... SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1855. LATEST POLITICAL ASPECT.-TE 1WAR. It has not been with any satisfactory feeling that -the public has heard of the renewed attempt on the part of Austria to continue negotiations with Russia, with a -view of concluding a peace. The country is not particularly well pleased at the conditions offered to the CzAR in the Conferences which were supposed to have been concluded a ...

... TIJ L:STEhRib' D-eS+UCTIONS OF A , F : Jloatig Datte . i; - gaylon 74w!ad Hoper,, shipwright, ed No.5,; Georg :Linieboiss0, s~wr~arge WonVedne'sdk'at th Than easpibe-office,' *tith setting firei toltli' gun b,attery lately constructed in the ship .building 'yatf of Mr. 'Johii Scalf-;lissell, at L4illwaill.: ,! 'r ObJer. c ducted a Tprosecltiont andc .r. B tiinine' defended4i. Theitprisoneri ...

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... I N- ' E-OWi i'GI -WEHIT8UNTIDX- I Now';e' w ?? a'saidsbeain inh the'sk-i' thati jwl'r'emai'w a '1ittle longer thhn' time enditgh' to fixf at phatograpb, 'and peopld are beginning to think of getting riw tbi ra olds an~d'gseat coatis at last. Now'L.ondeh ise in the'very-sheight of.'the season, and Covent Gxaiden Mailiet'in 'the fuiltass of its 'doricultural' glory. Now clerks in ...

... LATEST FOREIGN- NEWS Tuesday's i contains the following statement:- Telegraphic dispatches from the Crimea ?? 25, state tint the besiegers had for a timue suspended their fire, in order not to exaunst their store of ammunition whille expoctigeuoemnawihveenh point of arriving.: tln~ reinforcements which wereonthe The Inealtie Iease gives the following particulars of the Rus- sian loss at ...

... TELEGRAPHlIC DESPATCHES RECEIVED i : ?? . During the Week.: , - , . | SEBASTOPOL, Mar 11, 545 ?? enemy openeda a heavy fire on our trenches last night, and maintained it'for nearly two hours. Their troops did not attack our advanced parallels The Russians hoisted a' flag of truce yesterday evefning, with a view to bury their dead, who were liilled the night before in front of or advance. The ...

... I TABLE-TUNINQG BY MR. LAY Of all odious things in the world nothing is so detest- able as hypocrisy, whether religious 'or political. It requires, a brazen hardihood of conscience, only to be acquired by long practice, to act the hypocrite in a large assembly of persons, where the risk of. detection is most imminent, and'the consequences of it are most damaging. We.donot accuse Sir j.3axs ...

... I1 > A Fired 6nb by a ml Asaasiti. On returning from the city late on Saturday evening, Ifound The neighbourhood of the ChampsB Elyaes in a-great state of consterna- tiori. Men' were standing about in groups ' discussig the narro escape of the Emperor, who had been shot at twice by an assassin, near the Chateau des Pleurs, in the GhampslElysdes. His. Majesty et; the Tuilenies a little after ...

... Iimb'LISH PRISONERS IN RUSSI. To ?? CLOTHION, &C., S BEEN ISSUED, BY ?? CReISTOP11ERSON, ESQ. 4th Dragoon Guards.-Privates Joseph Chapman, James Do, noughue, and Denis Driscoll. ! 4th Light Dragoons.-Troop-Major Htgh Crawford. Cerporl Joseph Armstrong. Privates James Bagshaw, James Bolto, Robert Farquherson, Charles Fredericks, Thomas King, Michael' O'Briene, and Samuel Parkes. 8th Hussars. ...

... The Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill has been discussed in the House of Lords with a contemptuous indifference not very flattering to the press. Only two noble Lords took the trouble to express an opinion upon the measure-one, the Postmaster-General, who discharged the ministerial duty of moving the second reading of the Bill; and the other, an ?? of the Exchequer, the present Lord MONTEAGLE, who, ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF THE ERA-. Sir,-As joint secretaries to the Amateur Pantomine Company, we have been instructed on their behalf to disavow most heartily and entirely any connexion whatever with the Mr..Julian Robins, whose letter appeared in your columns of last Saturday. The gentleman who, at a great sacrifice of time and trouble, so kindly undertook the part of Clown, and so deservedly wbn ...

... I 7 Tuetiday, M31ay 15. WAD..OFFICSI, MAX 15. letliei.of ir Gd.:Lieut. Richard Bateson to bs eapt., by purchase. VIOGWelh, ho eties;Cor. end Sub-Lieut. William. George Craven to be ien.,by.puchaevice -Beteson,, promoled. 6th Drgs.: Nathaniel Goul, gnt. tobe or. wi hot'iirhe~ 18th Light Drgs. : Eno. Jams Pyntn igot. romth P~n F.,to be cor., withoutp pucase, vies Wbsterappilnted'to th eth ight ...