... AN EXAMINER OF THE jIMERCURY. WE quote tie followiing from the last number of tle Netcry Exannter and Loutwh Advertise'r, one of the orrans of the Romish party in Ireiiad:- MOREa W1orm01 ; von 'rlls AT0RorSLY-G1GNErAT..- The Belfast Mercury of' Mondaly coetninls an article oni the Lrial and adqaittal of Father Petcheririe, for whiehi the( Government cannotavoid prosecuting that itpOri. It ...

... T1EE WAR IN TIHGE C 1PIEA. I (Fro lws th ?? Upukda Oowuepondant.) B,~I- Ki.AVA, SAVTiURDAY', Dix. I.-The iiext twovie wesek-s are ilxoliexi forwtard to with someo anxiety, less onl Ouri OWn accouxit hare than in regard to what thle h Dixie Govxer'nmxent may darinogly carry i ito effect or apatfie hicnally neglect, ILS to pitschiiig olp a suddon , hl- low, and uineat istactory pono, or carrying ...

... ECCLESI ASTICA L. THUE ESTABLISIIED ClURlCIl. Tnr Rev. Dr. Mortimer O'Sullivan, Rector of Tan- dragee, has been appointed Chaplaill to his Grace the Duke of Manchester. It is said that Dr. Tighe, the Dean of Ardeigll, and also of the Castle chapel, will suceevd to the Deanery of Down, value £Z,000 a-year. -illimericA C/n oniicle. The Church Building Society has rceive donila- tions of £310i ...

... THE D)ARK SID)E OF TIIE3 TURKISH PICTURE. Wc f{ar ?? Times, as the Trojans did the Greeks, especially when it presents us with its ChRuitilblc sympatlies. Whell the Tirnces conclueded UpOII helping the Government of the day on the extenl- sion of the income-tax to Ireland, it ?? the Rev. Sidney Godolphin Osborne to paint horrible sketches of the interiors of our worlkbouses, ?? scenes of' ...

... '6 11 t (AA, Yr '(LffaO lvilj??-A ffla. I I (7t) (st'r.tliLtSIIht) ANNO) 17:37.) BE JFA ST: MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1855. BEGIGAURED STALTE OF RUSSIA. Tsrouaot we continue to hear of the immiense pre- parations said to be making by Russia for the put'- pose of entering upon the ensuing campaign with ret ewed vigoor and determination, we have likewise additional descriptions of her internal ...

... a3rjolu ENGIGAND. -4 MARRIAGE iN HIon tiFE.-It having been an- nounced that the marriage of the Marquis of Win- chester with the Lion. MiAs Montagu, eldest daughter of Lord Rokehy, was ?? at the parish church of St Jamnes's, Piceildilly, on Thursday at an carly hour the ?? of t~ hurch were besieged lfj' a large number of ladies, mbny of them of aristocratic familes. At half-past eleven ...

... L) rzl It [in Iltt1ltIgtte Tim HIaIOLAND SOCIETY'S Snow or 1857.-The Show for 1857 is to be held at Glasgow. The Town Council of that city have voted L.200 towards the expenses of the Sholw. SCOTTISII RECRUITS.-Sonlc recruits, mustering be- tween sixty and seventy young men between the ages of eighteen and twenty-two, were received at head- quarters ofthe loyal Sappers and Mhiners, atWoolwich, ...

... fllt XlIdflligenm ENGLAND. ArrnOAC retG MARRIAGE IN IEion LIFE. -We understand that a matrimonial alliance is arranged, and will shortly take place, between the Lady Emily Curzon, daughter of the Earl Howe, and Lieutenant- Colonel Kingscote of Kingscote Park, Gloucestershire. TIE DUKES ov NEWCASTLE.-The extraordinary and enthusiastic reception given to the Duke of New- castle on his arrival at ...

... THEP WAR THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Times Special Correspondent.) TRIE RUOSSIANS IN TIHE CRIME.t. CAMP BEFroRE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 24.-There have been considerable movements and changes of position among the Russian troops at Mackenzie's Farmn and the Belbck for the last few days. My hut commands a view of a considerable portion of the plateau at the other side of the Tchernayc, and overlooks the ...

... THI A;, I , 'C ccrdig o letters *fro' Wroaw ' ehe movenment, 94 the .parv of s ~Uft BRssiau armyis ox y peeled to tik lc gie~rrsom Whether such a nmovemwent be ppssibl ar ?? ni~aters of thofllack SeA, and mAY aVahX7'tinie; throw a body of, troops, upon an~y Ip'art ?? e oae ah pise uposing .Mouravieff to iossue h ofn. sire with thp vhol[6 army -of the (Janglauus -'which gi numbers abpxit '90,00 ...

... 4HRE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWSd. . Bin,-One of the beat suggestions I have met for affecting a thorough precticel reform in the organisation and working of the unfortunate line whose affairs now 0 engrossle touch of yeor space and attention, is conveyed in g I a paasage of your able leader of this mornirg, which I here F I beg to quote as a reminder to those ot ...

... d =ZTBrTOr IL Lrrau FROF AN OIpJCKE. camp, Crimea, Now. 23. t We have jut had a telegraphic messmag, at iset I 0 heard to on good authority, to sxspend all huttiog and rmea 0 making. What does this mean i-can it be peace T4ey can hardly intend to move Us, now that we have mde our- if selves sug for the. winter. Report says, too, that the r Ruuaisn are about to eviauete the Crimea. Are *e toi ...