... ly ~~DERBY TO B3IRMINGHAMI. a PrA~N. __1 _2 3 F 6 ~7 7y ?? 4th1 1 21,2,3 12 12 1 2 to DEPARTURE. ClogsCs. C h sc. Ciss. Ciss. C log. CiaCSS. e~m. ens, part. p~m. Exp. P.M. P.m.1 5.Derby .. . :7.9 010.20i 3.15 5. 0 6.45 10,50 12.33 ~.Wt~i0Oi~gt, B~rfl . 0 10,03) . . .105 . IS Burton (J. ?? Staf.) 8.22 10.52! 3.30 5.35 7.15 11.10 12.03 It Barton ansd Walton . 18.34 11. 4 5. .45 0c Oakley . ?? 8 ...

... u_ ~THE SURRENDER OF KARS. ra e, General Mouravieff's despatch announcing tlit' capture re or of Kars has been received and published in St. Peters ' D. burg. -Ile reports that lie has taken possession of 130 cannon, T Ws large stores of ammunition, seven standards, and 10,000 WI in prisoners, besides those already reported. 'ilie sufferings of thle garrison had been frightful. fr, Terms of ...

... ascertained. TO TUE EDITOR OF TIIE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-Will any of your readers be pleased to explain, to us unlearned in Municipal Law, whether the Town Council of Derby desire any special exemption from the directions of the 52nd section of the Municipal Corporation Act, regulating the filling up of vacancies in their body ? And if those regulations are in force, it is to be hoped they will ...

... MEE'rING (OF DElEGATES FROM LICENSEI) VICTUALLEMS' PROTEC- | TION SOCIE'ITIES. Last Wednesday afternoon, ameeting of considerable tim- v ,1ssvTancC to thle trade was held at ttie King's Head Hotel, &Lh-rby, and weas numerously attended by delegates fromt the 0 arossocieties in EnglanIId. The unh .appy divisions which a have, of late taken plice amiongst thle body, and thce injurious fi ...

... TIlE NIGUTINGALE FUND. aid A 'public meeting Was hield onl Thuristdaya:t Willii's 'Rooms, Itt oral St. Joilles's, -to give ?? to at generel feelijig that thle Itribu ?? ser'vices of Mliss Nightingale it, tile hospitals of thle Eat dci- raise ,cmand the grateful recoglaitliol of the British people.'ng te. The attendance was numerous andi brilliant, and long9 dasat ree- before the hour fixedl ...

... ]MR. CAOWD ELL AND MR. HENLEY ON WAR. s z_- ..1 Aft 13 111 A%% - IAM fhn i .. ?? ity. lian Mr. Cardwell and Mr. Henley, members for the city and i.- county of Oxford, at the annual council dinner given at Oxford on Thursday evening, each delivered their opinions l on the war. Mr. Cardwell having briefly reviewed the rc- h sults of the campaign of 1855, said :-With regard to the il, future, ...

... 0II to It is in vain that old folks put on a smile of supe- tc le riority as t he eyes of their young ones brighten at the name of December, the talk of waits, the sight of i holly sprigs in the grocers' shops, or anything else te that makes it evident that Christmas is once more J; drawing near. We know that though they look so R wise, they have numbers of chords in their hearts bI which ...

... THE WAR. T RUSSIAN WAR MOVEMENTS. Russian troops are marching in the direction of Bessarabia. ol PEACE RUMOURS. al It is stated at Berlin that about the middle of November the Prussian Government sent an urgent despatch to St. SI Petersburg, praying the Czar's advisers is to approach peace. ar The Tinmes' Paris correspondent states that the differences which existed between the French and ...

... LEICESTERSHIRI E. ?? ^tsr ^,vr Norracnnnlontj] (From our own Correspondent.) tion LEICESTERL, M0tidaY. the CIuIrSTMAtA is drawing near, and preparationls for cele- ' brating that festive season are to be seen in every directionl. out For several days past thle carriers' drays, on which goods are Bev conveyed from the Railway Station to thle parties to %whom inor they are directed, have bseen ...

... St I N IL I I II y1' L.Aali .,Ij III M - r TIE DULjE OY NEWCASILE AT WonKsor.-On NVednci- :o day night last, his Grace the Duke of Newcastle arrived it Le the Worksop Railway station at nine o'clock. It having be- come knowin a few hours previously that his Grace 'solu e pass through 'Worksop, en roate to his princely seat at (here- ber, ai very large concourse of pcople assembled on the Stl' ...

... STAFFORDSIRE11.E Co-r'ImISSIONs ?? El THlE LOROD-LIEOTrNAN'T OF T1le 11COUNT Ol ' STAFFReoi-.l a thle Seconld Rtegiment of K logsi le Own Sta~ffin-dshire Militia ; Lieut. Chai les itic hird Levvtlt, ti be captain, vice Maynte, resigned ;dated Novemnber ?? Joseph F'argeter Brind Icy, gent lelnan, Ito ie lieutenantI, vice 1,e c ali nisigned ;dated 23rd Nov., 1855. -In the Qitet's itON,, Royal ...

... FOlELIGN AND COLONIAL. FRANCE. Tbe ?? of the King of Sardinia in Paris during 'the week, has Partially obscured every other topic of interest in the rrench papers. T1he high dignitaries of t he Church, it was remnarlied in Paris, received his Majesty vitll singular condescension. Tlhe pirojected absene of rI the Papal Nuncio himself wits even stopped, indirectly, by the iofluence of the ...