... F OR E IGN IN TE LLIGENC E. B FRANCE. St - ?? the Times' Correspondence.) w a ~Paris, Thursday. a] f The Jfoniteur of this morning publishes satisfactoryaccounits ti r of the state of the Allies to the 18th. Reinforcements continued tl to arrive, and the Napoleon had that day landed 1100 men and tl matiriel, embarked at Constantinople. The Turkish troops p' from Varna were arriving. el I Paris ...

... FROM TIlE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. WAR OFFICE, December 29. It The Rtght Hloittidle Seciotary at War has roccli ed frain tis G roei 1-the Dules Of N'ewcastle thle foltlowing list of Cosittiittb amongst thle ikn-ouemmissoloned olfleers end privates in the forces nutdr tij corn.t ma naid of Field Alarshal the lord Riegioe, G Cli., from tile 27th of 1 Novetnisr to 5th December, 1854, both days ...

... MONDAY MORIN(I, JANUARY 1. a | The Times asks Are we, or are we not, to publish i the letters that pour in from the Crimea? The auniversal answer is publish them for mercy's sake if 't it is really true that you have them. e i f Tle Times, however, won't give us the letters; but, d without referring to a single authority -even OOur own Correspondent, who, by some camiable eccen- t tricity ...

... LATEST NEWS, (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) London, 4.30 ra. N'o later news from the Crimea. LONDON EXCHANGE-. Dec. 30. SITABES. Consols forAccount, 011 a ex d.!ExchequerB.(large) 4 7 pnn. Do.nletonev i.. 01 exd.iDo. (stsall)>. 47 pm. New 3 perCents.,. 914 g Do. Bonds, - - Bank Stock,--- 208 9 Me:xican RAILWAYS Aberdee en.. - &Lo & South-W., Caledonian - 604;- 14 ;Mal., Sheo., & L., 244 54 Do. ...

... WHITEAULL, Dec. 27. The Queen has been pleased to present the Honourable and e Reverend John Thomas Pelham, B.A., to the Rectory of Saint Maryleboue, in the county of Middlesex, and diocese of London, r void by the death of the Reverend John Hume Spry, D.D. 9 The Queen has also been pleased to grant unto the Rev. I William Stone, M.A., the place and dignity of a Canon of tbe metropolitan ...

... The Patriotic ?? £2000 have been sent from New York. £90 from Copenhagen, £70 from El- I sinoie, and small I sums fromi Cologne, Coblentz, Bonn, &c. Alexandria has sent £570. Syanderlannd Election.-It is said that Y7ice-Admiral Sir Charles Napier is about to try the strerigth of Mr. Digby Seymour in this borough; but the general im- pression appears to be that the learned gentleman is pretty ...

... |DUNDE & AuBROATx RAILWAY. rs ?? ending Dec. 24, Passengers, 6847-leeeipts, _ s221 19 St h Goods, S 169 1 s £8131 1 41 i- Corresponling week last year--- -- 411 10 4 D(SDEE, PcnT1e, & AniuDELN RAILWAY JUNCTION. at Week ending Dec. 24. Passengers, 3G78-Receipts, 4254 .11 1 at Goods, &e., 535 12 1 e . £790 3 2 i- Corresponding week last ye arr- 709 4 2 K- is EnoteuRGco, PERTIi, & DUNDEr RAILWAY. ...

... THE GLOBE IN ANSWER TO TqE TIMES. - - -- l - AA. What a fine sense of power there must he in keeping by you e a slashing gentleman of the press, and in launching him f forth among things in general with instructions to make mince- f meat of everybody, to turn everything topsyturvy, to destroy t Governments, to disorganise armies, to send great commanders f .e to the right-about-in short, to ...

... Railwvay Accidents.-Foim a P.arliamnentaryp;llper just Mrited V it appears that there vero 100 persons killed and 119 inijered by £] accidents on all the railways in the united kingdom during the St balf-year ending June 30, 1854, there being 81 killed and 102 - injured in England and Wales, 14 killed and 13 injured ill Scot- ] land, and 5 killed and 4 injured in Ireland. Of those killed, 22 ...

... Shortly after eleven o'clock on the evening of Saturday last, Mr. IRobert Smith, spirit merchant,151 ospital Street, closed his shop, and, in company with his wife, proceeded to make sonic purchases previous to returning home. On passing their Shop a short tihn afterwards, they were astonished to observe the front door open, and four persons, two men and two womren, standhig inside. They at ...

... rs Late News.-By the loss of the Chevalier and id Islhy steamers, the inhabitants of Stornoivay were fifteen days without news from the south./ Theyvwere Ktat length relieved by the kindness of Captain Sickle- le more, of her Majesty's cutter Prince Albert, who pro- d, ceeded to Portree, to make inquiry regarding the de- e- tention of the mails. 'P Scottish ?? a meeting of the Scottish e ...

... The commissioners (MAr Macaulay, Lord Ashburton, Mr II. Melvill, Mr B. Jowsett, and Mr John Shaw Lefevre), appoint. ed to consider and report upon the best means of carrying out the clauses in the India act of 1853, relating to the admission of candidates to writerships in the East India Company, have sent in their report to Sir Charles Wood. The report enters into an elaborate consideration ...