... THE IV AtR l5 CIRtCASSIA.. I THE P ASSA\GE OF YTHE INGOt'R. |On the .10t1I ult. the Earl of Clarend on rcreived a despatth. dated Camtp Shn i, wano. Nest. .. f&ot lajar SimmDons. Hier Manjesty's Cotmiussiotnerattaeheil to the army of Oniar Pasha, i n .sia. Thc despatch furtni~hes the following additionttl par. On thle 4th inqt. hic Highness commtnenced construct. ing batteries on thc right ...

... LIEUTENANT (;ARDNIE'I. OF TIE 13MT LIGHT DI)A(O OX NS. Among the incidents of the prcsent war. there are ftew that takc a w'arnrur hold on the .e:rt than the wel comc which frieuds and neichbours *ive to oUicers. who. having horne the brunt and endured the hardships of thc war, are compelled hy sieknessor wound, to re. turn to their native land. Interesting, however. as these welcomes are ...

... IC (rrrno the ?? th ?? Irftrd.) 0 1Os' CM.ONST.DT, JunIIe 2t.-l ?? to be ahle to Ut besin this letter by telling you that we nrc at lant ,riher, 'Ire ouyeht to 6,e. Sayin- this requires soamexpljnation; n-so I will undertake to make clear my meaning. The ik fleet is divided into twu squadrons: the former, under I Admiral Dundias. in the Duke. includes the Eymouch. vc the Orion, the Nile, the ...

... By )r. Aniong the number of wounded soldiers paraded for th Her Majesty's inspection on her revent visit to the Case- at mates at Chatham, was Corporal William Courtues. of ne the 16th Regiment. who was wounded in the head by ts, three Mioi ride balls, entering the forehead.Just as he de weas taking aim over a heap of stones at the RuSsians in ur a ride pith he also had a ball in the right ...

... NEWS FRtOM THE NAVVIES. Further accounta from the Crimea speak not only of 't the progress of the rilwair at a ratethat hasout stripped the expectations founded upon the first hasty survey, hut also of the progressive cheerlfulnes arnd contented. css of all engaged upon it. and of their daily growing I opularity vwith the military ind civil authorities at 'l;alaklava. and all with Whom they ...

... 'fIlE I VAR. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VitF.,h, J3xn. 2l.-Intcilizence from Conitantinople ti of the itith announces that fbur FrenchmaJn and seven ct Frnglishmen have bean found stabled in the sttrets of st (alali. Thr perpetrators are orgnanisrd bands of tireeks h nad Armnenians, who have been traced. A Redschid Pasba is very unwell, and has been obliged, p by indisposition, to receive forei-n ...

... I VMSIT TO THE CALTSTAL PALACE. Her Majesty and PrinceAlbet accompaied by their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and the Empress of the French, with their respective suites, and the French Ambassador. the Count Walewska, on Saturday visited tue Cryta Pialace. Large crowds of persons were assembled along the whole line of road, and all the Drominent situtionS near to the Palace were deeorated ...

... Cbe fpsbid) 3ournal SATURDAY, 3ANUARY 13, 1953. THlE REVE'NUE. Additional taxation ought, of course, to produce an t1 increased revenue, and it is to this cause that we owe ti the apparently flourishing state of the national income, o which the returns for the present quarter show. Comn- r pared with the promises held out by the Chancellor Of b the Exchequer, thze retulrns are not wholly ...

... THE EAST SUFFOLK MILITIA REGIMENT OF i ARTILLERY. The embodiment of the 'Militia force of this king- dom was, a few years ago, thought a very unnecessary measure. WVe were too sanguine as to the duration of peace, and the demand for retrenchment in the public expenditure hps been used in tun by the party out of office with such effect, that caclh ministry has thought that its time was not the ...

... THE lI-TV4. TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES, Advices frorn Bnlaklura of the 30th of December 6 etate that the railway was to he commeniced at once. Sickness Vws on the in erease. fi lthums;. Jar.. ?? lei rn fronm St. l'etersmibug. C: under date of the 10th inst., that the followinc dtepatch | g had been receired there from Prince Menschikoff - o SrnA-rOPQL. Jan. 2.-tNothing oew has occurred. el We ...

... IMPERtAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE Op coMfONS, - Tue FRtoAy, Februarl 9. The CNCELLost of the Excurmuza, in pursuance , of nntice, proposed that the house at its risia- adjourn till Friday. the 17:h itst, whieh wa5 agreed to. 3 Sir F. BwaRtsa said, before the late GoVernmaett re- b aigned office he gave notice to the Secrety.atA-W sr of , a questzio which he subsequently agreed to postpone for n few ...

... DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (Frot the London Geteffe.) Lord Plintoure has received the followitir despatehes addresmed to his lordship by Field Marnhal the Lord Raglan, ?? Before SebastoplOl. May S- . 31y Lor6d-S lre I Wote to your lordsheip On the Ist insLtal, nothing of importance has arisen. tbe enemy still appear to he cot. Ieting troops upon the blgh Crotnd on the opposite We or the ...