... 1i4Ei Quot:1 wat{ !14ttatid. at ?? __ _- ?? till BANGOR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855. he L-4-- e THE WAR AND THE -MINISTRY. ce There is no fresh intelligence from the Crim-a of 'tt1 )le warlike operations,-though it is said, that 1 the lid French have got upl 150 new guns, including 40 p, ies mortars, and are ready to (Iraw up the curtain ?? to but 'herec are Inumerous details of the terribly ...

... ?? INTEMIENT OF THi-E REMAINS OF TIHE REV. Ri. VILLIAKS, LA'E RECT'OR lOF' YSCEIFIOG. i The funeral took place on Monday morning, and vas attended by a great number of the parishoiners, r without reference to creed or profeesion, ?? assern- C bled at the entrance to Ihle Rectory House to pay their last tribute of respect to tlioir departed pastor. After i a prayer had been oliered up and a ...

... - BOMBARDMENT T OF 'V d,f SE RAnHS TO O nL. )y; T, (BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.) Vienna, Thursday, Jan. 4. Prince Gortsebakoff has had ai audience of the Emperor which lasted an hour and three-quarters, bf ut His Majesty is not likely to make any conces- sion to Russia. oft' Geneal Osten-Sacken is to act against Eupatoria with 45,000 men and 80 guns. _ 0 Both armies are preparing to ...

... TO 'Army nub I any. --I- ?? MOVEM!ENTS OF ARTILLERY REINFORCEUEETS. The second company of 5th squadron of the waggon train arrived at Aix, on the 26th, on its way to the Crimea. It consisted of three officers, 249 non-cnmmissioned officers and. soldiers, with 35 horses, 255 mules, and 62 carriages for the service of the ambulances. The 15th battery of the 5th Regiment of Artillery, likewise ...

... In the venerable patriarch of the English Church, Martin Joseph Routh, D.D., the centenarian Pre- sident of Magdalen, we have lost the last link which bound the nriglish Church of the present day, ii her magnificent revival of faith and practice, with the old glories of her earlier divines. His life es- tended at one span from the days of men, with whom he conversed in his youth, who had ...

... BANGOIR AND BEAUIMARIS UNION. The foitnigli lI meeting wras held on Wednesday last The following IJuardialls wvere present :-.lessis. C Bicknell, (Chairman), E. Evans, ?? liughes, U Thomnas ?? Williams, W. I-iughes, W . Farly, C. ( hes tesrtn, NV. '\illians, It. Roberts, John 'l'aylr, G. l1o berts-, W. Owens, Evan Roberts, Owen Pr thereb, J Brereton, arid 11, Parry. The fortnight's ?? Was thus ...

... tot Ivor mito 'RUSSla. DESPATCH FROW LORD RLGLAN. S WAR DFrPARTMENT, Dec. 30, 1854, 101 o'clock, a.m. o His grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day received a v despatch, ef which the following is a copy, addressed to his t grace by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, ?? s Before Sehastopol, Dec. 13, 1854. t My LORD DuxL,-Your grace will be happy to hear t that the weather has continued fine ...

... HER MAJESTY'S ANXIE'TY ABOUT THE WOUNDED IN THE CRIMEA. WOUNDED IN TIHE CRIMEA. LS, The letter-of which the following is an extrac wS, was add rossed by her Most Gracious Majesty to ic- Mr. Sidney Herbert, ard through him to Mrs. Her- pet brit, by wyhorm it was transmitted to Miss Nightin- a gale ed ?? Castle, Dac. 6, 1854. of Would you tell Mrs. Herbert that I begged she d., would let use see ...

... Otutral )atelligence. Z7 ?? , O ' -_ __ ace It is stated that Captain Collinson, in the Enterprise, bag alo. arrived at Hung-Kong froin the Arctic Regions. ba~ It is said that Mr. Brodie of Aberdeen, has sold his statue his of Corinne for 5001. Scotch artists will be glad. to hear that I the Queen has commissioned works from both Mr. Gibson and hel Mr. Macdonald.si A Mr. Jackson has invented ...

... A ?? ~ .} A -Tt O A ?? m TwTvlww7fna AWTICIPATED RAILWAY DIVIDENDS. As the time is now approaching (says a railway journal) 5 when the subject of Christmas dividends is attracting atten. a tion, it may be useful to inquire in what position the principal lines of railway stand with regard to the probability of in- 0 crease upon the Midsummer rates. LoNDON AND NlORTL WESraRN.-This company show t ...

... 470reItop flbattrnt. TRANCE. It is rumoured that General Montebello, an his return from his special mission to the Crimea, will be made a senator, and appointed ambassador to MIadrid in place of M. Turgot, whose health is not restored. The new loan of 500 millions was brought out on Sunday. The precedent of the former loan of half the amount, which was so successful, has been followed almost ...

... correspolcence. HYMNODY. th To the Editor of the North WTales Chronicle. M Sir,-A great man said, according to the old story, let me vwrite the ballads of if nation, and he who will may make the laws. And if the sones, which are I current in a country, have so much effect upon its of politics, I believe that the psalms and hymns, which are used in tbhe Churches, exert scarcely a less ...