... LATEST NEWS4 (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) | LONDON, WEDNECSDAY EVxEING r1 No later news from the Crimea. C VIENNA, Tuesday.-Zarif Mustapha Pacha, late Com- ?? of the army in Asia, has been disgraced, a and put in prison. Fuad Effendi is named as the Turkish Plenipotentiary a for the conferences at Vienna. C THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. a (Fsom the Standard.) Her Majesty and Court arrived at ...

... Ie I ARMY BErORE SEBASTOPOL. I . Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on question (26th January), That a Select Committee be appointetd to in- quire into the condition of our Army before Sebastopi,, end into the conduct of those departments of the Government whose dulty it has been to minister to the ants of that Army: (Mr Roebuck). Question again prirp-sed; Debate ?? ?? House ...

... The following letter is from one of the Scots Fusilier Guards to his Brother and Sister in Leith:- Camp near Sebastopol, New Year's Day. DEA BROTaTeR jND SISTFR, - I Wish yoU a happy New Yfear. Thank God Iam well in health, but far from being happy, bht as the old song says, We may he happy yet. God grant it. We, the army. are still in the neigh- boarhood of Sobastopol, and the ...

... ?? HO11USE OF LORDS. : IMoNDAY, JAN;. 29. LORD LYNDtIURST'S NItTION-TitE CONDUCT OF TiEE WAt. Lord LYNDHURSK' begged to give notice that he would postpone the notice which stood in his name for Friday next until the following Mondsv. THE LIGHT CAVAnLny CHARGE AT BALAXLAVA. In reply to Lord Vivian, The Duke of NEWCASTLE said that he could not at pre- senL lay before the House the exact words of ...

... THE ED)INBURGH DRAINAGE OPERATIONS. TO THen EDITOR OF THEI CALEDONIAN itE1CURY. | i Sinz,-In an article on thts subject in the leading columns of y our last publication, there are some statements which re- ol quire correction and explanation. With reference to the new sewer, lately constructed in aT Howe Strect, you say that the stones arc unnecessarily large pi (from four to five feet square, ...

... N1, Iil h N I) UI (7 1 (T'A Z U ETTE SEQUESTnTfATIONS. James Ford, provision merchant and grocer, 12 North St An- drew Stoeet, Edinburgh-Creditors meet in Messrs Dowells & Lyon's Rooms, George Street, Edinburgh, ?? Febrnary, t wo o'clock.- Wm. Wood, Edinbuirgh, interim factor. John Smith, draper, Coircaddens Street, Glasgow-Creditors meet in thie Glole Hotel, George Squnare, Glasgow. 12th ...

... ROYAL SCOTTISH ACAp)EMY. The twenty seventh annual report of the Councii of = e Royal Scottish Academy has just been published, of wvhich the following is an abstract:- The Council who now retire from office have the agreeable privilege of being enabled to congratulate the Academy on the high degree of prosperity which has characterised its pro- gress during the last year. They leare office on ...

... TOWN-COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, ITe Council met on Tuesday-4he Lord Pr6vost in the ebair. OLD Grz rRIARS'CHUVCML A commutieaon was read from the Old Greyfriars' kirk- session, stating that they were prepared to pay the sum of L322. 1 2s5 on the ewditions stipulated 'or with the Coulwil, for the reconstruction of Old Greyfriars' Church; but, aS doubts had been expressed, bg men of skill in such ...

... In Ireland the farmer finds a country of rare agri- cultural capabilities. lie has there no nu1gratufuil soil to fight with, no cutting cast winuds or, wretched Scotch mists to dread. Arthur Young remarks of Limerick and Tip- perary, : It is the richest soil I ever saw', and as such is spplicable to any purpose ; and the observation applies veil to many other parts & the island. Fpr green and ...

... Tr1-J W AR. THE TREATY WITH S ARiDINTA. PARIS, TiwClany, 8.30 A.M.-ThIC ,oijzeuir publishes tire text of the military convention made bv the Piedrmontese Gol vernment with England and France. The King of' Sardirnia will provide a corps d'armnee of I 15,000 men, organised ill five brigades, forming tvwo divisions and a reserve brigadc. | He will keep Iup the numerical strength ofthis corps ...

... ec The Queen has WAR OFFICE, Jan. 26. id The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Joaquin a- Pirdal as Consul at St John's, Newetouidland, for the Queen nt of Spain. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr F. B* d Wells as Consul at Bermuda for the United States of America The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Don Adolfo e- Patxot as Consul at Gibraltar for the Oriental ...

... MINlTERIAI. CIRISIS. We have to refel to tile latest intelligence as to thc probable results of the present crisis. These evidelnitl[ infer that tile Earl of Derby ltas been tile Statesman tc 1whom H1er ilajcsty, by the conconise of events. has beerl in a manner impelled to fall bacl upon at this crisis. It is also clearly indicated that the Earl of Dcirby will not venture to take the helm of ...