... . | The lnvallde Busse states that, under date of the 18th I of November, Prince Gortschakoff has sent the follow- m ing despatch ?? Nothing remarkable has taken place at in the Crimea. According to information deserving of f, credit, only a small portion of the Turks have left Enpa- a] toria. The European troops have remained there, and et on every point the enemy generally is occupied in al ...

... LOCAL NE-\V _ES tT: ?? ?? ITCN;( UUAjN ~r jg of ti ur mlney by fa~lselyv llrctrentiie iiig llsntl as a I fun-'tX :an n~~~ajir, at others as an utinofie si hd refm ~d ft( act against tihe flungariasadhlilectr ltee~ e tie , ftl toth ersastpo a Frec Chasseetr who had been s ouded -for Sebatopo, as; rep'orted in Titssiiay'e Hi ul a g i lce nte cinch of tile Lceeds Court a 'mus on lhrsday. A ...

... Hi ISCELLANEOUS. F emale (tlt-ectiiCes arc - i elaplovctl on the l a- .n~g1! i ,li:ric a Bail nay Sr ti I Select :un ofi s. * The number of men amd boys now employed at: *Woolwich Arsenal exceeds 9,000. Cardinal Wiseman contradicts the report of his sappointment as librarian of the Vatican. A lire broke out onl the 1Seh, and diestroyed a 'number ef hlts There was one on the lGth. The danger ...

... LO C AXL NA PI S of LEE DS. ret THURSDAY, DEC ETI,Fpj- Vo The Right loio. M1. T. Baines, 'iilc Si' Duchy of Lancaster, arrived at Willi -,1 . if ti:0 ile- day, on a visit to the Queen. At~~mong K- othe to tier Majesty, at 'the sameinit tm xxIe- Ie t-h j rowbly, thle Marquis of Laosdewlrle' an t, 0. 'If i it'U Iee li the evening, ait a dinner given a Iu(iit sl 1slt Majesty, there were present ...

... ALLEGED RlEPUBLTrAN (CONSDSPIACY AT R(AI S. Another of those fatal corisltirac es of tihe 1b-1thli'llca t; o party ?? been dis-os-cled and frusitrrated. 'lite totictilr ts of i,, Ltat h ot ?? l;s yet. ArretAs it) great lultltiters | are 1lg titolade by day and by 71i ltt ti CL'lilt a coo trotistil are still Initaklnl, that the I ct he-an the uol- t |tr as 5Jtliet as its imtportiance adltiti; ...

... l)'TPS i.S IN A ULSTIIALIA. T(l TIlE'. EI)ITODS LiiFTERM LEEDS NEuiCIRY. 'if-c of Zle~ohlioure, And r-olia, Sept. 10th, 18.55 Ge~a'r~snttx ,-Kxoss-itilte greatt inte~rest _thtl you take, its oil chliinrs that coseoeri t'he welfare and hapil~i- iiess of the whole iimisanl race, I ut more especially that; of 3001r fellow coluntryniool (no' maptter ill what pa rt of thle world tihiy tic ho si ...

... NAVAL & MIL1TAhY NEWS. NAVAL & AilI lGAt-Y NEWS. ~f Tsrg EARL ON LUCALN.-Thir colioniey of' the tina a StIr litrasars has been conferred on the Earl of Lncan.--h -Chronicle, tinec ANECDOTE OF STEE COLlIN CAMPrL~L.-It is stated ' in eitnexion with Sir CJohn. Camipbell's recent visit to and to 2Wiindser Castle, that in the course of the evenling her shall I Majesty masde Sir Colin sit err tire ...

... I _ - - toe Ris Majesty arrived at Dover at 7.45 a.m. and nd was welcomed by the Sardinian Minister, Sir G. Gray, on and other officers of the household, and received by the 5ee naval and military authorities. The King was enthu. he siastically fhered y the pier to the Royal Ship tee Hotel. ra- PERSONAL APPPARANCE 05' H~is MAJESTY.-Hia see Majesty is rather older in appearance than might be ...

... ( | I On Monday night an alarmingand destructiveconflagra- Ition occurred in High-street. Shortly before nine o'clock the warehouse of Messrs. T. Middleton & Son, wholesale tea dealers, No. 70 in that street, was observed to be on 3fire, and an alarm was iminediately.raised. Fire bells .were at once set in motion, and very speedily the narrow gullet, where so much of the trade of the town is ...

... /1, LE U~ C&4L LiUt1, t.tt .1- I, ll-U.II . C ?? r LrI LEEDS 1B0AR) F1' GUARDIANS. THE CLERICS AP[PL.CAT1ION FOR, INCREASE i 01?1 SNIAJARY. The cpiu'stiose of the salary of Mr. Eeek:With, clerk to the Guai-dians, was ag-it Ibroiiglht ?? the Boar. at its weekly iiiectsiig, yesterday, a tiliaswver having bleen received fromt thle PVI~r-hlaw 11oard inl regard~ to thle-ability~ t or inability tif ...

... SPIRIT OF THE LONDO0 PRESS. ?? rfrigt h )r. i The Tinovs of Tuesday, referring to the specchies at the oestinur of the Glasgow Atlioenrunt, advises, bt i as a ?? of attracting the U' dcs'cIt1d, and inslpirilig a by j love of reading, that good reader.-who, it says, are ex- | st l tremely scarce in all ranks of socioty--should volunteer to lii| rcad popular works. it, The 3loi iei0 C' re-i Uc ...

... HULL TOWN COUNCIL I At the adjourned quarterly meeting yesterday, Anty. re Bannister, Esq., mayor, in the chair, his worship coin- gc ilnoicated a suggestion from the Property Committee, that Mrs. Dannatt, the housekeeper of the Mansion- house and Town-hall, should be elected to a vacant of woman's room in, the Charter-Rouse. It appeared in that during and since the life-timne of her husband ...