... TI]T. REORGANWISD LI!,'IAIALS OF BEr.FAST AND '!'HEIR SYM PITIII LNG FRIENDS IN D1UB[LIN. II, tbe renjuveiated anid amalgamated Liberalism of the Nortlierti Athens has litthet'to taet with but little lionouir ted less success iu its own community, it can at lcint cottgtaittlato itself ?? havitng eanied tle applrolbatiot andi sympalty of tbat most ?? of all pettitoggillg factions, the Dublia ...

... THE EXPEC: :) ASSAULT ON SEDASTOPOL. Official despatches. e have been informed, were received in Paris on Wednesdtav from the Crimea, which speak in a more positive manner than such communmcations have hither- to done, of the date fixed for the assault. From the 5th to the 10th of next month it is stated that this long-expected event will take place. It does not, of course, follow that the ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... [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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... THIE AINISTBIRAIL CRISIS.-LORID JIOHIN RUSSE LL'S EXPILANATION. TiIK noble ?? of the Council, in his ex- planatory speech of, Friday night, in reference to his resignatiol i of illice, has nerely confirmed the guesses of the public as to his motives ?? taking that step, and has done nothing -whatever tu convineo tho country that lie has acted weith anythling like gal- lantry or prudence in ...

... T[liE 1.) M L.\ Ni) MAIL. N 1.) I A. 1 tOMNWA, JAN. L. Ir, ]Vdi;;ag in Cooll~i at n l onc f I)'M 1 li (4izelttc wv citC froin tlhat vity tiat. toiutigi1 whijik' iul Afgnii istilil 1h 10l5s lichaid it rtlii'ttil taled the Al.4I,'iS Sl getting the biettler 0of tile Cz:ir, the univ'l'sal blief to tile north of Ohw Ifinloo Komsl was direuliv tile i'se'eiSt', and that ?? Ikilhlra, i speeiullv. ...