... CDc Wrest. CRISIS OF WAR AND TRADE. [FnOM TIt TImES.] Tim same month that brings Western Europe to the very walls, and, we trust, into the city of Sebastopol, exhibits also the greatest check that our commerce Ibas received for an unusuall) long period. Ncver has, this country made such efforts in tho cause of national honour as it has done this autumn, chiefly last November, and in that very ...

... Vic Vrem THlE 'NE(30CATION'S FOR PBACE. (FiROM THlE TINICS.) LAtWYnis and dliplomatists are, of' course, to be t'- garded its ohjiects of' etet'nal aversion by etii'ywl- regolatd 1 iniiid, anid a1 linai of' Sp)it ItW1i ll~ neve Nvilliingly Commttit himIselIf to tile tardy aInd tortuous course. of a Cha nceryV suit or a negociatioit. 'Yet thle most hioric uechieveeneuts atit sLuccesse of' War ...

... .BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH] TI1E MINiSTRY. The 8pectator announces that Mr. Cardwoll is about to take a seat in. the Cabinet. T H E C R I M E A. Paris, Februar 11I. Despatcihes of the 30th January have been received from Admilral Bruat, from Fort Kuasch. General Canrobert required] thitrty ships' guns, and 1S,000 shot, in addition to the 32,009 already appliepd for. 1,200 men, with muniions and ...

... THlE MINISTRY AND THIE CONDUCT OF TIlE AYAI. Wlr Irust kee) this lh'adilIg sWrertVI)eV, \re fear, jiulitil vitliele tile IN'ti- oi- tjl(e Coalitimln hlinisillVis aL, il:m end 1'ublie irdiguatiotll Ils beeni hillr gratiiwirig into a settled arid jion\ .Cloud over the heads of tire icrrpahltds 111W ' at tbCe, JIeN uf British alliirs, aiid utileSS SOill( deus czrr rsiachilna arrests the bolt, ...

... THLE JONAS 4j1r 'I'HE COALITION. Tinn1: week5 ago it vas said here that the question oi the day wras, who should be the Jonas of the Cabi~let, 'hose castisq ovethoard. mlight giVL' thle sore liabouring Coalition shipl much battling uitli the breakers, a chance of riding tiiough the storn? Al it wvas answered that tile aij(l Jonas was Lord Johin. At first sight it would seem that he has made a ...

... (BY TMAGNETIC TELEGRAPHT.) YESTERDAY'S LONDON NLWS1-. DESPATOIL FROM1 LORD RAGLAN. Before Sebastopol, Feb. 13. Mr Lone DastE-S mentioned to your grace in my despatch of thle 10th instant, that there hrad been a ic-e- turn of bad weather, and that the country was again, saturated with wet. On Sunday, it rained and snowed Lrion morning till nlighit, and the wind was very high; and though it was ...

... A G R I CU L 'U It E. CKEXZCO-AGRICULTITRIAL SOCIETY OF ULSTER. COU NCIL MrI ElTIN'G. ON Friday, the 2nd instant, the council of this society held their usual monthly meeting, at the Laboratory, No. ]5.) Arthur Street. William Sharman Crawford, Esq., J.P., Vice President, occupied the chair. '[here wvere prlesoit-Jolhn Andlrews, J.P., Comnber; Rev. IV. Bruce, '['e Farm, lBelfast; Rev. Mr. ...

... ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT.-1'IUDAY. 1 , the latters Of the Relate Ja WWliam Gamble. Mr. Lowlv moved, on behalf of the petitioner, MIrs. D. P. Simpson, to riverse a ruling of the Clief Coem- missioner, made osl the 17tth of M1arch last, whereby lie road ai )owed it clsilrn of Alessrs. Goddard & Irelniad in priority to tihe deinaiiill of' tIe patitionier, Upoil foot of a jdgngmenit, and by which ...

... THE IIMAiUJOUIR IBOAIRD-DEFEA'i' OF '['IE I[.A II,W..AY E(I3NO(PULISTS.-UIMPIOVE[)COMA .sIIUNI ION BlDT..l.EN BiLPAST AN SCOTL'.AND). WVi cannot too highly comnplimient our Haibour Coin- inis:.ioliers on thlie siMg,1a1r Wisdom of their decisions respecting the two subjecti which came ipromitnently cmfore, rliirn aIt tihuir special mtetLileg yesterday. Thie formier of these qiestiouis was, the ...

... VIENNA, MARci 18-ihse second confeLenice began at one o'clock yesterday, but the second of the four bases of peace was not brought forward, although the sitting asted toull three ieours. A protocol, contallimng au account of what had occurred on the 15th, had been dra)wnI op by Baron Von M1eyseitug, tile secretriry to thie conferenci , and it is sup posed the nlie pleniipaten flariis weLre ...

... Tii t: following dialogue, we are told, took plIce this week in the preseneu of a person who took it down in writing as it occurrod. The speakers wevre a lay and reverend gentlenian-thio one a resident in or near Lisburn, the other a denizen of Cnrriclifergnus: Carvickfergiis-G, my dear fellow, how are you? L.isburil-Rtiglt well. C.-lut hlow are you gettimg on at Lisburn? Any elet(iollce'ing ...

... 1101 0 'T ICULT 'I U It E GA l'iENING OP.',RA'I'IONS FO'R 11T E WEEK. Fl.OWVVII CADIIN AXD SiUIIUIIErRIIS.-NOW thlat the gr oenil is ill a, lit state orol t Wor, itll;l tI le weaItlher lLt- voliabile, every possib1e exeition slaid be mrade to get lter:ftioni completed, for plant-ing, cannot be (10110 to[) Soon af'l-r this siaSOH, ;t1(l if' (livin windls Shoulld set il, waterifog vill be ...