... THRE& RUSSIAN DOCUMENTS. The Post Arns Zeituag, a Frantfort paper, pub lishes the following:- We have to speak to-day of three Russian docu- meuts. The first is analysed by the Cras (a Polish journal published at Cracow), of the 11th of September. It is the last circular of Count Nesselrode to the Rus- sian legations in Germany. It recalls the combats which have taken place in the north and ...

... !L ,i TG i U.t iv i?S i *jIesil ia., c, has reri'i'td Ai ?? sad its a~enlo- ?? I~ e ?? Olt copies, Wror Lionre. Kgcroa SaR sora July 10.. arT- o -le tire .tonci r to enclose the return tite list Of cillot and woundead arc heprr: tn t icarer we 0,oroaclr ture letencea ot tic ?? r. iionher ot t:asishldes must he expected. IS, - r tarrison Curl re~gimenit, w~s- killed oil the e' ~ Lithe 7th ...

... I HINGO MASSACRE-RUSSIAN ACCOUNT. The Journal de St. Petersburg thus attempts to explain this transaction:- ; fhe circumstances connected with this incident require a most serious examination on the part of the imperial zovernuaent, because public opinion, the press, and the English government, trusting to an incorrect representationof the facts, have formed a most erroneous judgment on the ...

... ?? CONiE pORUIS. I EcuUNIARY RESULT0 aTU AsALTIC CAMPAIGN. _(7imes.)-We must say thattle actualremuts arean iense deduction from the bo Asted victory. Just coD. tider how the matter really 'Aeod at the close of the bombardment between u n A4 the Russians. We had ot silenedtheir batterne ' twehad silenced our own. We were silenced not OD) y for the present, bat for the wco1e season, for anyth)' ...

... A MORIL SIX-POUNDER, We know not how artillery is to be ioaed. with moral axioms. We think even the weightiest moral apothegms of' Doctor Johnson would be of no use whatever in the chamber of a gun. Mr. Dundas, the moralising member for Linlith- gowshire, has made himself for a time notorious by suggesting to Sir George Grey the introduc- tion, upon sueh human gatherings as those we hare ...

... |~AY OF THE WAR. I I ,nALov n time of festivity in &m5as 1 5151uy a un v . at is it Easter that holy Russia makes Sa'0g; Irry, Muscovites kissingr their images, 1°,,One eanother. and getting drunk with 3 net, who, by a cemmunity of drunken- N ve holy warranty of the vice. Never- fb69,the Czar will have ?? bit of comfort; 565d gntage gained wherewith to rejoice him. a his people at the ...

... I DEVONS1IRKE-D.-AH OF A SURGEON IN GAOL. -A fev mouths agO ZLr. T. Elliott. a surgeon in the royal navy, was committed to the Devon county gaol, ot Exeter, for two years, for cruelty and neglect iii the Crimes, while serving with the naval brigade. A few days ago he was attacled by fever, and, inflammation of the'brain succeedji ,io died on Tuesday last. GLOUCESTERSUliP.-THB MISSING CnLrse7. ...

... DREADFUL SUFFERTIGS ON THE ICE. ?? fnilmvingrimhr~~iM_4:u_ Be_ _ ise ?? rnseeresaung pareonlars of' a voyage from Cape Tomentine to Prince Edward's island are given by one of the sufferers (Mr Joseph Were), who is well knowi to many of our readers, and who resided several years at Bedminster, earrying on the business of a tan. nor. The letter was addressed to a gentleman at Boa. ton, and sent ...

... TEE LAW OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. The registr-ir of Iriendil societies in England begs to call the particular attention of the offieers aud mem- bers to the follawing abstract of the provisions ot 18 and 19 Vic., c. 63, a. 29, 24, ?? 13, which apply to all friendly societies: ' If any person shall give to any member of a friendly society estsblished under any act relating thereto, or to any ...

... ME TI O PA TAdITIA.s AuzGD PROPaRon MxnsDicAL TuBATU3lrT.Z-AR inquest was held at the George, Brook.street, Holborn, on the body et Elizabeth Linea; who was alleged to have died from improper treatment at the hads of Mr Julian, assistant to Mr. Whitfield, one of the parochs medical officers. he jury returned the foliowing ver- ?? EUliz~btb Lyses died on the 11th of October from the mortal ...

... ; P1pNCE ALBERTS VISIT TO BIRMINGHAx | On Thursdy Prince Albert visited Birmingham, for the pwrpose ot aying the foundation stone of the Mid. and institute; awl preparations were made befitting the ocecsion. The pneg erive1 at half pat twelve, and the stone was tid i Iely ater his arrivaL A luncheon followed at tbe town-hall, at which the pricewasprset. AMaongttheinvitedweretheDlike 0l *r ?? ...

... MANiIJ~i'O Oi ios E KSOW-NUMHJNUS. Iromnthis manificsto weselect the subjoiiiedparagrapbs that are, in fact, the vital parts of the docament, The now nothin party is, otherwise, the Anerican party; and its great prissiPle% Anerica' for the Amerlcans: the Awe rica of Waslington as Washington by the aid of Americalis won at. EVIL SPIRIT OF 'PARTy. 'nhe large and commanding masses of American ...