... DESPATCH PRiO aIR W. CODRINGTON.| WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 27, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Sir Wm. Codrington:- SEvAsTopoL, Nov. 13, 1855. My Lord,-aaving so lately assumed the command of the army, I have not sufficient materials, nor do I consider it necessary to write a separate despatch. ...

... . THE CRYSTAL ;PALACE. Foremost amongst 'the' places of amusenient that should ppovej attractive to the Lbnd6i sight-seer'at all timies, no less than at the' present holiday seaison of the ?? the Crystal Paface Bdt' i to be:teared that the public ar' beglihinito regard this gigaittic attempt a, national education in 'nuch tbh6same lihhtas thsy havs long regarded the British Museumn, that is, ...

... I : I The adjourned meeting Of the Eastern Counties Railway Com- pany was held on Friday afternoon in the large room of the London Tavern, for the purpooe of considering tho report of the committee of investigation appointed at the last half-yearly general assembly to inquire into the affairs of the company. The meeting was a very crowdad one, and the proceedings throughout of a rather stormy ...

... ORIGINAL COMMUNICATION! AND FREE OPINION. Provincial Panorama Impostors. TO TEE EDITOR OF TEE ERA. Sir,-Having frequently observed your zeal in advocating the really deserving exhibitions, and likewise your determination to expose all systematic swindlers in connexion with the profession, I venture to claim your aid in unmasking a set the lately paid our town a visit. The party to whom I ...

... DIARY FROIX THE CAMP. * CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Dac. 11. The monotony of life in this huge military colony has been broken slightly by the appearance of the Russians on the heights of Oar- lbousta, and by some demonstrations of an intention o0 their part to try the strength of the French positions in the Baidar Valley. It would be of great consequence to them and of some detriment to us if ...

... ,O WN EDITIO M- LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. RETREAT OF OMAR PACHA. t is said that despatches have been received, which state that ar l'acha, in consequence of the fall of Ears, has found it esx :jst to retreat upon Redout-Ealeb. R U E S I A. t is fully expected in Russia that next year the principal seat of war swill be transferred to the north, and the greatest icxertions snaking for an efficient ...

... THE KING OF SAlR DTINIA. VISIT TO PORTSMOUTH. On Monday his Majesty the King of Sardinia, accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and his Royal Highneis the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by his Excellency the Sardinian Minister, Sir Charles Wood, First Lord of the Admiralty, and a numerous suite, left Windlsor Castle, at nine o'clock, and proceeded over the Great Western Railway to ...

... XETROPOLITAN FANCY RABBIT CLUB. The twenty-seventh half-yearly. exhibitionof variounsbreeds of English rabbits, took place at Andertons Hotel, Fleet-street, on Wednes- day evenlng;and was attended by nearly 100 members and friends. The hew was a decided improvement upon the one held six months pre- viously not only, as regarded tbe stock exhibited, bat in the numerical strength of those ...

... A DISGiRAC:F1UL THEATRICAL Manager. I The -Church has its black sheep, and so has each of the liberal 'professions. The conduct of a single member cannot, however, itarnish the high character of the whole body. Mr. NAsHs, the late manager of the Windsor Theatre, is a specimen of his class whom -ve may fairly consider as exceptional. N'o theatre could keep open its treasury, or attract on its ...

... SECOND EDITION. : SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1855. THE BRITISH LION IS WAXING UP. England generally begins war withA adisaster or tw6 -at least, war on land. She holds so high a position among European nations, that she is always early in the field, as ?? arbiter in those great quarrels which shake the world; and, as it -is not her plan or policy to maintain during peace time a large military ...

... Im~l :, . i l . I I RUSSIIA OFFICIAL REIPORT ON THE Bzunrender of Ram. The Lonvalide Rusvse putlishes eneral Mouravieff's detailed report of the 4grrender of Wars as follows:-. EXTRACT FROM THE R aPOnT Or AIDE-DE-CAO P GENERAL MOUEAV:IFF, DATED FOMERELY FROM TEE CAMP OF :.TCHPLI-TCEAT, BUT TO-DAJY TROS QUARTERS AT VLADI EARs, Nov. 29:- After tbit assault upon Kars on Sept. 29, the' Turks took ...

... T1; XYSTERIOUS CASE 'OF SLOW Poisoning One of those inscrutable cases which had baffled the keenest inquiry and exhansted the most ingenious con- jectures has just been tried in the Assize Court at Durham. Every fact calculated to elicit the truth was brought forward. Eminent counsel, accustomed to sift evidence, and conversant with the working of the human mind in the path of crime, ...