... LATEST I NEWS FROM ABROAD1 -4- (BY ELECTRIC TELEGBATH,) WARSAW, FmB. 9. By direct order of the Emperor, Prince Paskie- ,vitch has forbidden the export of brandy and other spirituous liquors to Austria. The government corn ?? published the order. The oticial Gazzetta di Verona has just announced tat the Sardinian flag is not likely to flutter alone in the camp of the Allies. Another Italian ...

... (From the Mlanehesfer Advertise>.) Lord Stanley has been engaged in a slight contro- versy with our able Irish contemporary, the Northern JVY9ig, on the subject of the newspaper stamp, and in the discus- sion, strange to say, it is the young conservative nobleman who advocates the abolition of the stamp, while the liberal journalist aupports its continuance. Among the objections urged by our ...

... (FraO con OWN COBRESPONDFNT). PARIS, THUVISDAY EVRNINO. The political interest of the moment is entirely concentrated on London, but to-day public curiosity is baffled by the weather. None of the London papers had arrived, at least none had been distri- butedhby post, up to 6 this evening. The telegraphic wires do not work well, and the few despatches that have arrived are late. One of these ...

... The severity of the weather is greatly abated, but although a thaw set in this morning,'the rivers are still ice-bound, and the snow still lies thick. On the nights of the 10th, 13th, and 14th the quicksilver fell below zero. Indeed, on the night of the 17th the register-index was forced by the quicksilver as far down as it could go, the curve of the tube preventing further progress. During ...

... I W T1- - EAR l/l - c A _- A WI!SDSoR..Mr Samson Ricardo, of Titness parlk Sunningbill h been elected for this borough. 9fTtesprS1igil a TIVERToN.-Lord Palmerston was on Monday re-elected without opposition. He did not attend in person, owing to the arduous na_ ture of his duties in London. The greatest unanimity prevailed. and after several laudatory speeches in favour of the Premier, he was ...

... LONDON: d SA TURDA Y. FEBRUARY 17, 1855. Y Z P In the HoXUsE of LORDS, last night, 1 The Earl of ELLENBOUOUGOf, in the course of some t obhervations on the military service, expressed a hope that a clasp would be given for Balaklava, and t to the seamen employed with the army. i Lord PANMURL said no time should be lost in ful- g filling this pledge. He also explained some of the a reforms ...

... RAIL rVA Y TRlAFFIC RETURNS. A, The following are the gross receipts of ?? nd traffic for the past week-that is to say, up to the ydate to which the respective returns are made Nsrme. Opened. Receipts. !t185 (854 1855. 1854. , Aberdeen, Feb. 3 ?? 72i £1,860 00 £1,897 * 0 Belfast and Ballymena,630 FeI. ?? 373 371 3 00 7 # BirkneaLancas., ?? =5, hesire June,, Feb. 11 82 32 1,775 00 13,594 00 ice ...

... I -NA VAL AND ?? NEWS. )a 01- e Lo AProiNTMENTS. ivacs Lieutenants-Henry Harvey (1847), from the Royal rgw George, 120, screw steam ship, at Sheerness, to the Hawke, ding 60, screw steam ship, at Chatham ; Hugh M'Niel Dyer (1855), ners recently promoted from Mate of the Conflict, screw steam rices sloop, to the Retribution, paddle wheel steam frigate, bich at Portsmouth ; Charles J. Bullock ...

... TH1M UNITED STATES. JL - - _ The Pacific nrrive(l at Liverpool yesterday at nooll, with NeW York letters and journals to the 8th iiist. and a freight of 529,432 dollars in specie. !t Mr. A. Dudley Mannu, Assistant-!eoretary of State, had sent iln his resignation to President Pierce, aad persisted iii the step, nlotwithstauding the President's desire not to accept it. A joint resolution from ...

... 'THE NEW SOUTH WALES CONSTITU- TIOdY BIL&. TO THE EDITOR OF TWB MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The New South Wales Constitution Bill will soon be under discussion in t0l House of Commons. I have resided in Sydney for sixteen years, and I feel convinced, as it is now framed, the bill is exceedingly unpopular with the colonists. May I request the favour of the insertion in your paper of the following ...

... RE-ORGANJIZATION OF THE CIVIL SER VICE. - t A thick bluebook of nearly 500 pages, containing papers t relative to the re-organization of the civil service, has just t been published. I These papers include a series of most interesting and t valuable remarks and suggestions on the subject of the I proposed examinauions for civil appointments, from the pens of such men as Mr. 3. G. Shaw ...

... I [FROM OUR OWN cotRRESPONDENr.] MADRID, FEB. 3. My letter of yesterday informed you that Senor Sanchez Silva had brought forward a proposition for tariff reform. A committee, as usual, was ap- pointed to report on the draft of the bill, and it So turned out-and the significance of the fact may be measured by what followed-that the committee was composed exclusively of deputies from Anda- ...