... ~~ ~,ovs ;Cortos Seronr, ELF-Pi, s -in a dangerous condi- tion. 113Iu, Co~no CasrnpB .-a preliminary aeting wa held, at Glasgow; =under the auspices of: Sir Arihiald- io, for the psrpoe of taking measures to procure aub- seriptions'for the purch .Oase 8f aword to be preseunted' M ?? l 8ir Coin Campbell. E,5RAL SnISP3 .-WGengral 'Bir 'Jams SimPson, lat&' Cdmamauder cain. in the Crimea, arrived ...

... oI'UAW PIf&, ViieTo.. .,,gaine by ?? over the Tarls Vamp,. banks of the Inpour, UFaving heard that, the advanced guard 0f the. army wag encamrpedi wlithia two hours' march of the Ligour, I deteruitned a week 5.gO to leave Sheroserral, where Omar ?? retained bftn head..quartsev and to joush on to thne front. At about seven'nles from. Shemserral, the Joad~ icrossgesthe GodaVWvaiu~? ...

... ! ?? ::D. . OSBVION FO1R BIBLE-BURNING. It ba'h g triv.spirid' in Dublin, that one of the Roe. demptodlt fathers, *by` .nnam Vladimir., 'Petch ?? Angolan by blrth, was Ikappear on Monday, on sunimronk. at Klngbtow that neighbourhood was a wscne of intones excitement from c rarly: hour In the morning. he followvingparticulars of the proceedings appeared in th) i ef.7o9rh nigt .- thug lire ...

... O- R UMILK&Tq TRUCKlaGs To --T1.Am RUSK& IA.m. The esh 'proposasb for peace, mada by'utria, C- cepted, we believe, by Frace .and EglAnd, and noir probably nder tiheconsiderations of ?? Go. vernment4 .ar,. m .the, sain, such as we informed our readers, a fortnight' back, they would he. Reference to another column wiltl affrd an insight- to tihe terms' it rests with' the Czn either to accepg ...

... TX- TyiE'~U3E A;;u D Ns:' ?? . .PkOIPEO ?? ?? ,ig~a representhtiva- ini. ?? Me' represents a class an ni'dea 'the cls tu T on njutie te iea th~ 'ouservation f c Thpro evolutio of1A 1e hn'ie vt~iy and poonapprehension unnapPkehensievn-aslogoi~ t -tht~whckweMAY~ suppose; 'the -vn~ul aidkiteii~ cirnge ai~carx~ wer-on he ve of beinig obliterated!' from the fac oat Ct~-T ry 'went up from all. coee ...

... I5}T''O , To ?? at- !4A . ?? ?? T 0-4M IEA. 7 . hotb 2 ' iilt, p'ublisbesthe hol- dwlit t~als raat-y l&q-.Uie ?? ?? to. ' ?? th~e 9,th his 1tythe3mpefor dsige.dto honouur his army wi. the (rimea wit#h a.; isit, Thq Comvidsi- in'.hef'!anid all the aiilfary ,A sa~eid.aritbioritiea .at $ak@ci s>ra ?? at'ti -Jo burch, ,ai at~t~woo@cl.-.ck.- ini,, , fteinco, th~e Bopd ,ofm belle ,and joyou ...

... MaE. GASKULL, of Xanchester'has undertken to write the 1Life-of Ohikrloit6eBronte-7'( 6' a~ne Eyrs),% haing ben regquestod to do so by both faiher andd hue- . . Ta H{onBona OF WAEThe-Lyonsjournals speak-of a Spectacle at. once, &ingala and touehing.f -Eight one- banded ZouAvefffron the Crimea have' been seen walking -in the streets - in'.twob, keeping togeter y the oxiy 'arm which is loft ...

... T' isCOURT. The Queen ?? retu~rned to Windsor~ Ostle on, Taesday was ,h a nwihti asg fam wa A:b ruh t eiin a pecial tidam which took its departr fo th ?? 8tation at eleven o'clockam aexes speo conve&yed the men and theirpartsn tthch ?? s Ot M t msb g Ap ple- dore, in the coun of Kent. 'eeto~egtmlsfo Lrodon.' The men ere confaind t ~t;te eei sxcelient conditl6~ Johnny is -some 'seven o''igh, er ...

... eORJ IXN 'The lingid o rdinia's reception in Pdri, althou+i warm, was by nio means enthosiastic. The Parisians BasalU 40111ewhjt Surfeted with- royal visits. Much curiosity hos, been excited respectin- the manner the .clergy-would r Iav he excommuwctca~al' monarch. -It is certain thdt- ?? Runejo.- Monsignor :Sscaoni, did contemplsia; being ab~sent oni., urgent. ecclesasatica affairs during ...

... HUMOROUS GATHEAMN, (grom- Padk) Ax nVOCA.TION FROU THE AR~y To an Illustrious Field-arshbaL By the service thou hast seen; By each hour that thou bast been Under fire in trench or field, By that sword! which thou dost wield First in breach or upon wall; By thy daring actions all; By thy chargfs and attacks; By thy halts and hivonacs; By the nights which thou hast spent ln the c old and dreary ...

... FALL LO Al' itiKARS O -Al We regret to-state that 1nita~genco, ba en *eelsdfB Isinal Pasa (Geeral ineti), with ano ther oficer, Pho succeeded in eluding the vigilance of the Rusian outosts, p bave effected their escpe.-' Whoate y ute aat , a. flg oftruc to te Rusiancamp qfdingu c~to~ OM ?? ~.Aleter romKas, ate th 8~ofNovember, states:a I continue to~keep you acquaintedl with *hatj) -iaas.o ...

... CR1ISTMAS DAYT M- THE mSTROPoLIS. The weatberin Londen on Tuesday was as gloomy and utpropitiow as the prerus' Chbristmas-day, when tto aspect of the Bkies bat too trily represented the depressed state of the publlO mind, owing to the disasters in the 'Crimea, and :4wrhzer out-. carols 7wre-wn oenverted into 'misereres bytlbe calamities incidenteto war. This year the case is happily otherwrise ...