid this measure. It has been styled ?? and u tutional, and, by anticipation, the ...

... L OND ON, MONDA Y, JAN. 1, THE year opens with a prospect of renewed activity in the cabfnet nmak-*g line of business. The opinion that a partial reconstruction of the Ministry is impending is no longer confined to the gossips of olub smoking-rooms, and the gobemouches who derive their political prescience from that source, but begins to gain ground among more wary and well-informed ...

... THlE IIEIROINE OF LA SALETrT'E (Fortm f/r C/i'istifbr Tirrres.) DEAror~rsoisrrr:nl IAMEiRILI.rnrll. (;Ir tire Atbie Drleon in- forms us, iii a work recen tly piulisiherd) drwelt for' mnny yeal'S ill tile tonveirt of St. 'ierre, at Grerrolie. li tile year 1S22 siro entrrle'. the Convent of Providence. in tire aStato ciy V. Ilerl' as sire wvas nt I-rSoi of tsrrjer'ior Wveralthl rnd celdrrrtiolr, ...

... LATEST F NEWS FROM ABROAD~ THE FRENCH LOAN. (BY ULECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) PARIS, SuNDAY. The MoaniteWr announces that the new national loan will be issued at 65.25 and 92. SPAIN. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) MADRID, DEo. 27. The Cortes have rejected the proposition of Sanchez ,ilvs for suppressing the Oetrol. There were 116 for, and 128 against the metion. RUSSIA. WARSAW, Dxc. 23. The first Corps ?? e, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TEN CALEDOXIAN NZECUZT. Sen,-I have read with no little interest in recent numbers of your journal some articles from your pen relating to the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, bat regret to observe the conclu- sion to which you own yourself to have arrived at, that Go- vernment aid, ore compulsorylocal rate, seems to You indispen- sable as its future means of support. But, with all ...

... |, ''THE TfOWN ACU 1i, AND ITS OP1 PONE:NTS t r,,, locatl joui'ial which lots, dutring so latgtljijcie I a jut'i-i-ii, Nurtsiiti Ilh rusce'tioir for ueerythijiag wiichIi 'a Nbiaratl ' alilgitit cal collect, to be dlisclar'geul at stated i it iiues ai lllst tiho Cunsev'i'tiive Towit Cociieii . of uell'iist, dil'its itftltiLiotl, iu. its ltfibiiiitiii ol' S;ituriday, tt ti1Q Coutail ioectiiig ...

... (From the London Journals of Satluday Evoning.) IC (Froem the Standard.) 1n The following are among the latest telegraphic dispatches re- c3 ceived:- ItConstantinople, Dec. 20. id It is confidently asserted that the resoltion has been adopted 1 to storm Sebastopol as soon as the Turkish reinforcements come e up. TheFrenlit is said, are to storm, whilst the Britishand Turks attack Menschikoff ...

... (From the Times of Friday.) The Russian prize Ernst Merk has been sold by public auc- tion at Hull, and realised a very good price. . The Court of Admiralty proceeds on the 8th of January to adjudicate on the prize FraTicislia and the other vessels captured by her Majesty's cruisers for attempting to break the blockade of the Russian ports in the Gulfs of Finland and Bothlia. The Russian ...

... a PIAIZLUr11' Ovj. se5-l,'. s [The following appeared in part of Friday's impresFion.] r The conscience is the most elastic material in the world. To- ,, day you cannot stretch it over a mole-hill, to-morrow it hides ,a ?? Maxin. . 5 Health.-Take, for example, a young girl bred delicately in town, shut np in a nursery in her chilildood, in a boarding Y scheool through her youth, never ...

... LETTERS FRO31 THE CRIMEA. of id Extract of a letter from a young officer of the 46th at Regiment, a native of Cork: id Heights around Sebastopol, Dec. 6, 1854. l- * I intend writing home by every mail if I possibly can, :h and I would wish you to do the same, as I have only re- ld ceived three letters from home since I came out, and I have not missed a mail. In the last letter I wrote, I ...

... MSIm AXG]WNT OF THE ARMY-ATTACK ON LORD RAGLA. . I (P)om ias zk.) It can no longer be doubted, or even denied, that the ex- pedlon to the Crimea is in a state of entire disorganization. All ttempta to deny It only end in admitting the fact, and au excuses only thioi the blame from one department -to * notber. There is nota cingle thing requisite to the effi- ciency of an army, excepting only ...

... bCO TLA ND. TflE LATE COLONELd MAULJE. At a general meeting of the county of F'orfar, held onl the 3di of October, 1854, a vote Wras unioni- moasly agreed to, conveying to Lord Panmure and the other mnembers of that family, their deep and heartfelt sympathy on the sudden death of Colonel the Hon. Lauderdale M~anle, surveyor-ge- neral of the Ordnuance, and assistanlt adjutant- general, who died ...