... MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITR.t -f v. I oftile - We fees it will be longpece English literature or the English a bseirV~ church cen beast of a genial spirit like that of Sydney Smith. I f-lntyr'c His kindliness neic be said to have been a payt of his godliness, W, 50 His wit wag brilliant, net severe--it was the correcteon of a friend, not ithe sneer of en Opponent. His humntour smacked conie. of ...

... rel BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAM. tic THE WAR. lie Accounts from Varna state that preparations were being made for an expedition, which it is now OF thought will be directed against Perekop. Advices received from St. Petersburg, under date of the 9th, contain a report from Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated Sebastopol, Gth. The Prince states: The allies opened on that day a heavy fire against ...

... :oUtcopolitall alO V? robiltrial. ?? ?? -- ?? ?? ?? --l ?? ?? Iff--- - - TrnT(.n (lye THE TALUABLE MUSEUM OF CURIOSITIES AT KnitteH. by In reply to a, suiggesitan, made by him to the admiralty, Mr. t' rk- Stinner tras received the followiig :- XlialyJuele. t r- Deer ?? Pannmara will telegraph to Lard Region to give ol aorders for the protection of the mauseuamend ether-works aleart at t1 ...

... I e In consequence of the statement made by Lord Palmer- be stan, in the debate on Mr. H. Berkeley's recent motion for nes to the introduction of the ballot, that in America the ballet isna ly not used to insure secret votiug, Mr. Wickham, the honorary Vill Drsecretory of the Society for Promoting the Adoption of the ant Vote by Ballot, addressed a letter to Amass Walker, Esq. via el formerly ...

... ttILATEST FORE0GN NEWS.I ata THE HANGO AFFAIR. 'oraper BR ihTLE BAM is- The Lightning arrived at Dantzic on the 22nd1 with news respecting the Hango massacre. It in apasthat only six of the men helongiug to they & os kwere kiled; the rest were wounded and adt made prisoners. ad. SPAIN. ir 'Our news from Madr-id comes down to the 21st. t) ?? Howden, our ambassador, left Madrid that o lie t day. ...

... I Lttera) 'Extracto+ TT!NO7lqUllo CULtPRIfr. - The PrinceRR of Wr DISTINGUISHEDn CULP~ITs.- The Princess of Wales is said to have expressed herself on the last drawing-room day; that if she had appeared there, there would have been Lord Melville, who had been tried and acquitted; there would have been Sir Home Popham, who hed been tried and se. verely reprimanded ; end there would have been ...

... EXAINER AED TIMESV OrriE, Saturirday, ANiie a.m. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. We have just received the following telegraphic despatch:- VIENNA, THURSDAY.-NeWs from Varna to the 28th report Sir George Brown, General Penne- father, and General Codrington as sick. Ali Pasha and General Scarlet have arrived. Three hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived from England. ST. PETETRSBtuI, ...

... 5 Bfy BRITISH TELEGRAPH. , RUSSIAN LEVIES. tE 0 Advices from Berlin, dated the 4th, state that f is intelligence has been received from St. Petersburg d t of the publication of an imperial ukase, decreeing that the Cossacks of Peschernigow and Palataza, in d Little Russia, shall be included in the levy orders, to complete the organisation of defence, ,e SPAIN. Our news from Madrid of the 4th ...

... v9arietfrs,. of Major General thle I-on. Yorke Scarlett has left Fenrance's UIHotel, London, for the Crimesa. tel , ~A Tempieroance Society is in course of formation ha ~the city of Lyonis, founded onl the English model. lie Mr. Horace Mvanin has been appointed registrar of the naw irt, axaninitition department for the civil service. cl Al. hover reports fiom Scutari, that die provisions ...

... SO - a_ D ITION I SEC0OND EDITIa)N. n's ult MANCHESTER Ex~mmUqR AND TLKM, OFFIOE, )me ,9elurddy, Two asim. ,of HOUSE OF COMMONS, LIST NIGHT(CONTtttUZD) rho (By Electric Telegraph~.) to Sir STAFFORD NOLITHOOTE admitted that considers- ore ble evils prevailed in the system of civil service, but urgedI try, that they were the neoessasry consequence of our political system. Mr. Laycird had ...

... TRE ADMIN1STRATIVE REFOQM ' ASSOCIATION, ed .n.jUVVA.L2W-~1'J.A ?? SPEECH OF A-R. CH-ARLES DICKENS. he The second gathering of the Adimnistrat~e' Refoun Associ by atiofl tooke piece at Drury Lane, on Wednesday evening. if The attendance on this occasion was very hurge. Among all those present were Major Reed, M.P. Messrs. Scholefield, dM.P. Francis Mowatt, ALiP. Apsley Pellatt, M.P. A. J. he ...

... - - - It.± ?? _aJ..LL LIVERPO-OL DOCK BILL. MVl(NAV MONDAY. K The select committee of the Housie of commons re assess- bled to - day, for, the purpose of proceeding with the con-I sideration of' thle Liverpool Dock I ,xtinsion Bill, All the members, both select and local, were present; end Mr.I Labouchecre presided. WNhenl the' committee adjourned on B Friday, they had not decided upon the ...