... F~br 10resz. BLOCKADE OF THE BLACK, SEA PORTS. (F'ROM Till' TIMES.) TImE Lords of the Admiralty have at length thought proper to communicate to thle secretary at Lloyd's, and to the mercantile community, the determination of the Governments of Englandi and France to ex- tend the blockade of the mouths of the Danube to all ports in the Black SeaL and in the Sea of Azoff which belong to the ...

... TILE NEGOCIATIONS. OhlNIONS stiil grea:tlY Valry Is to the nature of tile recent propositions for peace; as to the prospect of Yai puace whiCh, in their present Stage, they hold out; seri e a its to the best ineanis for giving thein effect; as to the adv 'ii' parties whlo ought, or ought not, to be permitted to Vn bo tallee shiare iu thmill; in short, as to everything con- to i n ?? With the ...

... I Ihe 1BK MAGNBTLIO TE'LECRAIB-p. age YESTEUIJAY'S LONDON NEWS, s its - the LoNn~ox, SUNDAY. clod There is no0 later news from thle Crimea. !ads The 5Svorii arrived at Southamptol, at five this ommorning1, from tics lrazils. Her mails left for London the this worning'- out SAT[UIDAY'S LONDON NEWIS Iits smy DESPATCHO ]3'ROM LORD lheu RAGLAN. jails ow- Vsa DEPARTMENT, JANUARTY 12, 1355. t-T: Gl ...

... FRTDAY'S LONDON NEWS. [IBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) ADHERENCE OF PRUSSIATO THE TREATY rl OF DEC. 2. e VIENNA, YESTElDoAY. Prussia dliches to tie treaty of December 2. Funds are rising in consequellee. TURKEY AGAIN INVADED. S iPAlRIS, 'THIS MORNING, TIre followilng irost importailntslespat cl has culno to e liindr - II 1 Baxrr.ov, JAN. 9. Ut The Russiaris have passed thle Danuibe, invaded the ...

... '1'lE AILI.ITIA. s Os' the notnination of the Marquis of lloadfoirt, H1al IoN s fL. fBoltoni, Esq ., Soil of tie Rev. L~yndorn H1, Bfolton, of' Bitrrin, county Cavati, irid Incuiiienrt of' St. Lurke's, Dub liniui has been uit i atii!ed. lieutenant fin tire county Ccaoal Militia. ANi-TRIMS ARTic i y.- ?? Mitit a corps, strengthi a fifty eotn, wilL ?? by ?? lii 'lock train oil Pci- ilas' (tIrUS ...

... EVANGELICAL CIJURIli OF LYONS. Tui followiing letter, from the 11ev. G. Fisch, Pasteur at Lyons, has just been received:- Allow nie to mialce kinown to yoe tire present state of tbe work of tile Gospel at Lyons, anlid briefly to mention tile cireumostances which oblige me to do this. The work of the Gospel in Lyons is one which the Lord hats caused to grow witir nt:c vig -or. In 1825, the ...

... | CINTERPRETATION OF THIE FOUR GUA- I RANTEES.I isible part- Wit are sure tha~t our readers will thank uts at this thle Juncture for a brief suminniuy of thlis much tallied-of rusti; , interpretation''' The Guarantees we.re laid dow;; in jrlgtoe;' tef ?? and France, on the 8th of August, rehitig I853- we neved hardly say how contemptuously these0 blra- msoderate demrands wecre triflld with), ...

... SMOKING AMONG FAtR SERVANTS. '10 'JITn Eil'Olt OF Trlill THEt'lAST NEWS-L'ln. Siu-The, practice of smoking originated, at least lias grown to its present extent, in imitation of the greet and noble of Lhe land, both here and in foreign countries. Stiarirers are seldom admitted. into tire presence ofi an BIasttrn chief or emifperor, but he is found reclining upon It sofia, or other comfortablu ...

... I LivFnPOOL, \VFI)NESDAy.-Lfst evening Lord Elgin I;after disembarlring from the United States mail steam- ship, proceeded to the Arleiphi Hotel, where lie re- mained for the night. This morning, the Worshipful the Mayor, J. A. T1obin, Esq., called upon Iris lordship, who subsequently proceeded to St. George's 1-all to vieiw that magnificent structure. Thle Earl of Sefton, besides other ...

... THE ARMY, CAVA1.RY RcINFzIvColtPNTR.T'l'he greatest possible activity continules to prevail in, thle recruiting depart- ments, and in tile despatch ot reinforeements to tbe Crimea. Every r-xel-tioti is being, mande to re-consti- tute tle cavalry forae onl service, and recruiting tfor theheavy cavalry has ?? pirticuularly brisk duriig the last te-v n-uehs, the 3rdl Dratloon Guards being ...

... PRO-RUSSIAN SYMPAT11Y IN THlE UNITED STATES. 'Thi jittelligenco received from the United States I thle lalst mail steamler, and Very fully ptublished ii)o last, cannot be regarded with indifference inl thI coo Itre. It VonlfillInls, to a gretZI extent, thle inlpr-el ?? slotl for a long period exist ig, that our- trattoatiandi cc Osins-Itoth G overtineot aiidc people-are preltlee - actively to ...

... 'I'IE TRAVELS OF A SLANDER. SoiM mnolnths ago it eitered tile head of an editorial writelr in the 1fosrt/rer' 1Vlr& to revive tile Rev. Johin Scott Porter's oft-refuted ealuinnies upon the character of the illustriotus Calviin, and, iu doing so, to add some- tiring froom his ovil p'ivate stock of slander wherewith to assail the memnoryofr the other reforrmers. Thre article to which we allude ...