... - MILT ?~o*GTi(S I II' 64th Regiment of Fo6tP.ll or muter Generog te WbCenerl Sir it Dourke,.K nA ?? &3 210 let WeAt 1 ea- I t G hiri] Bowles, K ;~ Sir: ff ' aspiar 4%h b y purchase, vine rit e whoeret'l Corldet b A Huttleoury to 4b Lieutettpt. by Jpurobas5. Vhri Morgan. 13tb Liht D r; , hs $t 'y H~btrddue:t8;.h4 Xdtjabys p Irhase. vice Gore, who ratretir p Hsidt e to J bei Captain, bY ...

... i I I l ~ 'a L - , ' L A r I ' ?? 1l i_ ! .: i I ' - :, . . ?? ' ' - . . I r I F r - psmu Oce, Tuesday, t . 7~ Thre : 'Clo ?? t: &} ' THE CRIMEA. The correspondenco Is broughtkdown to the 4th, but to& ?? eases less ii hn usi'al intrest. Thea Dai hews says, it sebmi l to be admitted that nothing except the want of provisions snd of m ammunition will induc the Russians voluntarily to e ...

... WAR.OPrIOE-GENERAL ORDER. HORSE GUARDs, Nov. 1.-The Field Marshal Command- ing in Chief has received the Queen's most gracious com- mands that Brevet Colonel William Fenwick Williams, C.E, of the Royal Artillery, be promoted to the rank of Major General in the Army for hiB distinguished conduct in the defence of Kara and of the position in front of that town when attacked on the 29th of ...

... The following also appeared -in our Second Edition| of yesterday:- - I |4 THE BELGIAN LEGISLATIVE CEAMBERS. The King of the Belgians opened the Legislative ! ham- oers this day in pereon. His Majesly spoke to the following effect:- I receive with gratification proofs of the sympathy and confidence of foreign governments. Tte necessity of anme liorating the sufferings and eupplying the wants ...

... I I TO THE EDITO Oh_ TIE FREEMAN. d 11, Statford-street, Dublin, Auguet 10, 1855. SIRn-By attention having been called to a letter which appeared in your paper of the 7th inst., commenting in very strong terms upon the character of P. C. 181 A, regarding the uufortunato 4ffair in Sycamore-alley, which nearly-ter- minated in the loss of life, I tbink It right to mention the following ...

... 7M iA .. - -L A I IMPRIAL ?? . I We published yesterday, by m-agnetic Telegraph, a sum - Mary of 'the proceedings in parliament on its re-assembling,, on Tuaeday, after tbe Christmas recess. We now subjoin the notices of motion which were given in both houses on tbat occasion, and which were not contained in the telegraplY' summary:- HOUSE OF LORDS-TunEDAr, JAN. 23. THE JCOSDUCT OF THE WAR. ...

... _ P - I The Himalaya, screw -etearm-sbip, Captain Bet!, a- rived at Spitbead at tbrae o'clbck eon Tesdcay afternoon from the Black Sea. She left Malta on the 20t of Decem- her, calling at Gibraltar, wbre -she was detained three days coaling. She bas brought P1ome the ?? lady, ten military officers, three naval officers, 48 wounded so'diers, 88 sick ditto, 225 women, and 300 childrdn-making a ...

... THE A NMISTERIAL CRISIS. i (Fromr the Temes.) Although but forty-eigbt hours have elapsed since our l. t publiotion, that interval of time has sren tWO or three n- - nisterial combinations discoseed, attempted, and abandonri; and it was not till yesterday afternoon that hopes could a entertained of the definitive solution of this crisis by plad 4 the lpower to form an adminietration in Lord ...

... T Tl WARa The London morning papers of yesterday did not coutain any telegraphic despatches5 about the war. OPERATION` IN THE CRUIMEA (From a Opeci Cal-C@rrefevpon d of the Daily News,) COPISTANTrixoPLii DAEcMBR 20.-The extraordinery activity which now prevails in every department of the miu. tary service gives great plausibility to the widely Circulated report that Russia is secretly and ...

... t Buosaaasv, JANr. 26Tz.-Accoanta from Constntiopln of the 18th state that a now movement on the put of the Softes, aided by the Musulamen, had besen discovered nd punished. Invalides with wounds occasioned by the frlot had arrived from the Crimea. There had been severe atorats In the Black Sea, and several transports had been lost, CowesTArrevopnr, JAxSuAgV 18.-A contempplated iar. rectlon of ...

... _CO TAXATiON L. , I TO THE EDITOR OF THlE BsnR MAN. SRm-As the subject of taxation is DOW, a matter Of most vital importance to the country at large, and as the citizens may not~perhaps be generally aware of what the actual poundage rate is, I beg leave, if you allow me, to state, through the medium of yout independent journal, what that rate is; for the present year. 'I now illustrate by a ...

... Xbe 'celits Mounnat DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, 6EPTEMBER 19, 18M NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The FInST Edition of the FnEzzAfAN's JouR- NAL is published in time to be posted by the Morning Mails. A SECONDD Edition is published each day containing the London and Foreign news, with all the London, Liverpool, and Dublin Mar- kets of the day up to the hour of going to press, in time for the Evening Trains. ...