... THE IINISTERIAL DILEMAMA. The Earl of Carlisle has been nominated Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster3.' ' ' : ?? .; On'Mouday. and Ttesddy it beeais generally known -that serious differenoes of opiniion exizited amongst main- bear of the cabinet as'to the 'wav in which Mr.' Ioebluck' motion,. nominating his committee of inquiry 'into the causes of the calamities of the war, should be met. On ...

... ' DERIL PARLIAWNT. HOUSE Or'LORDS-Monday. THE FRENCH FLEEi IN tHE BLACK SEA.- The LORD CEANCELLOR stated thathehad on a formeI occasion read to the house a lett-r which' he had .rqcsived from Admiral Duneas, in's wcknoleqgisht of the vote of thanks to bimitlf and the officers of ?? 8ei f t which had been passed by that-fibu The 1ettiiid not contain any enclosure from tlie F iih udmiial, iiwh ...

... THE SIEGE-i OF SEBASTOPOL. We have intelligence from the Crimea to the 22nd of' January, up to whichda,,e little of importaues-hadtran- spired. The Russians appear-to have made some success- ful sorties, but they led to no positive advantage. The resgnation';of Omar Pasha is a matter of- regret, as there are few generals of the present day at all equal to himself. :13is resignation is said to ...

... SICK AND DEAD AT SGlTAEL The sick state for January 14 shows that there wres 4,403 nwon-comsssi~oned ilicers and privates and sixty officers in hospital thiat iorbing. The following is the nominal. return of deaths rince the 10th inclusive: . Thurn..m ?? Cliftord, 77th Ebgt., diarrhiea, Jan. 10. ?? Coloursergeacnt-BMoes Williams, 47th Regt., dysentery, Jan. 12. Cosporaia-Robert Muray*8th ...

... W?ftt- -3 . - Espoubli as -rm:7 canw.L i My Dear 9hipj before Sebastopol, ?? 14; 1856. MyDer-,--With much trbuble I have Succeeded myself(my 'srant, being, dead) in' semi-rousting, so e green. cOfie, aud'reducing it iato something~resembling a powder, and-am now: enjoying the JUurn fati ufl witha pieI4h some good rifle practice the day before Yesterday in the advanced trench.- The ...

... OFFIZERIZCG TEU ARMY. [Froi the Times.] The whole system of purehase in the army involves so many intricacies.and.cantradictions that, even in 'peaceful ^tiimestit requires all'the keen.zest of a-professional man to mtak6 himself'mnaser of 'the iubjcz .'2As civiliaus, we wonder upon what principle it is determined. that.the loe. -AugnstusFitz'Flam ?? pilace of lieutevant, by purchase, ...

... - RZT N .: :- ., =AT- S U TA -d 'OSTA. i f - I - The followig are the nams - the oiwdiera iho 'died at Seutari HOspital between the2lst'and'23th ?? incliisive:- i: s ?? Scond- class-Svrgeoin-Newton; fever,-Jan.'26. :: ?? Crfiiid, remadie Grlard8 , dyserui- tery, Jan. 22. William Carter, Loldstreim Guards, dysen- tery, Jan. 22. George-MI'Williamse lat Foot; dysenter;y 'Jan. 2-2 Joseph Mason, ...

... IMMITAm.;;; IEmt llP'E IX Tll E A.-The followiog Irish ]members of parliament are at present serving with their Beveral regiments of militia :ColonelGrevillb, Westineath Infantry; Coloiel Dunne, Queen's Cevnty, 0Major P. Urquhart, Westmeath ; Captain John'O'Connel,`Dubliu; Captain D. O'Connell, 'kerry.; Capthii Esuionde, Wwtr- ford; Captain Francis Scully, Tipperary; Lord Be3tiie Cavan; ...

... THE PALDIUVOM ;'bAWET ANbA . THE ,WA,, E .- t For nealy ?? this' jo-ra ii eni z ekisg ence 'and from thmvr ts dath ,ldbtro process of the prejss ,;gav'e 'it beigfit teas steadilyi. nufiincbing1lf'.a~v9'c,,,ted Itlhe mzostlradsc~al rehfer-ms in every branch-' of. otur! political enstitnteous. There is not an abasemnor corpuption-nnunfortnnately ?? name is Legioain'-thos institutions to .*hich ...

... i i, ?? t A, . , ! ?? ?? ?? - _ I ;. i,, ~ . - LORD PALI AD i A I. T . .. : The petrician or deof tis eutiy appar deter- I mined to, do. every.thung tey ,can to. repdgert(the as as obnoxious, to the people as -theFt Yeneh. aristocracy ; of the old regine be-1en %eviousto their~asmnihif o by the great: -RevolitiotL, -This ?? f persist in usurping all' the highest offiei ' of the.statf for ...

... PiOG16ESB OR ' TH1B I1E~E The foloing corespondence- Englislk Camuip ,eightS of bbastopol 4 : ...

... ..-F G OR ?? 411*9therwise inParis. The attituide assme ?? ztitrle j~merofthe. (er m qe i aybigbt in'ticondemnation of Russian aiiibitlii, and, ready ehifti f 0 take UP ii r~tecesnjitie 1~~il'Whe W~~i~ 'ln ?? e med't i 'thE '0 winch ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The in P ?? wat;rce~'b ,.UmhPO. ,Dfhia jy ebaing t11rnc,-oudo IqaeI -ivsin;an i-'swel -knolwn what a, ~.gdiodsipitrtixe-too intebtlso the Alfna'and'of In ...