... TIlE WAR ? ASIA. TLRiKS~ (From~ a Corr spneaiSn; .mf ?? st Teaalist CAMP, BAN1i? OF TIIE INGOIV,R~,ONV. 5i.- 1laviag hearcl thai thce eraa*-p.pste of the army Twaen3c,. campedl within two h1ours' tnarch of the hI gour, I dc- tecrmined a week ago to leave Sheserssrrai, v here 0mrMa Pasha still retainzed lhis heedfluarzers. aid t pubh on to the front. At about 'ene2 muiles froa Shmcra the roasd ...

... ALARMlNG STATE OF TIHE COUJNTRY. TitOSE who, towards this close of thle last, Session oft Psri] aienst, attii for sorn ti 111 afterlwards, indulged in the language of conagratiulationi onl thle himroved ti moral aind souils I odton f Ireland, willd, accord- ingly, wtasid intensely wvroih at thle re-onatinotict of t' thle 1 Crime and Outrage Bill, must itow coiifesc that they were woefully ...

... GENERAL O1RDERS. 5 lHesdquarters, Ssbastopol, Nov. 10. .Gereral Sir James Simpsou announces to the army [that tbo Queen has been grabciously pleased to permit lhim to resign the comnmand of thts army, and to asp. .noint General ?? SirWilliamn Codr~ngton, ?? Bto be his successor. ?? resigning hie command, the ?? to ex- preue to the troops the high sense he entertrins of the iadmirable conduet ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ADJOURNED SESSIONS. The adjourned sessions for this county commenced on Tuesday last. The court opened at ten o'clock, when the undermentioned magistrates took their scats :— SAMUEL RICHARD BOSANQUET, Esq., Chairman. G. R. G. Relph, Esq. w. A. Williams, Esq. Thos. Wakeman, Esq. Rev. W. Evans. John James, jun., Esq. Thos. Falconer. Esq. Rev. C. A Williams. George Cave, Eso. Iltyd ...

... SUCCESSFUL COUP-DE-MAIN. The Mloniteur of Saturday publishes the following- Mlarsbal Pelissier, in his last report to the Minister of War, gives tibe following account of a successful colup-de- seain effected on the °rd of November by the expeditionary corps of Eupatoria, utler thle orders of General d'Allonville: General ?? having received information that large flock4, destined for the use ...

... THE MINISTRY AND PARLIAM?N? Rumours ;r*a praritnste disflo!UtioU of Parflunment 1kve Spung up within the~ last fenW ?? Frida if a Parliatment which has in so dsort a time outlived hestopis; whicha suoudeed its birt; aadi zdbialned the tgumertt f(a snd agajnata*d~soui~ o,-oflCDD U A t in falvour of it being, thiat a getteral election would SC' sult in the eslseolusofnzls ofmothef nthuet ...

... The Uttitcr2 States mail steatu ship Ualtic arrived ou Mocnday at Liverpool writh ndciccs from New YorkC to' the 14thl of Noavemnir. The rnost itoportant news consists of the ?? of'g the press onf the USniteti Stattc5 uponl the trarlike adsaices broughlt out hy tne Asia. TIhe .Xafiesna h-i fipueteer sass W- Xe havc been infotrmed thast thetre hass been no harsh correspondcr'.ce betwveen thc ...

... BIRM[NGI-LAM AND MIDLAND INSTITUTE. LAYINA THE FIRST STONE BY PRINCE ALt3ERT, The long-looked-for ceremony of laying the foundation- stone of the above important institutit 1t took place on Wodues- day, ans, it passed off in almost satisfactory manntr. Prince Albert was received at the railway station, which was elegantly decorated with flags and evergreens, by loud cheers from a numerous ...

... I ..TSll-: : 0' ' Ti. KING, OF SA RDINIK ARRIVAL AT, DOVER. The arrival of the King of Sardinia on a visit to ?? was an event which yesterday morning- called forth the warmest expressions of cordial en- thusiasmamong the 'inhabitants of Dover. The numerous claims which his Majesty has upon the frieidly feblirrg of the people of a free country were by no means overlooked. In the person of his ...

... THE WAR IN. ASIA. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES, .. 0 FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch froth Major Simmons, her Majesty's Commissioner 'attached to the army of Omer Pacha' in' Asia, of which the following is a copy Camp, Shangwano, Nov. 7. My Lord-I have to inform your lordship that O~ner Pacha, having collected a depot of provisions. at Tohimahera, moved on by the ...

... i TESTIMONIAL TO Th-E.REV. GEO. PARRY, M.A., INCUMBENT OF LLANTYSILlO. I~ ~ I The friends of the Rev. Geo. Parry, of Llantysilio, among whom were several ladies of the neighbour- hood, met at the Town Hall, Llangollen, on the 27th in st., to present him with a purse of money. Major Tottenhai, of Berwyn House, who was in the Chair, made an appropriate speech on the occa- sion, stating thatlie ...

... TEE ORxER OF THE GARTER.-The King of Sirdinia will, oi Wednesday next, be invested with the Order of the Garter. ROYvA, VISIT TO TEL MIaITARY HOSPITALS AT CRATHAW.-On Wednesday, the Queen and Prince Albert visited the hospitals of Fort Pitt and Brompton, when her Majesty inspected a large number of invalids, in all of abose cases her Majesty expressed the deepest interest. COMPLETION OF THE ...