... (Prom the Times' special correspondent.) FOURTHa DIVISION CAMP, BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Friday, Dec. 7.-The weather has been exceedingly unpleasant since I last wrote; heavy rains have fallen, aud the roads are severely tried, but on the whole they stand the heavy test uncommonly well, and the unsettled parts are undergoing repair. The cold of winter has not yet set in, and it promises to be a late ...

... ~ . 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 ...

... Y ;,KS HI I II , l, XV ,NTFJ tGAOL DElLIVERCY. Yt'JI (.l1 ?? E, SATURDIAY, Dhe. 15. .. (Before Mr. Justicel XXILTTVt.) WI LAX MYiKIt[S. and ilUiEl1T' MYERS~', convicted l ottth prevails dayv of nlight pincltine, on1 lands liol'mit -e t- X.ii FirattI , E e !i0twticgniq, ii~-.tciuced to a l BiLE ' Pi 1 vc ysterdlay cony ietet ;iand sentenlcedl to 0 Iieur-li'lyllr 4 tal-p irtl~tioll, fur tile ?? ...

... 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, ...

... LO L- ?? - N CE tLE' DS. Lexc'-O TO t_13CL?(J hoN --Thu ' .ei Fl IllI I 1.repjiin, 5 ILitt~ :0Sr \'eai iorion thf irioule> PeicA'i ISrry , hast bequeathed ?? cuiil of t4li00t h ?? Soci~ety anid £100l to ecccl of die Fri9'rnds wh~o compoedt icrtr. delmotation to ithe Emiperor of iilissii ii 18'53 ntei rr.rlwiding wa-r-viz., Josep lii trpe, R olbert 111arlelon. ate 4 ow. Hnr e I ntil 11, anl it ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC - - RAILW'AY TRAFFIC RETURiNS. 231D WEEK THIS HALF-YEA R. T Tot l Sas elure, or Mliles. RAILWA . 13 55. 1354 1-year 1854 Drcrse. '55. ?? , RA&LIWAVYS. ISO 1 ; 3- -I- ' LAberdeen sidS8 lMid. 3133 27 'i 61105 155053i 6192 9105 811 Bl| I ?? 7513 0 TD 2055 14 2 i 10 6 . iD a Ulin & K stewr , 61935 2045 5I 1 0162 1248507 1330 133! 33 ?? Exeter . . 5172 4360 144 137 9 671 1 17 e ...

... Qumbe bll Sagest ANlD EAST RIDING TILES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FBR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] AT length the vague rumours of pacific negociations, which have worried and perplexed us for a month past, have assumed a definite shape. We have now semi-official authority for the statement that certain terms of peace have been agreed upon by England and France, and that those terms, ...

... 1MIMPEACHIMENT OF THE DANISH MINISTRY. n L I . I- 4' Tw, ,l i~p -not ot'. *ti l ' VL, t l l -Ji l v _ - _ ALrssotHve the afl'airs of Denmiark are not of very absorbing interest here, yet at the present tnie E they deserve some attention, owing to the proximity of that country to the seat of war in the north, and to the fact that the Legislature and the late Ministry arc engaged in a ...

... TiHIE WAR. THE RUSSIAN ATTACK ON BAGA. DESPATCH F1 OM MARSHAL PELISSIER, ReIpccting this affair, wvhich was mentioned by tele- graph, sonletinleago, the 2s1onictur publishes a despatch from ilarshal Pelissier, who says - The Russians left in our hands 150 killed, wounded, or prisoners. The number of the latter is 28 ; that of the wounided taken ts our amlbtulances is 17, two of whons are ...

... LATEST INEWS. (BY ELECT'RIC TELEGRAPH, sul eta Office, S, PTak-row.) bee v -4 wh .THE REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN tie ARMY. m re .(FE'rosl ttlast sei!t'; Clobe.) *i s The /ott reinarks, -with reference to the reductions in a' I c the Austrian armny, upon which considerable stress has beell jth c laid, that the mcasure is dictated by motives of economy, of s 8l ci money and of mnen. The places of ...

... LATEST NEWs. (BY RLE ZO IC'P TELZGIL4Pg, 001icc, S, PeQ2:5. THE PEACE PROPOSALS. j The Tirac-s' Paris correspondent (second edition) stare. The present mnoment for Count Esterhazy's nap5, his negociations with the Cabinet of St. Petere5., considered very good. It is the opinion of Wvcll-ilfzlrnijd men that in the event of Russia rejecting every propsiri. Austria will present an ultimatuns; and ...

... 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 ...