... Nov. 23.-There has occurred no death at the Renkioi Hospital since my last report. Even the Jiger, of the German Legion, rehoss condition appeared at first so hopeless, is recovering under tlb combined advantages of pure air and good medical treatment. Os the 21st inst., the Melbourne arrived from Smyrna, bringing 138 patients for this place, and, after having landed them, proceeded to Abydos ...

... LICENSED VICTUAL:LERS' ASYLUM. - On Wdneday he nnua elctio ofinmates into this excellent insituiontoo plce t te Aylu, i the Old Kent-road, and brouht ogeher ]age umbe ofthefriends of the several can- ~id~eswhoexhiile thoughut he ay the greatest anxiety for tli~ucces f tosein wee ehaf- heywere interested. The number of vacancies to be tilled up, was only four, yet the -applicants for admission ...

... j3DERBY NOM1iB~OirATUJK . TO TaR ZDITOZ'..F'07E7 s k. Sir,-I am surprised to find half a hundred,borses still without .namaes in the list oY TDrby entries-for i8S', and --I take the liberty of suggesting the following for thobse hom it may concern. 18thD~mr4 ! Yours truly, ' : PITE. 18th December, 186S. .u ?? BAaP w MrBatsan'` a by Conyegham, out of Barsbara;. DiO.shde. Mr. N. Balfe's oh o by ...

... THEi CHRISTMAS, I- BURLESQUES AND PANTOMIMES. p ~ . Christmas once again I! -'and with it all the pantomimical. and spectacular devieas With which managers delight to grace the festive period-. The present season promises to be unusually well provided; every theatre in the metro- polio appears to' be intent --upon outvying its neighbour, and at the present time of writing the interior of each ...

... _ A-LICE GRAY IN BIRMINGHAM The neighbourhood of the Police-office in Birmingham was crowded on Wednesday morning with persons anxious to obtain a sight of this notorious impostor. At eleven o'clock Mr. Chailes Shaw and Dr. Melson, the magistrates of the day, took their seats upon the bench, and shortly afterwards Alice was placed at the dock. She appeared perfectly cool and collected, ...

... ^ AMEX BIICA. ?? i pt. TM JIALTIC.-Earig on Monday morning the ?? Sta_ Miii - >i-nship Baltic (Captain Co .tjier.,ey iiti usual mails from the United $tjlsh Noprth :&ppka. ?? - Sjie~ saild .rom :New Work on the 14th inst.; anjd fufht hAfpsigqpiiogei~, but p_ specie. %IAI i0lie ~{n~~ewi~ork papers agree in stating tkie d s.G rm sep iaga naval force to the neighboui~s of st~l~iu~risas. is Yo~rk ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1855. We -are rapidly approaching mid-winter, and fortu- nately without the natural gloom of the season being deepened by those circumstances which aggravate the ordinary pressure of distress. In fact, it is not too much to assert that; within the last two or three weeks, our winter prospects have somewhat brightened. A severe season suspends many branches of ...

... | BELTTING /BOP THE WEEK. tATTttBSAL% L'S, Mo9aA.-The near approach of Christmas renders 6portioe maiteis sonietyhc flat band but a limited number of subscribers attend ; The Co'rnei. erober was the only animal mentioned on Mon- day in rsspect to the iCheterCnp: 500 to 10 was the taking-p rice. For the Two Th~o~usand, Yelloq J~ack'was in strong demand. Artillery was firmly snpporttdfior ...

... | MESSRS. STRAHA7, PAUL ANDBATj1B. I I e - ?? _ ...

... FATAL EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICE I ih- - AxsenaL At about twenty minutes past eleven o'clock on Monday morning the inhabitants of Woolwich Arsenal were suddenly alarmed 'oy the loud report of ean explosion in the Royal Arsenal, succeeded by the appearance of a huge pillar of smoke. At the same time an irmense number of rockets and pieces of timber began to fly about; in all directions. One of Mr. ...

... =OWN EDITION* LATEST FOREiCN NEWS. - ?? ONMER PACHEA IN XINGR ELIA. j1,e jlfoniteir pulblislies a correspondence from Soulkkum-Kaleh the 13th ult. The writer states that at that date Omner Pacha ,,etainedl at Sngdidi, a tow.n about six miles beyond the Ingour, telienecessity of bringing up supplies before proceeding to further ,e,1tions. In the judgment of the correspondent, there will be ...

... HOSPITALITY OF THE CITY TO Foreign Sovereians. Whatever may be said of the shortcomings of the Cor- poration of the City of London in reference to some of the great objects of municipal government, no one will deny that the hospitality it. displays on great public occasions is not both dignified and munificent. By means of the invitations which issue from the Mansion House, the imperial, royal ...