... iTEsMS FROM THE CANJP. CLOTHING AND 1HUTS- The British clothing served out is of the best quality, and has given the highest satisfaction to both officers and men. The hutting of the troops appears to be getting on briskly now. Ten huts per division are already up, and they are daily on the increase. SICKNESS AMONG THE FItFNCH TROOPS. p A great deal has been said as to the relative perfeetion ...

... LATEST NEWS& (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EvamNa.G. A Privy Council was held at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon. DAY OF SOLEMN FAST. A supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday con- tains a proclamation for a fast clay on the 21st of Mlarch. FRANCE. ! ,The Times Paris correspondent writes in a postscript- a rumour is afloat that several arrests have been this day made ...

... TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN, - _. .. . . ..I . _ _ :A rs My Lord-You lie prostrate under the verdict of the people of England given in Parliament with a general consent and unanimous censure such as never before accompanied the downial of any Minister, You have fallen; moreover, you bave been condemned. Your fall was inglorious, and your condemnation marked by a reprobation which will outlive ...

... FOREIGN OFFICE, February 24. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Herman Dirs Mertens as Consul at Margate, and of Mr V. Weber as Consul at Rams-ate and Deal, for the King of the Belgians. DOWNING STREET, February 26. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Henry George Ward, ?? St M. and St G., now Her Majesty's Lord High Commissioner for the United States of the Ionian Islands, to ...

... i T.lE R. , ; ?? I - , I.. j , 1 , : .: ( i . BY MAGNETIC TELEG-RiPH. ' A P deapath from Pera dated February loth, and published in the Monfteur of yesterday,' -Announces that General INeil was to'retbrn on the following day to the Crimaa. ' ?? t, 17th the condition, p the French army. was ex. -cellent. Fromn the ?? January to the 23d February the Jnumber of troops ebatrked 'at Toulonlor the ...

... SIUPPRESSION OF TRAFCiNINTOXICATING I DRINKS. A public meeting, convened by the committee of the Birmingham Auxiliary to the United Kingdom Alliance forI the Legislative Suppression of the Trffiec in all Intoxi- catieg Drinks, and the admission to which was by ticket, was held in the Towna-hall, Birmingham, on Tuesday even- ing, when a deputation from the general council attended I to explain ...

... YHE CRIMEA. Thu following cheerful and amueing letter was received on Saturday last from ?? Holden, a native of Spiluby, be. longng to one of the regiments engaged in the Crimea, and who has for some time beep. servant to Major-Ocaeral Sir John Campbell r Camp before Sebastopol, Feb. 9, 1855, dy dear Friend-I received your kind and welcome letter of Jan. 7, and was glad to hear from you, ...

... &SVB JOSN BURGOYNE. To ius EDITOR or Tnu MORNING CHRONICLE. Sca-In your journal Of the 15th inst., a & Lochaber Man' has been allowed space to pay a just tribute to the high c a racier and great merits of the late Colonel the Hon. Lauder dale Kaule, and I therefore hope you will give Insertion to 8 this letter, which is intended to place before the public a o hasty and imperfect sketch of the ...

... 3,l;[L PROCLAMA TION for a DA Y ofI -EL)ever Ta .ST, UJ VMAL TION, nd P1RA Y'ER. j A ~ SeCoMu 6urPLEX TO TEIl LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, FEB. 27.1 I-lcTOittA R- slckiag into our most serious consideration the just and ,nry ger in) which we are engaged, and putting our in AljtiiigtY God tbat He will graciously bless our arns by seaanid land, lave resolved, and do, by and with the c st our pl iy ...

... n1rx-111snrI BREACH OF PROIISE OF MARRIAGE. CAcexonaDGE v. Noneres!t.-A Sheriff's Court wvs held on Saturday, at the Castle of Exeter, before T. E. Drake, Esq., under-sheriff, and a respectable j try, to assess damages in an action which had been brought in the court above, for breach of promise of marriage, and in which judgment had been allowed to go by default. lie. ?? Sparkes (bacrister-at ...

... EI)INPUliGHi GAZETITE. SEQ UESTRATIONXS. Jlhn Lawson & Co.. calico, woollen, and silk printers in Paisley, and Johis Lawson, senior, and John Lawson, junior, calico, woollen, and silk printers in Paisley, two of the individual partners of the said Company, as partners thereof, and as ?? meet in the Saracen's Head Ion, Paisley, 8th March, one o'clock.- Joh n Fleming, Glasgew, interim factor. ...

... - - 11 ~NORTH JflUBLXNI fax AlAV3 I I . : - . .- ?? ?? |Thse ual weekly Meeting Of-tile ?? of in. a0ove ?? was held in the board-room of the workhouas, North Branswlck-sttOmt. RI . L S. CusAOX, ESQ., 3.P., in the chair. The following guardians were In attendAnce, vik i-'C Wisdom, Dr j F Brady, Mr O'Brien, JP; Mr bI $and, J-P; MDessrs Arkins, Thorp, Frenc, Maileti, BuerXynd- Uan, Byrne, E W ...