... 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 ...

... - SIlMZflo P..CLVB. 1 The ?? th e-d I day at the Freemasons' Taveri; ite a ttddenieehig the I at numeerous that has been ?? ome'ears. The i c hir-wtas-takeo by ?? the Duke of Ricutsoom, sup. ported by LordsBerners, Mr .Mliles,hi P.,nU Barker, s. , Jonas, R. W. Baker, Fisher Hobbs, J. Uudoon',Zsq., &ce I ?? 200 geitleanen sat down to n amexcellent and well appolnted dinner. A novelty In the ...

... edl an SOiTOLTH EDITOR OF rMD DAILY NEW6. at Sirt,-Do assist many shareholders in the Eastern es Counties Railway in the toase; f leading the general body Otinto some practicel and business-like policy. The access at the last meeting were more like the unlicensed ceiemo:ies rdaf the American Indiana some hall It century ago than of a bh meeting of sensible men for a commercial object, To ddel ...

... ..LORD STANLEY OF ALDEALEY, THE NEW MEMBER OF THB OABINET. TO TED T MIDI'OI or l Thu DAILY NEWS ' a SB,-A short time agoyou pentented XyQUr onder.1. e 'WIthai remsrluable specimen of an admnistra^tor, in the per i *on -of Sir Charles Wood, who filled the varied ead valoui, offices of Privatie Seervtbry to' & Prime',Ninilik, 'Secretaryt Lj # tbe Treasury, Seoretary to the Admiralty, Chancellor ...

... ' JUMANLE REFORMAORY IMNTUTo#- I ME.TiNGA Ar SHREWSBURY. I . I . I. On Thureday B ?? &uc iriflcttat 'meetipg' ot noblemen and gentleman connected with thbis county took place in the Shire Hill, Sbewasbary, to cosider the bomro priety ?? ?? criminals of'the. counltyto a reformatory institution. The chair was taken by ?? Lieutenent, the Agght' on. Visconnt Rll; and a0 tg - thoe present (besides ...

... - RBi- Ot!MY' 'AWI94N toR BREAD s1r -,s itA 8~trdyrh'ig been the day o g it htepl wafixi o aed po 66lace forithe.election nta isralb the ward-of Broad-stredet. In the room Of'telteM.ldr ?? took li eta od napmeurs' Hall1 at 10 ocolock.precissly. The canddatlets wen. Mr. Lawrence,' son of the deceased -aaldeirman, and k4r. D. Nicoll. 'ide. A B.Jisnstd ?? . Lnou.,an the piart cf.' Mra;~eol, ...

... D LONDON, FlRIDAY, -DEC. 14. OuR anticipations regarding the imperfect and ill- d fashioned measure of last session relating to the ques-f tion of Limited Liability have been fulfilled. Go- e vernment were warned at the time that their piece- I meal legislation would prove abortive, and their E random attempts at the reform of an old and tough x system of injustice, barren of practical results ...

... MILITARY EDUCATION: SANDILURsT. -TO 7E1 IDITOI 0P TH1 DAILY KIWI. is SIR,-In my communication of the 10th DeeemnaW ied I stated that Colonel Prosser, now the Lieutenant, rot Governor of the Royal Military College, had gained rl his commission in the army by proficiency in his lid studies, and had been officially connected with lk, the institution-for more than fourteen years; In big led ...

... THEtUR&I ' LNXENNESS. AlCA-- TO r t 31111iTO l O DAILY 'NEWS. S J4 B-Xt ;vs bly~i .cterdq afternoon that I die. t eovered titt the letter In -W Daily Nse&, attributed 1b..sa p ineizi juiint;t Lord Duncan, M.P. for e Forfahnttier s that lhich I had sent you severel I wees ago -itb the signature of Dosesn. I bid b IoIkp4. .yetpthew hob.9_ jorI thin .ahont a week, and fildirg no notice of my ...

... AOCIDENT ON TER GREAT NORTBERN ii' - , RAILWAY. ' I. DONCASTBER, WnDN)NDAY Mo Je. rr Lost evening, at Buttiih Station, the mixeil eXpYMa9 from London, Iwhich; artivesat Best Retford at 9.6, ws8 telegraphedssaehavng left ihat station for Dodaster. After-4 it had been due for souieteime the officials of Doncaster set? off a pilot engine, friehi found the train at the Ran*ill Station, ?? Retford, ...

... FRAaNC. (13Mx 0U OWN coZarON1UNr.) PFAIS, SLTVAy ErMM0. The NMoxaw states, that the Emperor 'and the Kiuig of &adi ItUd * day's stag hunting yesterday at (lompidgac. In the evening' there was a grandA dinner at te pltise, at irhichE the7 prncipal public fctiaies of the nehbourhood and the Bihop of Beauvais wee preet. The officil journal alo. announce. that the K~ing of Sardinil will leave the ...

... iTUEVAR'* WR@:C; IJZE:w, ,, Xsj ~~N ' ?? n: 6Ji .i ,ttgx t t8 Z:A .TOTRi NDTTQU ,0 T*X *A,* tX**i. ' Biii' >Tho long p~riod ' paa|uo ht. We4 the cadss t&j a eint biieit: ~f gcets~d not belog'ln 'a i pt ii6os Ito bee the~teiiie§ttesai5~tht'nhi* pdn6td 0fO t eihba 'important being, her::etai~dd ,elutn bab . 'ull.T~nlles,, Tp way ig which . sit-00o- DL: ! a etrked,. nd hioenifrs uinedapa aru ...