... (o'uoasOu own owncaRs~rolDwzcv.) 1 . PARI1S, SATrU5D10 EVENINGe. There is a reanonr this evening, so, well- accredited as to deserve -notice, that the Frankfort Diet, con- trary to all expectation, has voted the mobilisation of a federal army of' 280,000 meen, jang.that Prussia voted with the majority. . The great rise at the Bourse, difficult to explain in the face of the threaten- ing aspect ...

... TEE~ :WA - ?? BERLIN, JAN. 25.. The Premier's peculiar orcan, the Zeit, has an artiele entitled sEurope and Prussia, mnaintaining that Prussia has no interest either'way' in the pre- idpmninanc6eoP Russiai in the Block Sea t that is simply the affair of the maritime powers. Prussia' has a IEuropean dutyr to perform in 'opposirlk'tbe seizure of ,a part of the 'Sultan's territory' by Ruspia a9 ...

... ,EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM Af OFFICEFR OF THE LIG HT DTIVISION. I-- I anuarv 10, 1855. I wasted a day yesterday in going to 'Baiskiava. I will give you the particulars;* it will show you how matterstare managed here. We got atn order that t: two vessels, the Niagara and Colombo, having d arrived from Varna with horses-one vessel also-lbav: r ing.50 bfttnlen, the other 87, namues ...

... [FROM OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENT.] ODESSA, JAN. 13. The Grand Dake3 Michael and Nicholas arrived on the 9th at Nicolaieff, and proceeded for Sebasto- pol, without stopping here. General Osten-Sacken was directing the defence of Sebastopol. BUCHAREST, JAN. 13. The Russians made a reconnaissauce, from Ttiltschn, on the loth and 1lth, between the Stilina mouths of the Danube. They were re- pulsed ...

... MXS5 l VGil TINGALE. To THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-Your informatnt, quoting from memory, has given a very inaccurate version of what I said respecting Miss Nigbtingale in my lecture to the Christian Young Men's Asso. ciation, last week, on God's heroes and the world's heroes.s What I did say was this :-Among God's heroes I put mer who have braved the dangers of pestilence that ...

... PIEDANIONT. [FmoM OUR OWN CORaESPO?ZDENT.1 TURIN, JAN. 20. The Chamber of Deputies met to-day at three o'clock, as a special sitting, to enable the Pre- sident of the Council to go through the form of laying before them-i. The act of ad- hesion of Piedmont to the treaty of alli- auce concluded on the 10th of April between France and England. 2. The military convention concluded with the two ...

... , ROYAL INSTITUTION . Yefar:Dr ndl delivered hit third lectutre ont )lagz~tisels, in which be considered mote paticularlj some of the peculiar and more recently discovecedi proper. aies~ofignetic force. Hlaving, in the fleett instance, re- peated the experiment of magnetisinga.a hin .li~r of steel, and then breaking it into pieces; to show that polar~ity resides in every separate particle, he ...

... WIND AN]) WEATHER REPORT. (PHOM THE OFFI0P OF THIX PLPCTFIO TELEGL&P} COIIPANY.) MONDAY, JA. 29. Statlone, Course of Wind. State of Weather. Greenwich ?? ?? Calm ?? Overcast. Lothbbry . ?? N . ?? Frost. Dublin ?? .. N.B. Frost-Snow. Holyhead , ?? . ?? F. ,rost-Snovr. Liverpoo l,,. ?? ,,.,,NNBnowr. Nanchester ?? ?? S ?? Hard frodt. 8heffleld . ?? ?? Frost. 8toke-on.Trent . . ?? , ,,,Froet. ...

... ?? Sopplement to Friday's Gaellte.) WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 27, 18-50. 'The Right H~onourable the Secretary-at-War has re- edived front his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the followingl list of casualties amongst the ?? officers and privates in the farces under the command of Field- Marsha1 the Lord Raglan, ?? from the 8th to the 11th January, 1855, both days inclusive: RLETURN OF CASUALTIES FRCOM ...

... R UISSIA. lcitelnpire over ahich the Czar has rule is in a half i-illt Woul be alr,,ost more correct to say in an unci- -- oe Great navigable rivers roll tbrough extensive ExCept the excellent roads that connect St. Peters. :fbOlSOO and with Warsaw, and a few frakinents i~ Selling es drives in the immediate vicinity of the, are re no roads at all in Russia thatare 1 e Uivilised sense. The post ...

... ljOiRTORS OF THlE GUASO TRADE. To TlwE EL)ITOR oF TUS MORNING CHRONICLE. ?? horror- of the guano trade have lately attracted joren Jeien of soterent. I trust therefore that the followinrg prjto .u!ri a:etrated to ite by a gentleman who was during a ?? c tayo luoiths continually a witness of this terrible ?? isel) -ill be deened worthy of your notice. I ?? prtriie that one of the chief depots ...

... v1OF1!!C S 1o YAO L HIGHIVESSS ifl Hr hnes the Duke of Cambridge arrived yes. psver from the Crimea. The Princess Alice fi. 0t oer,, 1t the Dover Royal Mail and Conti- tr.paclit ken Cotlaprny, had been despatched to *1ramP t onand of Captain Smitbett, expressly to §det thle gailant duke to tlese shores; and ethe boor of bis oyal fighnesss expected arrival I a;d( rl rotdiag qsuays were crowded ...