... THE MINISTRY AND PARLIAM?N? Rumours ;r*a praritnste disflo!UtioU of Parflunment 1kve Spung up within the~ last fenW ?? Frida if a Parliatment which has in so dsort a time outlived hestopis; whicha suoudeed its birt; aadi zdbialned the tgumertt f(a snd agajnata*d~soui~ o,-oflCDD U A t in falvour of it being, thiat a getteral election would SC' sult in the eslseolusofnzls ofmothef nthuet ...

... The Uttitcr2 States mail steatu ship Ualtic arrived ou Mocnday at Liverpool writh ndciccs from New YorkC to' the 14thl of Noavemnir. The rnost itoportant news consists of the ?? of'g the press onf the USniteti Stattc5 uponl the trarlike adsaices broughlt out hy tne Asia. TIhe .Xafiesna h-i fipueteer sass W- Xe havc been infotrmed thast thetre hass been no harsh correspondcr'.ce betwveen thc ...

... NAVAL AND MIILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Lotnt? LCAN.-This nobleman, on Thursday arrived at ?? fronm the Cricam, and proceeded to Loadon. It is intended immediately to reinforce the armnv in tbe Criniea by sending out at least 10o.0( additional troops, exclusive of cavalry. NIR. RoSDucK's CoMnMITTEE ONTiF. ARMY BEFoat i S ,AsTo0Po..-The committee appointed to inquire I into the state of the army ...

... ?rfe *p?.uicI? 3ourual. SATUILDAX, ?%OVE?UIEI? 24, I?5. In seasons of popular commanotion, strangev characters anld strangcr screnes are often prestentedl. Danring the Ri~tt-n ?? inl France, the Judge presiding, over tbe. revolutionary tribunal. pronooticedt vithout p~ity or remnorse thse sentence w~hichl consignedr alike to tGC esceustioner heljnless hinnocece en usl noffendini ace. And ...

... TII. BIUSLa BURSrINC iN laELAND.-VS e axre gland to .state that thc Attorney.Gener.al for Ireland has directed thc immediate ?? of alsl thte persons. whether lay or clerical, who thetc mayS bie fairefrounds for think. [u nw vere engatged in the late easc of Bible bulrninig itl Kingstosvn. The right hons. gentlemttan has, in dointt so. taken a step which cannot hut he npproved by all rre ltl ...

... 3OUIIwAL OF' OPERAiTION.', (Froma ttjc 25mes.v CAMI' fiS nrn. ST.aAsTWooL. Tuesday. Nov. 20.-As' ii to mock us for our saif- iiiflctcd miseries of last rear. the wveather continues to pre'ent the maost d~elightful| contrast to the storms andl rains or this time tsselve. mlonth. Either lest year was cemarkarhic in the annn3ls of thc Crimzea tor its sevcritr, or we are enjoyinr a sea.I son of ...

... JOURNAL OF OPERATION& (Froma the Csogrrealm:en cf the Thecv.) CAsur BFoI1s SEtlAstoIrOL. Oct. 29.-Thc English troops wrho forrued part of the lituhiurn expedition. and vwho verer eapected buck to-dlay bare not ret arrived. The tscautifutsrceather wve havrehad for the Inst fortnight vrithout a day's interruption, and wahich surpasses even everything wec sawv of the Crimeaen autumnl last year. ...

... - - I ?? i - , ?? -11:?Tpll - ?? ?? .7-7 - ?? WI ? ?2 .s & - LV. ,, ?? 5; - -*k krue.- --V z1 1, ,4 C.~Kse Q~ d, ita - th&t Iqn-fer uttsttic Wecouwd biar ?? hm tL4 en, ]sca5t. a Jitidomi shott Wvt our has .R~di~us hallts. L ssoakaecudnotae i ?? Ais ioi as at se roaeds will evrmit:t A to inove~ew~ap skey suy we amt t do wanders. t 4 bsset as ee V*& that will destio the sis wiI& fopppvevtt- U ...

... THE OLD YAR, 1854. Some remarhb by way of Corparisox, showing tA An. net qwitiy of Rain in Mke l mt Ja Yecr;. In 1845 we had nearly 23 inches depth of rain; in 1845, less than 21 inches; and in 1847, less than 19 inches. Since which it has been as shown below - 1842 Total. 34-28 inches and 208 fine days. 1849 ?? 2617 W 2 ditto. 1850 2219 . 261 ditto. 1851 ?? 27 12 ?? ?? 2J9 ditto. 1852 . 34 ?? ...

... The fbilowvtm letter, from the Rev. J. E. Sabin. in chate of the Chapiasi' departne.t at Seutari. to Mr. Gleig. will Prove interesting to the whole British nation:- SCUTAnI, Dec. 27. My dear NSF. Glie,-Your anxiety to bear of our welfare at the Scutari ?? induces me to write to you p this post. A walk ?? m vj t acrfidon I low, rowded aus tey are in Cvery partv fel1s ttC Vith lvely satisfaeion, ...

... I MPERIAL PARL!JlAM EN'I', 11H01SE (F LOR DS. 'Ili 17ris.)tAY. May 124. Lord 11~ ntViI FjU called the attention ni the Go. uverinleot tO the report that Mr. ifhinn hal sbeer p painted Under-Secretary to the Admiiraltv. Helm stisbed to know why a naval man was not appointe, to this 01cC. LIord GRA(siL.I said it was onite true flmt Mr. I Phinit had received the appoinltuent. ,h -,iw nrs rra. ...

... ;E.?r lp-VIlpirl) 3ourizal. Sk\T 1;.1AN% .\AiPt. 7, ?? tbr teth tv~l. l ?? i'pciev oit adjousrnment ,,0t s Io; at ;creed. ;I, the present critical position Alv: ?? of remark in the House of D- % itas well ubacrved by Lord EL eborough, th, ~ ~ he ernnince'rntof' ti Nar. ther wasa1 ,oit:t~n~I'arIatt and an cnthosi-nstic people Swat re l% now an e'nquirin; ptollle and a, Ids *tel i lai'. of ...