... DISTRIBUTIOil OF TIE- BRITISH ARMY- - .. ., _ . S . I (Ffrom fthe Unied Sertice Gazette) Corrected to-the 30th December, 1864. ,Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the deibt of thie regiment is stationed.) cVALy. - 36th, Jamclea; Ashton. 1st Life Guards, Ragout's rark. 37th, Ceylon; Chathan. 2nd do, Hyde Park ; 3-th, Turkey; Cork. Royal Horse Guards, Windsor. 39th, ...

... TiEt EDUBLl XMAYORALTY FOR 1855.-.3-NAUGU RATION OF THE MAW LORD MAYOR. l Yesterday, the Lord Mayor JcIt,.,-Joseph Boyce, Esq., T.., vwas inducted with tlieeusl formnalitii ainto the office of Chief Magistrate of the -city of Dablin for the ensuing twelve months. * A l5deg crowd assembled ?? frort tof the Mansion House, Dawson-otreet, in order to view the proces- sion of the corporate body to ...

... AMERICA- SOUTHAMPTON, SATiURDA NWEEZ-By the Tted States mail steamship Urnion, Captain Adams, WTbich arrive! off Cowea tbia evening on her way to Havre, we have dat# from New York to the lith of December. The steamship Northern Light earrived at New Yorkon the 15tb, with the Celirornian mails, 888,707 dog. i dust, and d &tes from San Francisco to tie 24th of ber.Veo The allied flsete had ...

... TIRE WAR. A portion of the following appeared in a Second Edition of ourpublication of yesterday, by Mfagnetic Telegraph BBrRN DEC, 31sr.-Prinoe Gortacbakoff, after the in- terpretatlon of the four articles had bien communicated to him, asked for a delay of a fortnight to eniblo him;to re- ceive instructions. Omar Pasha, in person, will take command of the expe- dition to the Crimea. There is ...

... r- NAvA ND a &ILITARY INTELLIGENCE. I Major-General Lord Rlokeby, appointed to command a di- vision of the army in the Crimea, will leave London on Fri- day next for Plymoutb, to embark there the following day for the Black Sea. Major-General Barnard, who ,Is likewiee appointed to command another division, will accompany his lordship. Captains Barnard and Allis, aides-de-camp to the gallant ...

... IR. EGRGORY ANU; THDEANT. *R-4- - , A ,~ t th al- Mr. Gregory~has addressed tna to5oW __ soay Vindtcato- Cool Park, Dec. 28, 1854. is Sie-I foriard t you a very parenthetical and some- what ungrammati alurppinder from tho Desn of KBmacduagh, to my reply to cert!iliqueeations asked by him. Its tone, empe, and argmerik I'leave. to others to judge-merely temper, and ?? the ?? (t he 24th irnst.) ...

... 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 ...

... On Monday the Lords of the Admiralty gave notioe at the Underwriters'-room, Lloyd's, Royal Exchonge, that three more steamers were required for the conveyahcs of provisions to the army in the Crimea; they will be required to call at Constantinople for orders from the senior comrmissariatofficer. ?? screw transport Himalya is expected to reach Ply- g mouth, from Malta, on Thursday, with 600 ...

... THlE TOWN COUNCIL'S ACCOUNTS. TO T'it: ?? nlv ?? BE.I'AST Ni:Ws Lt;TTiIti, Sit. -0oii a ctitideration of tile very able artiule whlichl appeared in your paper of MI0n1day, in derfenlee of tile (Cci 1eil, %vitbi ricrorence to tile raising of thie ratles, I sin induced to submit the following points for UbleCidatfiOn iln your ?? to-n orr ow; as you Will, I imve tin doubt, return to the subject:_ ...

... A At E 1 I C A. SouTiAMPrTvs, De. :31,-Tbo steaM sbihip Union, Capt. Adal9 awl'red(off V'Cow last evenwing, en rontoe from Now York to Mac. Slio brings in freiht 40,00td fin specie, and six pla-0 oell11s for England. The uinioll loft Now York onl tilhe th inst. The Pacific arrived out on tile 13th inst. The steam shi) Promo. thous arrived at New Orleans onl the 14th, will Cali- fornlia dates ...

... THIE TOWN COUNCILS. T1ii proceedings of the Council at its first quarterly meeting for this yenr, as reported in our columns to- dlay, possess an unusual degree of interest. 'Two such addresses as those of the incomning and retiring Mayors are not olten met with in the records of civic oratory. Mr. Verner's prominent position for so niaty years before the Belfast community led us to txapeot ...

... FASGHIO AZ4;BLE oy IIVTE, LL G7ENCE. . I WINDson, JN&w. 1.-Being New Year's Day, the band of the Royal Horse Guards assembled on the East Tcr- race at seven o'olock this morning and played a selection of favourite airs. Her Majesty's Annual gifts to the p0eor were distributed In tho Riding School of thle Castle this morningi The recipients consisted of about goo poor persons residing in ...