... |: TIE{ LLIMR WRITER - '-STRliKE, B rUT Hl i'-ON WORD VOR lTHE IRISEI To anm EOITOB-91iT-An Irishm by birth and early education, a Soolchumal 'rWieas andeprin.aco. =cn onmy help mten, and a numerouM 0ad newal of ?? Osy only ela feorsh a-short apaew in ot ft ,521erao wm e hthw cetioudejrght to, 1, o cr,.th p ee themkdiyiss erI T~ffi~a~dabpseas-to isv teik I have rend ft fist day whena the- ...

... , THIRD EDIION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERXOO'g, IN Tim-E FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LOYIyS EWBY NEWSPAPKE OImC BAT-Drn Ar5EmooCr. * A Vienna despatch announces that Omer Pfacha recommenced offensive operations on the 9tb. Tae result is not noawn. Reinforcements from Kamleseh and Eupatoria had on the 21st ult. raised the force of the allies at Kertsch and Yenikale to a strength of nearly 4;,009 ...

... IUSU ^wA'v PASSAGE OF THIE INGOg' - ALA {thn of A0f The following ?? of the ?? V -- of the river Ingour by the turks fr the P is from the pen of the correspondent of the lbT. Turkish camp, banks of the lngoi,5ov. 6th' ' ing heard that the aant poste of the ar w camped within two heurs' nareh of the I rS e termined a week ago to lealve Shemserr^, w hb ) Pacha still retained his head.q frs, a ...

... ALLEGED STARVATION OF A WIE On Wednesday, a very lengtbyinvestigation was held before Mr. Wskleyj at the6 Dke of York, York-road, Rirg's.cross, to inquire into the cause of death of Mr Elizboth Thompson, aged forty-six, wife of .a com- Stor engaged on one of the morning papers, whose) deathit las been alleged was caused by a contlui Course of ill~treatment and starvation, Mr. James Taunton, ...

... THuE 1 LIS *LOCAL MAVAGELENT ACT. I The first busineqa under the new ietropolis LccbY. hesgmet act, that of forming parishes into wards, and the second businesj that of electing vestrymen in the did terent wards; having been very saccessilly managed, the third and projably the mostimportant business to betraus- aoted under the act staid next in rotation. On the 12th of December-a time so ...

... II SARDINIAA. I le on ever Qiqx eon_ Sadiiialan P B -MOONI1) splendid spectacle of Great ]Bretai - boanilevir, on. the mornig of his * e3 t came out with a flourish on the a splendid welcome to the 9 i P ety and gave a glowing biography of Vrce °fE We all honour the courage with which t0r'la' setting a lesson to smoking, been dri ce and treacherous Austria, basent us her' f8 Sebastopol; and we ...

... | THE SARDINIANVISIT. i II ! . I. . . .. . I I THEXTING'8 ARRIVAL AT DOVEL8. His majesty the King of Sardinia arrived at Dever at 7.40 on Friday morning in the .Vivid steamer, Cap- *ti Smithertswhick left Calais at five o'cil He was received by the naval and military authorities of the port, the -Sardinianl misstey, General Grey, anA the other members of the Qneen's household sent down to ...

... I _ _ [P.ON on OWN conlZo, X. CtrY, BATV'nT.-Tthe Marke tCOclse$ firmer in monetars matters than for e ~roe e4 eets being a morn con dent feelinig existin1g Th1n P's ' 1 of the week, which leave been ex a r bdin a siderably over a mildon, ha been one of tha nenbeil ianarting erse to the mone market. At e weeo discount wasobta tn e i wlhtuh was not ?? * b commercial demand for Tueedaj it ...

... RUSSIAN VIEW OF ALLrED MOVpE It is believed ?? that the ale pected, by means of wial enmbineO s lateg, 6een to torce the enemy to evacuate the Crimoa, aN opinion also prevails at Ruosian head uart nd be seen by tbe subloined article, whichl from IQ of M. de Kotzebue, the superintendent of the the partment attached to Prince Gor chaaofpf sta:t4e It is very difficult satisfactorily to exp'ais ...

... MIUANA - M.L - I PaUIETLt INtbe ?? yo, wirph ?? -The jclh wiug extract from the letter of mr. C.0C.- Farrell, an ?? of Dublin, pubed v s an advertisement in tie reeman, will shod that Dr. Calloen was not far. wrong, for the interests of fis church, in triug to keep IRoman' catholi priests ount of politics. The letter, which is addresse. to the inhabitants of the town and parish ofwNavs, ommen ...

... I THE TURTKISH CONTINGENT. I - - ?? - nO4u- An Indian officer writes as follows to the Uverana Mail, d-ting Kertseh, Nov. 7, 1855:- The Anglo. Turkish contingent have been increased at this place to nearly their fall comilement-16 regiments of infantry, close o 1,000 men each. The Polish legion, consisting of 1,000 Cossacks, and 3,000 infantry, and the bashi- bazouke, 3 500 strong, also form ...

... - MAD A THEIR WAGnEF I - WORKMEN- NI Tz. MANCEB1 a vor ?? ?? on- tinuss, -but has wt extended, though some few addi. tional wockpeop hbave been thrown out of ?? through the strike. The people on strike walked 'through tb streets of the town on Mondayand Tnes. day, to the numberof 900 or 800, mei and women, and wiitlftuen at ther head carrying bores and. boaks for cantr-itiors. These persons ...