... , I IMPORTANT DCISION.-CONSISTORY |. CORT r I ST. PAUL AND ST. BANAAttSi~, PIMtLICO ?? V. ai LTDDNLL AND PARKX-WpsWseRTosc V. LIDDELL AND n d xwm. HociRN.-(Before Dr. Luehington, on Wednesday.y p. d B. The learned judge delivered tliejadgment in these suits, w which arose out of proceedings at the churches .of St. ti Paul, Knightsbridge, and St. Barnabas, Pimlico, the ti. hearing of whicls ...

... to fir We have letters and papers from Calcutta, Oct. 22; ch Bombay, Nov. 2 ; and Hong-Kong, Oct. 15. at Nothing new had transpired of the progress of the 5;SaStal Rebellion. e- HONG KtPNG, Oc. 15. le. Her Majesty's ship Nankin arrived here on the i1th le inst., from Japan, having on hoard 103 Russian prisoners, Ve part of the crew of the wrecked frigate Diana, captured be to the number of 280 ...

... A private ?? from the Englihb camp nostces As follows the Russian attack at the head of Baidar Valley, on which Marshal Pelissier and Prince G-srtsebakoff have reported so diversely ' Tht Rrsssians attacked the French positions at BOra on the 9tb of Deeember, but were repulsed with the loss of 70 killed and 20 made prisoners. A despatch from Marseilles says i- The vweatierhas bern frighlful ...

... From Friday's London Gasette. ST. JAEtS'S PALACE, D£C. 18. Tke Queen bas been pleased to appoint William Fer- gusson, Esq., a ss., to be Surgeon Extraordinary to her :Mij-aty. FORMIRN OFricz, Drc. 21. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Joseph Tucker Crawford, Esq., to be her Majesty's Judge, and Francis Lousada, Esq., to be her Majesty's Arbitrator, in the Mixed Court established ...

... 0 PORTSMOUTH -POLICE. JFRlDAJ Dec. ?.-Before G. C. Stigant (Mayor), Le J. 0 Travers, G. J. Scale, and J. F. Pratt, Esqrs. se John Wilson, a. eaman, was charged with stealing -y2 yards of doeskin the property of George Tilly. On Y Wednesday the prisoner was stop ped with the cloth in m his possession, otfering it for asal, and it was identified l by Mr. 'illy as having been stolen from his shop ...

... Ir xTrT LONDON, 3 Saturday, Decemnber 8, 1866. THE WAR. The Globe of last night siys:- The peace rumours wbich have been so prevalent for some days are not en Birely without foundation, but we should warrant an extremely erroneous impression if we described that houndation as pobsessed of the solidity with which some .mpitalists and others have invebted it, and upon which I lsay would appear ...

... THE SEA-BOILNE ILS. POST-OFFIC:E, LON-DON, ThL3DAY. Mails Next Paceket DE3TINAT10NS. despatched Due. fiom London. 3ourn}l'sPvoN STATI ON. (By Day Mdail raztar ?? of every Dec. 6. Ceylon, India, o'c. I'enang, Singapore and British Colonies in the West Indies (except 1 Honduras) Foreign l Colonies, 2zc., in thesf We~s Indies (except Havana), California, Venezuela, N. Granada I Chili and Peru, ...

... CAMIi SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 15, 5 ?? Just at three o'clock this afternoon onel of the snort extersive and appalling explosions of gunpow.der, bombs, and artillery materialhs that has ever octurred since the commencement of the w ar, vwhether on the side of the Allies or within the lineal of Sebastopol, took place on the right of our cramp. A greater quafitv of gunpowder itself may have been ...

... POSTSCRtIPT. L(ONDODN, Baturday, December 1, 18ti5. . ARRIVAL OF THE KING OF SARDIINI A th Tbe ICing of Swsrdinia has arrived in England. The Tb Vivid, tstamer, wfhich brought his Majesty from Calais, an reacbed Dover about sev. c o lock yesterday mornling. do Great preparationzs were madc for his reception, and on bel landing his Majesty vwas received wvith the greatest en- thnoinomu. ...

... PIrom Tuesday's London Gazette. 11 -OPG 4Wl- V1 .Cal ag. lie, soy ks, ty. by at are rta che in tar tly Ibe an ing of of en ler se ad 'or us Pa. IFOILPIur OFFIuCE, Nov. 30. The Queen has behn graciously please I to appoint Allan Wallis, Esq , now British Vice-Cocaual, to be Her Majesty's Consul at San Jose, in the Republic of Costa Rica. I I DEavasER 3. The Queen has been pleased to approve of ...

... THUE TE.lRMS OF PEAC E. ?? Il . . . ?? - ?? .. t(lrom iii .'.artiog Po7t.) t Count ttterz, ti, Atietrian Arnltassai, r at St. ho l s 1 levi Vienna on Tu Sd1V f, r hisl peot, the bearcr of th, ultinatum n which Austria has resolved to yress upon Site acceptance of the Czar. The tenor of tle contests is no secret. We havs repeatedly N alluded its titls jsurn Il t tl e terms th *t must be r ...

... WINCHEST1ER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1855. MERCANTILE GAZETTE, Friday Evewing. The moderate supply of English wheat at Mark-lane on Monday met a very sleo sale at former rates. The bad condition was one cause of the dulness, but the main one was the renewed reports of negotiations for peace ; some quantity was therefore left over unsold, whilst for foreign there was a limited demand without ...