... I . ! . . . ?? .. ?? ,. .: | BXAMINATION THE1 OIh 'SERVICE I.,,I , . , - i . ?? , ' a ' ' 1' TO THEN ZPIT$) OP T'tE DAiLY n . , ?? ?? csf th't XanillatiOh'; no. Ifel aa itW qw is, to which imy attentionwiis dra*fn .by ?? sarticte inx the- DailipMet 6 ?? * l53tjdsmandld@ ?? Carefol'88crntiny thbAaS. op~etiwou1d'be dis~ptid at fire; Eigh to givyto it. ¶ That papers br ,Jeeuc qncdeI d ma,-le o ...

... *RANC19. (~oaita oWX co's05I 'f h Z. r [The folio'ring OPP9red in our-.Eveniag Elition of b Saturday]): PARlS, FRIDAY EVIMnNo-. . 2 The author of the famous pamophiet-vmuch less v famous, however, than it was tit ?? 'hours ago I -nov iitads confesseda. His' faname isN hre DoveS nor, an old Saint. Simovian ard phalaistiaria, , a 'onrna~list, who-woas attached to the extinct paperp, , tjae Otob ...

... . (FROM OUR OWN coaazLAoN'ODT.) [A ?? of the following appeared., in' out. Even it 3ditionl of yesterday] PARIS.' MONDAY EVANINe. The political world in mqre than eaaullyauilto-day. The telegraphic news that Prussia *vill slrpjort the Austrian propositions, and that Russii iskpiepired to oonsent to the neutralisation of the Black Sea',' although it sounds important, causes nqo excitement. The ...

... WILL OF A MILLIONAIRE.-On Saturday letters of administra- tion were issued from the Prerogative Court, under the will of the late Mr 11. Dixon, of Stanstead park, near Emswortih, Hampshire, who, during a long and honourable career as a wine merchant, had amassed a fortune to the great amount of more than 1,000,0001. sterling. The document, dictated shortly before the demise of the testator, ...

... I The memorial from the Colonels and Lieutenant-Colonels of the Brigade of Guards has beens published. It is of great length, but its principal features may be thus stated: The ?? ascribe their grievance to the operation of the Royal Warrant of the 6th of October, 1854, establishing a new system of promotion to the higher ranks of the army. Before this time they acknowledge that the Guards ...

... I ..TSll-: : 0' ' Ti. KING, OF SA RDINIK ARRIVAL AT, DOVER. The arrival of the King of Sardinia on a visit to ?? was an event which yesterday morning- called forth the warmest expressions of cordial en- thusiasmamong the 'inhabitants of Dover. The numerous claims which his Majesty has upon the frieidly feblirrg of the people of a free country were by no means overlooked. In the person of his ...

... THE WAR IN. ASIA. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES, .. 0 FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 29. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch froth Major Simmons, her Majesty's Commissioner 'attached to the army of Omer Pacha' in' Asia, of which the following is a copy Camp, Shangwano, Nov. 7. My Lord-I have to inform your lordship that O~ner Pacha, having collected a depot of provisions. at Tohimahera, moved on by the ...

... mIpORTaT- LETTER FROM THE FIRST SIR ROBERT PEEL. ,The f01l0win important Letter was addressed to the felibern of both ouses of Parliament in Ny Lords and Geutlemen-Will you permit an ld lau to address you on the subject of our Cur- ref0Y 7 I sat in Parliament thirty years, during hich time I frequently heard this important ques- ioo dlscu¢3ed in tbe House by Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, 50d 0tber ...

... THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: a SA TURDA Y, DECEMBER 16, 1855. a 0 Mr. DRUMxoND, we suspect, is a little too quick when he says, that the question of the hour is M whether or not we shall fight Russia single-handed. Ui There has been nothing whatever in the conduct of a the Emperor of the FREama to justify a supposition, at once so hardy in itself and so disrespectful to t him, as that he ...

... SECOND ;DVIT1ON. .4.t I TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHE,. THE NEW-RUSSIAN, LOAN, RESTRICTION OF CASH PAYMENTS. lay ELECTRIC TELEGRAPM] FraoM OUR OWN ?? PONDPIPTj] ! BERLINI Wbh*siyAi NGHiT. The new Russian Loau of fifey'millions of roubles rthe rouble 'is more tai three shigliiig;, iontracted through the. house: of Stieglitz of St. .has been quoted on our-Boure'at86. . . The inte'restof thi6','0,au ...

... FA TA L G U.N ACCIDENT. P A young man, named William Astley, twenty-one years of tage, a stonemason, went up the river on a shootiog excur- it sion, in company with four other persons, on Sunday week, ly when lie was wounded in the knee by the accidental dis- ll charge of a gun, from the effects of which he died on Sunday last. Mr. Myres, coroner, hold an inquest upon the body of the deceased, ...

... ODEaRvi LRASES, LAND IEANCY, AND-LAWS. 5 ~abe To'Tas EDITOR6 ?? NORNI[NG CHRONICLE. ices SIB-So long as th orn la ws existed, the anoma1291los state in of the law of landlord sads teniant was rarely considered., sine The question of drainage and other $agricultural iamprove-l our mentit was not mitch mooted ; and ,for tbis reasoon5 the Mian then prevailliug fluctuating duty operated as a ...