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... FATAL EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICE I ih- - AxsenaL At about twenty minutes past eleven o'clock on Monday morning the inhabitants of Woolwich Arsenal were suddenly alarmed 'oy the loud report of ean explosion in the Royal Arsenal, succeeded by the appearance of a huge pillar of smoke. At the same time an irmense number of rockets and pieces of timber began to fly about; in all directions. One of Mr. ...

... =OWN EDITION* LATEST FOREiCN NEWS. - ?? ONMER PACHEA IN XINGR ELIA. j1,e jlfoniteir pulblislies a correspondence from Soulkkum-Kaleh the 13th ult. The writer states that at that date Omner Pacha ,,etainedl at Sngdidi, a tow.n about six miles beyond the Ingour, telienecessity of bringing up supplies before proceeding to further ,e,1tions. In the judgment of the correspondent, there will be ...

... Im~l :, . i l . I I RUSSIIA OFFICIAL REIPORT ON THE Bzunrender of Ram. The Lonvalide Rusvse putlishes eneral Mouravieff's detailed report of the 4grrender of Wars as follows:-. EXTRACT FROM THE R aPOnT Or AIDE-DE-CAO P GENERAL MOUEAV:IFF, DATED FOMERELY FROM TEE CAMP OF :.TCHPLI-TCEAT, BUT TO-DAJY TROS QUARTERS AT VLADI EARs, Nov. 29:- After tbit assault upon Kars on Sept. 29, the' Turks took ...

... ^ AMEX BIICA. ?? i pt. TM JIALTIC.-Earig on Monday morning the ?? Sta_ Miii - >i-nship Baltic (Captain Co .tjier.,ey iiti usual mails from the United $tjlsh Noprth :&ppka. ?? - Sjie~ saild .rom :New Work on the 14th inst.; anjd fufht hAfpsigqpiiogei~, but p_ specie. %IAI i0lie ~{n~~ewi~ork papers agree in stating tkie d s.G rm sep iaga naval force to the neighboui~s of st~l~iu~risas. is Yo~rk ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1855. We -are rapidly approaching mid-winter, and fortu- nately without the natural gloom of the season being deepened by those circumstances which aggravate the ordinary pressure of distress. In fact, it is not too much to assert that; within the last two or three weeks, our winter prospects have somewhat brightened. A severe season suspends many branches of ...

... F BLRE AAS 0 KR Y. 39eetings for next Week. Monday, December 3.-Lodges, Nos. 25, 315, Freemasons' Tavern; 82 London Tavern; 85, Anderton's Hotel, Fleet-street; 107, nadley's Hotel' Bllaekfriars; 168, Builders' Arms, Bnssell-street, Chelsea; 223, AjbIo' Tavern, Alderegate-strest; 227, George and Vulture, Corohill. Tnesdty.-Ledges, Nos. 9, 201, 784, Freem asons' Tavern; 18A, Leedca Tavern; 33, ...

... 3YSTERIOUS DEATHl OF A SPORTSMAN | at Rugeley. I An inquest, extending over Wednesday Friday, and Saturday leat, wee held at Rugeley, on the body of a gentleman named John Parsons Cook, who died suddenly, early on the morning of the 21st ult. Mr. Cook, who had resided at Lntterworth, was a racing and betting man, and the owner of the horse Polestar. This horne he had entered for two of the ...

... RAILWAY PROFLeIGACY ANDI - l- isma-nagemeut. At the last half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties '1ilway Company it was resolved to appoint a committee ;.,iareholders to investigate the affairs of the concern. Their report was issued on Thursday, and contains a series of astounding revelations, calculated to increase the ,eneral apprehension which exists as to the unsound posi- ion of ...

... The Emperor, accompanied by his Majesty the King of Sardinia and suite, visited the Exhibition last Sunday at two o'clock. The last of the monster concerts took place on this occasion. The orchestra consisted of 4,500 executants, drawn from the bands of different regiments, the principal musical societies of Paris and Bel- gium, and the parochial schools. There could not have been less than 60 ...

... ORIGINAL COMMUNICATION! AND FREE OPINION. Provincial Panorama Impostors. TO TEE EDITOR OF TEE ERA. Sir,-Having frequently observed your zeal in advocating the really deserving exhibitions, and likewise your determination to expose all systematic swindlers in connexion with the profession, I venture to claim your aid in unmasking a set the lately paid our town a visit. The party to whom I ...

... LATESTH FROMi ABROAD. PRUSSIA. opening of the Prussian Chambers. BERLIN, THuSDAY, Nov. 29.-The Chambers have just been opened by the King. The following is an extract from his Majesty's speech:- AdGentlemen,-The conflict between several. European powers is not yet at ant end. Our fatherland, however, continues to be the abode of peace.f aI trust in God that it will remain so, and that I shall ...