... 6rs= 2r3 I=T OF -,Y m n,- 3A ,= 4' 1-~ .1 We haverecsived the )'*enclre soar r At Tuesday. . -it. devotes five columns of veryf prominonft tpe.to.,thslate Emperor Nicholas. Aftera rapidsreview f *the condition of the Russian empire from.Peter the Great to the death, of Ailexander. I, at which-period, the wrter~observes, Russia :possessed four - capital-asaw, Moscow, St: Peteraburgh, and ...

... ACMDErNT, 0'ITnEs, &es ?? ix r~~5roo~.~ci~ icmtne by whiedhe si ?? no-pe'~rsOnerei-p~ioisoned, one (f whota didthte, sm day9re ond' tu r still in a very, premaious stae, ?? weekat Cardiggps. JtK appears that Mdrs. Evans, of Heabint, Idear Noyadd, bad- taken a dwelling-house inj Cardigan' d~ ~pirpoisl of residixg there, and on brdyhr ~f~ews eiwg remo~ved from Henbant. S everal cartsi--and ...

... FlGr JN.. C,&LIFORNZXI&-TrN MENX 'EILLED BY a toE . WiTs QOS RUVOLVERB& . The. following story is copied' from an American'Faper. We cannot help ?? whose fault it. is that our soldiera in the Crimna have not been armed like the hero of this anecdote? Every man might have been-so armed. had it pleased .the late .government te.avail itsslf. of Colonel Colt's saervices, for an expense ...

... BOMIBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. , . . .E a . . I I I ~. The: following important and interesting information is contained in a letter j77st receivad ?rdm'a captain in the Engineers, in a letter which is dated the 9th. of April. It may. be. stated that' the, officer in question is one of the three superior engineer cfflcers upon7 wbom it willdevolve to take a leading part in the assault upon ...

... T. ,I A ItTi Thenrecessify-fok aeo1biwt ib isrlair 'iiitarN hav~e ?? nb~fiti. to t uidhlln tzatlqns. alrs dy.qxiss4Dg; how ithe. - ?? ori seflse Diy be -eutrsalised by senlat~a1ldflntless, hl. li~w the .narionabs*iU.tinaysg-ie vddfie by S:atniANB : li~archy.-'- On; sTneday~ eveuing *§tlscges~ion- o4 ltb1 - j exciied. byb be oratioi oftie Prsshe sber i Palm~stont 'has- now plainly ,tol& the ...

... THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL - ?? - 0 .- .: The inost contradictory reports have been received from the Crimea. A desperate sortie was. made by the Russians on the evening of March22,, and General Osten-Sacken reports having destroyed the lately constructed works of the; French, end in doing this statalned a smaller isse than the enemy. On the 6ther ?? neranrobert states that thoueand Bniwere ...

... ?? OLDS' : I :: E i}p RE:YNOLD:S!S .,EWSPA.EIL I~ ~~ . ., . - I I .! , .. q. 51BUDAT. APRIL 15,'1838. SUNDAY'S EDITIq- 1 N dwwiNGisM IN AMERICA, AND GaRnkasmsiu IN ENGLAwnD. - The fox who had the-misfortune'to lose his tail, and who attempted to persuade his brethren that t.,ey ought.to part with their caudsl-apprendages, inasmruch as ?? fashionable and ornamental course was to go witbout ...

... MIfAND.- CO~wLCTxoNS Dor. 1MUXDEH.-At- the jippera North Riding asizes two menj4 ,cb&elogan'.and 'Mothy Ryan, were found guilty of the murder of Deis Maloiy and s tended tob&ekekfadon thue2id'of M2y. One oh; the culipitg- pleadb tbtbiabody~ bt, Awfexeeotion' be given tit hie pepleg bigf Ze harte & Judge Galth4 he &ad no powero0grantthereqaat. - ,. ...

... MILITh .L . A7LO.ATJ IFI TIE CaMP' - NTHE T 1~'NOj -zS. . Tho ?? i'written~.by a In t.ci . ssoeo r nowe thie ?? the Crima I;-; e - eanamp'before SebastooL, March 10, 185& Deareat;Btothin-:, . ; [WAll Inewgive yon''a full ad paiticulir *accout oF ry, advnures . We started, en the Ilth, of EIat y, a 'draftt of upwards of 200, and the good @eople of Cork gave us a good -cheering to hearten-ua on ...

... LABOUR.i AND1 WAGES.- OLD13AM. BBEACH OF T FACTORY Acr.-Notwitbatanding all the cries of woe and lamentation on the part of the mill- OWEP-rs respecting bad trade and dull markets, tbey still Qontinue to cheat and rob their workpeeple as frequent as epor.hxnities will permit. As we stated i, a .previous mumber of Reynols's Arew pcer, the law was shameully violated in the neighbourhosd of ...

... E ..ii- .Q ,:OF PHYMIQAL FOBOCF 'LMt, week Witnessed t.e springtidF of EndU h ser- vility.' 't sutrged and mie6led.,t.'ieigbt'hicbi many. would havo deemed incredible. Manhood, freedom,- iirtue, and truthwrere sbumerged by the flood'of lick- spittalin Vimw h hhad 'stjrin. landmarks in thi pro- gress of humanity which many. hsad too sanguinely be- lieved to have been'effectually and forvever ...

... LATEST F-ROUI THE CILA. : ~ ?? ~ ?? - I No intelligence ef any importance has arrived since that . communicated in another page. The followini telegraphic a despatch has been received:- IC 0 C: 5 ! t ;: -; Vienns,.Thureday. E 'According to a telegraphic despatch from the Crimea, o' dated April 1, the allied armies were quite eady to open their fire on SebastopoL. The generals probably'only `8 ...