... - The dearth of new incidents from the seat of war throeq- our specials` on the expedient of amplifylng old ones.' Acaordiiigty, the London papers are filled with details of the terrible explosion in the camp of the allies and speculations as to the cause of the untoward event. Little light, however, ia throwfn on the transaction by these guesses, and the impression that the uassians were at ...

... TIE PEACE 2EGOTIAOnm A letter from Berlin, of the 22nd, in the y I have at piesent somthig 'positive end in ' l' announce. I a: bort te since stated t Pctsntto confided by the.King to th Count Munster wes 33508 symtpom of the disposion o hs ajeaty. At a happy have good resson for beving that ?? about to be manifestd by a atilmoraigniflt E political men'. have ben srck by ths complet cha° ...

... UllB XL PBS~L O1N WAR. Sir R. Pl, Bat, M.P.i who. Is the csptnof the An- glseea troop of the tiffordshfri YeDma1nr C(Aalry, enter- taldadat diorir, at the Qnefsa' Arms Hotel,' the nog-6am. miseiondadfficees and privates of him troop, asd proposed -:the toust of The Army ecd' ivy, ia a style which be- 'tokened naursauly strong .'feelg upon the wsuject. The hon. baronet's animation Wu ...

... ADmIbISTR&oTw RZxOII On Monday evening, B. IL IL MoPre, Eq., addreama . numerous and respectable audience at Crosbyif n Bid - ate-street, .on the subject of- admnsetive repc , the means proposed for iti attainment. Mr. GAssioT, who presided, having briefly inrdc the lecturer, Mr. Mooua commenced by observing, that it was t on very good authority that when the budget of the was opened in ...

... THE SELF-ACTING MINDERS I Sas, gAND PIECERS. ks utol weekly mseeting of tihe self-noting miesiders and I on1 strike wvas held on Wednesday evening, aut the b piece, joattifllte, Heyrad-etreet, at half-past seven oeolvck. Y,,chiPr hovilg been taken, thle CuAIRMiANi said he had beein ddod by one of the directors of the Institute that theyr reel ,'el;veayor to preserve order. They had made the ...

... I . , ,- . n- a QuEnR.-To what colour does aflogging change a v boy? It makes him yell-O. Why is a fit of coughing or sneezing like Niagara P Falls? 'Cause it it's a cattarrh-act. n QuEr.y.-Would a pouiltry-fancier be Unable to ride in his carriage in England, because he keeps his Coach- r in-China, P Sydney Smith once remarked that you find people ready enough to do the Samaritan, without the ...

... THE THEATRE.-On Monday the Christmas a Pantomime was brought out with evident success. On Friday, it will be remembered, a morning performance of the same will take place under the patronage of Mrs. I Talk, of Haldon; the grand bat masque, according to I announcement, taking place in the evening, immediately v on the close of the performances. 3 On Saturday an inquest was held at the 0 Valiant ...

... |: 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 ...

... The letters and journals brought by the Overland Mail were delivered on the evening of the 14th inst.. to the follgwing datef-Bombay, 16th November: Cal. cut ta. tke t .t The Sacdthai insurrection it not yet extingtuished, but is in proces of being put down. Martiall low has at length been proclaimed. lid Athough ita istynunet;. tality, the murdienag sages, at preseot attted through the county ...