... We have no ?? of any importance from the Crimea. Even General Gortschakoff, following, we pre- snme, the example of the allied generals, has left cff tale- graphing the progress of events; or, at all events, the Governments abstain from publishing all electric coimna rications. We have correspondence from the camp to No- vember 17; but, beyond the particulars of the explosion of powder, it ...

... KMIGRLTZON INTELL!GmqNz. TEE AusraASN Go~an DrGGixG3.-A letter received by the Kent, says:-- The reports from the gold-fields, as to the successful results of quartz-crashing. are fully borne out by the arrivals of the weekly escorts. At the begin- ning of last week, a gentlemant interested in a qnartz- crushivg machine a' the new diggings cf Mounst Black. wood, brought down a specimen, tne ...

... COLIN PC3ELY, AND HIS 'RIaTUa I TO THA CIMEA.. The ?? ibf rrd i'ln terms of the highest xu~ltatiOB, that Sir: Colin Campbell I.s to- return .toe 'tue Cmaafter A' brief, residentel in this coun11tY I and in s they. Iinkg5DiotZly 55ek ida ?? sioni that ?? ida o no rturning. never for a.1moment entered his topidTheseTr55ury',orgar5, it. properly instrpcted, by *helr iastc5, kno wellthat ...

... I ? I QAI?D;?MNG- - - -N?- , L.i - - ? . . The fllow*ig I a d of e gardefin operatio*-Nsuvxos. &c-Cli.sahutl i will, in moat instalces,'be the great Sttraction hare at present, and where. ~Ithse are largely 'gOwn, which they shiould be wherever here isad in fi or io~i at. this season, they mk fine display and are weorthb every necessay attention i& orderto I~eeerv themin bauty asg long ...

... LAST WEE'S LATEST NEWS - E2hewt ip A pwd ' our Edaiies of keg ard, ] LATEST WAR NEWS. The lIdus, which has arrived at.,a reelles, brings the f1owoi1ngh'e~adso0f intelli~geces:- ?? It was reported at Constantinople on the 12tl, onisthe strength -of new fon Aa, that . tbe siege of Kars was raised, .and that tha SRussians were *falling ba~ck on i1 Eid. Omnar Paesha had arrived w~ithin twrenty ...

... - -AUBTUW Ino- LESGE A letterfrom !ilan, dated Nov. 21, has tfhl following oa the arrest of Colonel T=r by Count Coronil:_ They aretalking polities i Mlan-openly, in the cafe$ and the theatr~g, You may be rp therefosthat the topic is something disgraceful to the allied powers I'd especially to England. The Austrian officers, wltb the norgue peculiar to them, strut about a if a great victory ...

... ABOSTEAN ISTTO A BRl I M BUD. JECT 'IN ~THE,~ PldKCIPALfl~vfES. The insult to England, perpetrated' by the Austrians in. 'Wallachia in the prsonofv Colonel Tart, has been speedily followed by another on a French subject, whic k is recounted in the following terms by the C'osatituonnei: - . I I , I ..Bacharet Vt, Nov. 15. The town of Tergewitz, in the district of Dimbovizz, has just been the ...

... tAH FEATRg EXPLOPSION IN CR' tiMin. . ' 'I W .. Wn Dnsrnvasr,. Nov. 29.; Lord Paumure has this day received a Aespatch and its enclosures, of which the followiog are copisi. addressed to his lerdship by General Sir William 'odringten, 1K.C.B. : Sebastopol, Nov. 17, 1855 My Lord,-On the 15th instant, about three p~m. & terrific explosion shook the camp of the armyand Bpread heavy destructinii ...

... RUMIOUREV TROPOBITZONS OF1 PEACE. P Frini thie 1ornitag fferaK :i It is rtniouredth the dfST P~etSrburh has subrtitted proposals of peace to' the French Goverhment ; that those proposals have netwith the entire appovatl of the Emperor, and' that a communicstion to that sefdetakli been mendt to,,her~ajedty's Government. Those proposase' are of coirse', so far, a iystei ry; bj't emanating from ...

... LoBD .PALMURSTOw, RIS TAOTICS AN-D maISN CABINET. We believe. it is ,arranged 'tat parliament will e-. assemble about the usual period-the latter end of January-unless' events of an'- unforeseen nature render an earlier meeting of the legislature necessary. The plan of :the ministrial' campaign. is already settled, whilst that of the opposition is as yet enveloped' InL dorubt. Lord PiMEissTON, ...

... OFAft IALDESPAT=CHES -: a ~ r Pmn EP0ABT - OV 27, i _5 Lord nr baa thia day received a despatc n ?? the follo~iog'are. copier, a *4essed to his lordship by Sir Win. Codriu n. 'Bebastopol, Nov. 18. My Lord HaWing so lately assumed the command of thenarmy, I have not sufficiert materials, nor do I iinecessary to wvrite a separate despatch. The return of, t~e troops from the expedition against ...

... (From PUch.) STARTLUTG ALWaOuNcMaNT.-The following paragraph, which appeared a few evenings ago in the Glob e, must have startled everybody wbo has had his eyes open 'to what has been passing during the last four weeks:- fIr. Labou- chere transacted business yesterday at the C6o10ial effice. One would have thonght that the Colonial-ofc; had been atoge~ther given up as a place of businese, ...