... TUIRKEY IN ASIA. ,en CO1TOTNPE ?? tacnk of t27th November, state Ears was to capitulate on the very .5t Xnut. A great numher of mea had died of hunger. Ions Tu Journaal de Constantinopie says that after the pas. rin sage of' the Ingour, Omar Pacha moved rapidly forward, not crossed the Rion, and on the banks of the Chopi attacked was a, fortified village of that namne, having a very consider- ...

... ITHlE PROPOSED NEW WORKHOUSE, A&ND K of THlE CLIERICS~ SALARY AGAINT. Pt. Yesterday, the Leeds B-oard of Goardians heldI ~ktheir u-cald weekly meeoting. Mr. It. Stead presided, anidpI r. t lie Girardiarcs ireten t incccii lcdl Mess~rs. 11icks, ['ilneyI My-~yers, [ironw, Kirk, \`,Vjofhead, Phillips, Newten, hape as ray Chad wick-, uiid Sliddllstin. iT ?? N R LI iiiPOZ( ii N WOMM 110P10.i 1y; 1r ...

... lOCAL N EW vS. LO0CAL NEW\\S. d L EED S. Y THURSDAY, DECEMBER I2. it SUODEN-, DEATH. OF Mn. JOsitst A,11lls.'H 0 Yr, e York Hets'als brings sintelligence of ?? cldsl . ?? Josesih Barker, a mian w-ll-knovs ,i L'ci-d. aitd, ise-s throughout Yorkshire. Mr. Barke a ?? oricrlv ais tutu - -e dilted minssister of the Wesleyass NeTw Coniscxlon. 1 ft snia!re it Jyeairs sass left that body and embraced ...

... t I _ - c e, THE WAR IN A ,IA. FALL OF KARS. AC IT is with extreme regret that we write these sl words, but there is no contending against facts or n 6, l famine. It -would seem that to the latter, GENERAL C' C WILLIAMS and his gallant followers, after sustaining a a blockade of six mouths, after gaining one of the most S brilliant victories of modern times, and after hoping a against hope for ...

... HULLLOCALBOARDOF HEALTH. \ The MAYOR Ath~n Bannmister, Faq.) presided at the adjourned metin, kser,. letswr --I MaR. NrWMAR~~ teived from Messs .rootwendatargiLav 'that MN~Tho zsarch had made an assignment 'for the beneft' of his creditors, and asking this board to the ?? tine deed, for its claim for £200; and the second La-v letter starting that the muortgisgees now in possession of toI .his ...

... DISTRiCT INTELLIGENCE. ' BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY MINSTER SERVICES, 2nd Sunday in Adveut.-.- -orning: Venite and Psalms, Walmsley in. ; Te Deum and Jubilate (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Kyrie, Lambert in E. flat. Afternioon: Psalhs, Lord Mornington in B., and Hlempel in E. flat; Magnificat and Nuonc Dimittis, (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Anthem, air, The tramrpet ...

... __ THE WAR. THE advices from the Crimea are exceedingly contradictory and uncertain. We shall, however, begin with the certainties-which are very satisfactory, so far as they go. The first wintry day occurred on the 21st of November, when there was a sharp frost during the night and a fall of snow. It found the troops well prepared. They are loud in their ex- pressions of satisfaction at the ...

... ONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24. The woolleni warehouses are nearly all closed this day. Messrs. York and Sheepshanks's, and Wm. Lupton aud Co., two of the oldest established firns in the town are the only exceptions. THE WE ATHER.-A great change has taken place in the weather. A little rain fell during Saturday night, and on Sunday morning a rapid thaw set in, witha conm- paratively mild ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1855. THE event of the week has been the visit of VICTOR EMMANUEL, King of Sardinia, to our QuEEN at Windsor. In passing through Lon- don to the Castle, on Friday, his MAJESTY was welcomed by vast crowds of citizens assembled all along the line of progress; and subsequently Xis his ...

... THE KING OF SARDIN1A. His Majesty, accompaniedl by rrince Albert anid ?? Duke of Camnbri-dge, paid a visit, on Mon1day, to Porte- i ioutli Dockyard and thle fleet at Spithead, travelling from IWindsor by the Great W\esterne Railway branich to Basing- stoke, and thenice on the Sooth-Western Railway to Gas- iort. They reached the Clarenlce victnallhig-yard at e1even o'clock, andi pauses1 for a ...

... VI-SIT 01 THIE KING 01' SARDINIA. QUEEN VIF'CORIIA awlll her people could not have entertailled a Imlote welcome giest thall Vrc'roili St . Ni; UI.I, the coasttitutiolnal IKing of ?? ia. Thle 3M Iyor ailtj (3ojporattioni of 1),'vCe, in the alddess with - Nhilch tiey greeted that M1onarch onl his lirst touelling| .'cur silces, siokie tics ?? of all their fellow- ciintryllieu lt-ll ?? thI ?? ...

... |EY ZLECOT IC T'ELEGRAPHf, 0 dire, 8, Park-row.) ,-ALLEGED DEFEAT'1 OF TURKS BY- Th 1COSSACKS AT KERTCH. The as awbnurg correspondent of the Express telegranl.la ras followvs- r Y A despatch received at St. Petersburg fromn Prince Gortscbakoff, and dated Dec. 20th, state. that two sotlnia3 of Tschernoniorish Josliackis attacked and defeated a strozig squadron of General ?? Anglo-Turkisi ...