... LOCAL YEWS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1., At miiilday, yesterdaty, anon% [l in Leeds ~ii 1ipauiedi by rain it speedlily disappealoCti. Trir DRArTH oii THOMAS ciN V , friii cuT obituary t tttii lilt I)I.Thn- j;;i- cci -dud sex-ecal years ?? ics -\ 1 ii i I c. 10-m ?? of Liveipoln an-d wvi i tof0`, cc.( lctioc. tic I palilf iii all thle distiu 1905n and trac -ac ccli., ('cil il I v i pliiitica i ...

... LATEST -NEYTS. (BY ELECTRIC 7TELEGRPH.PJ7 TrHE ci{IMEA. The ettr o theTims' orreponlen dtiedcam befired Sebastapol, Nov. 20th, has arrivedl. Thevoathe aontiltilel delighitful, the health of thle tr~oops wais excellent,adth mencl were clothed and fedas?0rm hsevrbnfd ebefole WtrWas greatly ,wanted. I (Froen the Secoiii Edilisot of i/cMC i f ~? i iAtAKILAVA, .2 or. 10I. Gjensirali Codriupteitl, ...

... ~ . THURSDAY EVELhING'S TELEGRAPHIC 1 EXPRESS. f Consols closed at 904 money,-90, 5 account. - FUsDS.-English funds have been less steady to-day than yesterday, and have receded a per cent. Railways opened firmly, and for a short time the goods traffic hl returns supported prices, but they gave way slightly on the fall in funds. In land, bank, and foreign stocks no le material change. Turkish ...

... THE LEE DS MERCURY. PEACE OR WAR? L TJuTERE were two aodes in which the ambitious designs of the late EM)iPEROR NICUOLAs m1igh1t have been preventedjeroin ripening into action, even when I PlnNci MENscinjco:FF had fulfilled his insolent mission | to the Porte. The first of these was by a p lain and ex- i plicit condemnation of them, proceeding from all the - other Enropean Powers; the second, ...

... Dr. Wisenan delivered, on Sunday last, from the pulpit of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Mary, Moor- fields, an address in vindication of the Austrian con- cordat. The chapel was crowded. The learned prelate commenced his address by saying, it appeared to him a duty both of charity and justice to offer at any time a candid and simple explanation upon any subject con- nected with religion ...

... T H E W A tv. TI! EXPLOSION IN 'Hu' CRIMEAj_, ON NO'VEYiBEI? larr. he~ DESPAflTCH~ PFiOM- GlEN. CL'DRtINGILTn?; In , AVA DEAnanT')ilNTi, aVer. 29. is r1 Ialinjulre hias ibis day reoeiv' cl a dispatech and it enel~iicsili of which thle following are copies. ddeliissed to ivhis 'sirdship by General dijr iV. Cou riitcteo, Rep.: - Sansr ,o,aer. 17. *li Mv I Lu ?? ti'~ In lst., ahouilt three it.,. ...

... SCOTCHI SEQUESTRiA2'IONV.S. ,I- * ' I. . A ?? .. . .. o ?? ?? ?? .I SCOTCSFI SEQUESTRiA2'IO s.5. MILLER the late .los:;h, bookseller, Edinburgh; to meet at ldin- burgh, Dec. 10 at t. G(tRAY Johs, cwntle Ie t'er, farmer, mdll ?? in railway shares, Osolenard, EniHe *o Ear i; to seaeet Perth, Dec. 11, at 12. SIMP.SON eandtl V!,SON, coach builders, Eilinburg1i; to isseet at Eiielsn:rgii, Dec. 120 ...

... DISTRiCT INTELLIGENCE. ' BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY MINSTER SERVICES, 2nd Sunday in Adveut.-.- -orning: Venite and Psalms, Walmsley in. ; Te Deum and Jubilate (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Kyrie, Lambert in E. flat. Afternioon: Psalhs, Lord Mornington in B., and Hlempel in E. flat; Magnificat and Nuonc Dimittis, (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Anthem, air, The tramrpet ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1855. THE event of the week has been the visit of VICTOR EMMANUEL, King of Sardinia, to our QuEEN at Windsor. In passing through Lon- don to the Castle, on Friday, his MAJESTY was welcomed by vast crowds of citizens assembled all along the line of progress; and subsequently Xis his ...

... THE KING OF SARDIN1A. His Majesty, accompaniedl by rrince Albert anid ?? Duke of Camnbri-dge, paid a visit, on Mon1day, to Porte- i ioutli Dockyard and thle fleet at Spithead, travelling from IWindsor by the Great W\esterne Railway branich to Basing- stoke, and thenice on the Sooth-Western Railway to Gas- iort. They reached the Clarenlce victnallhig-yard at e1even o'clock, andi pauses1 for a ...

... VI-SIT 01 THIE KING 01' SARDINIA. QUEEN VIF'CORIIA awlll her people could not have entertailled a Imlote welcome giest thall Vrc'roili St . Ni; UI.I, the coasttitutiolnal IKing of ?? ia. Thle 3M Iyor ailtj (3ojporattioni of 1),'vCe, in the alddess with - Nhilch tiey greeted that M1onarch onl his lirst touelling| .'cur silces, siokie tics ?? of all their fellow- ciintryllieu lt-ll ?? thI ?? ...

... ?? TH'IJE LOSSES OF RUSSIA A REASON FOR OUR 'MAKLNG' PEACE: CeI TirE argument mrged by Mui. MIALL, at tI lochilale, that the a;ggressive strenlgth of Russia is alrcady practically exhausted, and that therefore we ougiht not to continue the war, has beell heard in other !uarters, ad is likely, from its plausibility, to be used lvith some effect whel the opening of Parliament shall s give the ...