... |~AY OF THE WAR. I I ,nALov n time of festivity in &m5as 1 5151uy a un v . at is it Easter that holy Russia makes Sa'0g; Irry, Muscovites kissingr their images, 1°,,One eanother. and getting drunk with 3 net, who, by a cemmunity of drunken- N ve holy warranty of the vice. Never- fb69,the Czar will have ?? bit of comfort; 565d gntage gained wherewith to rejoice him. a his people at the ...

... I DEVONS1IRKE-D.-AH OF A SURGEON IN GAOL. -A fev mouths agO ZLr. T. Elliott. a surgeon in the royal navy, was committed to the Devon county gaol, ot Exeter, for two years, for cruelty and neglect iii the Crimes, while serving with the naval brigade. A few days ago he was attacled by fever, and, inflammation of the'brain succeedji ,io died on Tuesday last. GLOUCESTERSUliP.-THB MISSING CnLrse7. ...

... OUR CONTEMPORLBt-1s. T-qlTwo Aaaufl GAMBIED AwiTYm.e.)- We do not mean to exaggerate the suces of the Bus. * general KarsisnotanotherSebastopol; AMOenDI enot such another volable purt a the CfimeL But ether Wt our a uth n derrate the loss we have so- =d as the apathy of our statesmen underated the cethat wa required. To have conquered a arrisoen cspable of suh a defence as it has maintained ...

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... |: TIE{ LLIMR WRITER - '-STRliKE, B rUT Hl i'-ON WORD VOR lTHE IRISEI To anm EOITOB-91iT-An Irishm by birth and early education, a Soolchumal 'rWieas andeprin.aco. =cn onmy help mten, and a numerouM 0ad newal of ?? Osy only ela feorsh a-short apaew in ot ft ,521erao wm e hthw cetioudejrght to, 1, o cr,.th p ee themkdiyiss erI T~ffi~a~dabpseas-to isv teik I have rend ft fist day whena the- ...

... , THIRD EDIION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERXOO'g, IN Tim-E FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LOYIyS EWBY NEWSPAPKE OImC BAT-Drn Ar5EmooCr. * A Vienna despatch announces that Omer Pfacha recommenced offensive operations on the 9tb. Tae result is not noawn. Reinforcements from Kamleseh and Eupatoria had on the 21st ult. raised the force of the allies at Kertsch and Yenikale to a strength of nearly 4;,009 ...

... DEVONSHIRE.-PUBLTO R ?? inrhlbitant of the parish of Bishopsteignton having for Fome time been at variance with his neighbours, and rejec'ting the attempt of a muhtal friend to bring about a reconsiliation, the Bxeler Gazette relates that- PBetween the conclusion of the Sunday morning prayers and the administration of the holy ?? on Suaday morning; this gentleman roee from his seat, and with ...

... I SUMMER AND WINTER.-HEAVY DAMAGES. I The following rather singular trial cme off in the Irish Court of Common Pleas, Dublin. It was an ac. tion brought by Miss Sarah Harford, a lady about the age of twenty, five, against the defendant, Mr. Edward Singleton, a gentleman upwards of sixty years of age, for a bresch of promise of marriage. This promise was admitted bat thedetendaet pleaded that ...

... Too many of our aristoeraey, with griffins and phuenixes emblazoned in their coach panels, might with due significance exchange the fabu- lOU8 creatures for the domestic realities of hares and pheasants, these noblemen are such whole- sale dealers in game. Certain dukes and mar- quises are, in fact, little more than poulterers with coronets. Now, we see no reason why nobles men should not turn ...

... fl$PORNTEMPORARIES. I it Sgk o, IN Tu! CRXNEA.-rlimee.)- TO , home of the vigorous proseution of the we tB s bere eversody is in earesat; but since the gt g September that great business seems to have 8tb Qf t-jy still. Who is to blame for this miserable etood ?? act to the great and glorious tra- ad Ir 0 atob of which was Alma, the second In. the third the repulse of the 18th of June, the ...

... * THE DIVIDED KiOW.NOTHI The United States mail brings as yet no president's peessage. Du rg the first two days of the meeting of doogress, no lese than nine ballots for a speaker took plaei in the house of representatives, but none of the candidates Could muster a sofficient majorlty. It is in- timated ia the New York Herald tbat arrargements aia been entered into, in consequel~e of which toa ...

... 'CHURISTMS PANTQMIMES. ,, TO. _. _ d the frhano %n fint-h~ -t111 o glance St MOe TPrPu lcmmng ?? w ilL our readers to mah3e a selection of the enter. ray best plewetheirtaste, butaleoenablethem, uproarious impatience of the occupante of the Itb hlidey weci, to understand something of ,s well aeste feat the e e We do not pretend l hsve theqmoat attraetion in the flonrg run: nc only Irite from ...