... ,H M OU . ..ipss H G - f n THE aMORN ± OT'LBEL ON'THIM ;PRINCE CONSORT. - We have at ?? occsion to- express sentimets-in ime degree differig from those which have been attributed I .illstrioua. prsnges ?? Snais. But upon occaionl, we trust, hevo !. s,3ght o renderoyalty intemptible. That werk -w eave-t it eB the unkeys, and it will be seon from thefollow igpasage, iken from tbe JMomnir PFt's ...

... * e :S ?? -:ss ?? i I - Ct ?? occuying much' attentionian4 ~d. Lord' aiisey, ?? Other moblouton, 14geniemeujT parson, ndjorait, tire popWadon; t: Thae- at-eorinmiall' these -plank fir *deducaig the.p'sod, ,Is 'the- dogmatic' p'ersis-teny ?? species of litoratqre-tat' is wobnpklatabloi Nhigcan be done' in this country-wlthout a lord men of~ mechnic-intitthes-npubele; rad tem beinge nmearly, ...

... - vOO&TE ON -TE3 ARLIAS T 7^'1MET AND VHEM WA' ?? A soiree** ~held in 1 b -ro, LelbOOMj~ the Loird Adiocatp (IKoncreid),. and Beveral-other -gaatle~l men-attended, sy invitatio. :The clhair was occupled --by- Provoet;Taylor, of, faith. a fe wors ~nthe Responsibilities of the B itish Parlia-, meni,t a topic whichwas-sq!4owhat grave and weig ty at a etn iethi, whicla had been covene for social, ...

... URGrT PRIVATg AFrAras. - - a All i k~LJAC1 OPA L~rERPSIX A OFSCa WLTU TH3n In spite .'Camp before Sebastopol, Nov. 21. n ?? General SimPson' -ogerreading leave of- !absence -,,.urgent ~private affairso eutihna to tae 6 great number otour offiserg since General Oodrington took sommend. Daringfth liastse~ven ?? 18thfto the 20tu inet.-o ?? thta seven ool-alsend- leit~taan solnsi, tree niorm, ...

... 1, 4 1 , I , ]rOXIGlq ? DP=XGZN(Z.' ' It is aerdin' Paris thiit Loisg ~N@'oeon' is carryintg on secret Snegotiations wiith the Qerr'ad lower 'rid zRusi~ andi that 'thet Engls7h' Govrnmeis is nio part~ thereto ?? arriv~al df lii. de Persigny, thes Frenchf ambaz ado~r; in .London, 7n! Paris has given iseo to' vayiad rujnoirs, ' on- iieote more or'l&3 w ith' thblieice 'oS: ivar question.' LOne ...

... LATEST WA-R. NEWS. OMAR PASHA. A Vienna despatch announces that OmarPaha re-oom menoed offecsive operations on the 9tb, The result is not known. Despatches have been received in Paris which give reason to believe that Omar Pasha .has by this time, entered Kutais. DESPATCH FROM GOUTSBHAKOFF. The Invalide Resse publishes the followiegg- Under date of the 18th of November, Aide-de-Camp General ...

... , O A * I ! - -M OfA W. 1:LOSS ON A' XOUNTAW' . Dr. Ball, wh-oo9remar3kble rxcepe frer-drath by ex poqure at. thse FW ,h'ite Moutaias has, already beqn- mnen; fioned, aj rseached this city. i We have from his own iihlp the folio wfg. ?? of his adventures: Dr-Ball left ?? -House on Wednesday afterrsoeu 3t two o'clock, to take a short walk.-upon the gnw carnage walk which has sttl-T4be4nbuilt. ...

... TBU IKnobTODI, gore Or.U- ?? nmole womnws orouga; upg u ?? the ?? . atesof , W4lv rhampto-uat a pecial :i on W ia 'diyr pheirooehipssembled'sten o' roan to take het ase.,two bours before theusul hour for op.: 6:cur b o4ev bioghit ?? in gt w~nk-, In contequence of the1 se~t ;P~r ad:w idt-C CMIa t E ris eomwaenc84 the wa no grpat tbhrogQ t nfl OFl wpublisacst the court, yet a large numberwere ?? ...

... II SO- ;L& O: .WOUAMVS; EXPECTrD DissoLuTion.-Mr. Sergeant. Kinglake hae issued an address to the electors of Wells, intimating that tbe recant (oneervative success will probably be, very- terporary. ' He attributes it to a combination of isecret and irregalar influences. DGaD Counqcm.-Several of the French provincial journals say that a grand council of war, conmposedof the generals ...

... OFFICIAL: DESPATCH. ; W-A-- DEPAATsrDeC.12 4. Lrd Paunmre ?? the fow returns of casualties from Gene~i Sir Viliem Codriogton1 K.C.B. R~ead-qularters, SebastopoL Dcec-7 Numerical Return of Gasaaltiee en teh 3rd of; Deeber. 18h Foot-4 rank ond file, wounded, by a ell when on daty in the d4oyard of:8bebstopoL Nominal Return of Ceasualte 6n the '8rd of Decamber.- Woounded1bWatahellid the dockyard ...

... losmp eopT 'a l: : i i ~. - ?? If ?? -British aristocracy-do not deaign-the-dow- fall of the Ottoman empire, their actions are, at all events, alctlsated to Aceipplish that reslt. ' That their prediloc. tion are ,altoaeetherRasiian is notoiious,. and siw eniable. They eveo'now. scarcely. cara to eonceil that they are decply grieved at the sufferingeontailed upon our enemy 1W the war.;-All- ...

... - L .-I,.GARIIDPENfIN The following i a esleudai of. seasonable a operations:-!j adi CONStivATRon, &c.-.ihyauthemum will, In most ineaacs~ e te gea 'ateutio ?? 'pessnt,iand wherei these are ilaigely 'g6rewh, ;rhI'h, they should be whereier. theret is a, demand' .for flowers at. this season theyrmae a ir~e display and re worth every, necessary attention in ordr't ~eaevdtemin eath sln s osbe ...