... OONTRABAND OF WAR AT HAMBURG..` |A .BURG. Dao. 6. It is now several: weeks since the British consul- general here, Colonel Hodges, was instructed by the Igovermnent to present to te Senate of Hamburg an ,|energetic note, strongly protestig against the lait .with which the goverdneynt a thi citye observed their soaelled neuoralty and the gldarfg and opeD manner in ahich cont.rabnd of war (and ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY,DEC. 13.3 A STATEMENt published yesterday in the Mornisgness Post leaves little room for doubt that Kars hasfallen. will According to our contemporary, General KXETY Said biliti another officer had effected their escape; and before indei they quitted Kars, General WILLWIS, compelled by theis the failure of provisions, had sent a flag of truce to selv( the Russian camp with an ...

... . _ i mRaoX ?? oWN cORapPONDVNT.) EThe following appeared in our Evening Editiof yea-l, terday]: PARIS, TuzssAY EVISNINO.i The article in yesterday's Patrie is passed over without notice' by the Paris press, and yet it con- I tained statements which, unless they are to be setI down as mere idle inventions, are of very great imn - portanee. In the first place, the Fatrie says that the Austrian ...

... THE MORNING ChLRONICLE. LONDON: WABDNRSDAY, DBCBMBEJ? 12,1855. r -~ C No corroboration of the recent statements as to 0 renewed negotiations with Russia has yet been n offered, beyond the silence of certain Ministerial , journals, which are usually on the alert to correct q false rumours which might prove embarrassing to a the Government. That efforts are beiug actively e made, and that by ...

... y)SHINGTON VERSUS ALTAR D LI GHTq A4ND C A NVCNL SCREECNS . a IITOR o0r eS'zO~t~lqNG CHERON und S. TO T LSgiiina~ljrtoll' judgment rc St. Paul end ?? I heDr- eo is 11now been laid in fxkenso btforo ?? of course it will satisfy no one, It will not, 1eec resdore mueh comnfort to the Puritan party in our im9 1 a 1ecb alS it admits the legality of the use of Churnc, and candleS on the holy table ...

... A A ; AND MII NEWS. ' .:A .AND''MILITARY NEWS. NRM~?Os AND; Al'POINTMENSA Sr jhe folloing OppoAUtmefli5 were niade at the Adumiralty, PIE - .COMMAN~DER. gi U ?? to the Vouqueror. du * , ~~~LIJUTIMNA~TSI; J.1C.Iteao, to the Orion. -, R.(i.Dougls,.t't E actiont.J .&SXB'ANT PAYMASTER. £1 '~jolinhl.'Forster to ?? ASSISTAiNT OLRB~ m John F. Bioiiitibg, sotutie'!Tirtar. 0 X. 64'.6os6ara t the ...

... SAVAGE BRUTALTY. LUTTERWORTft, DsC. 13.-At the petty sessions held to. day at the Town Hall of this place the Rev.'Bdward Elm. hiret, presiding, Thomas White, a butcher, of Lutterworth was charged at the instance of the Society for the Preventiol of Cruelty to Animals, with having wantonly ill-treated and tortured a ram. From the evidence of several witnesses it appeared that on the 6th ...

... IRElTAIL COAL DEALERS AND IRE ?? I ., : ~-9- Yesterday, at the Lambeth Police Court, a gentleman, whose name did., not tr appire, applied to. Mr., Elliott for a summons, or any other process his worship might direct, against a coal dealer in the Brixton-road, for delivering half i hundiid of ocalsashort of weight. The appiliant said that he resided principally in the cbunS try, but hiving ...

... |THE MODEL OF THE SIRGU OF SRBASTOPOLA We have een a large model of the fortifications of Sebastopol, and of the dcga works before it, which is to be sebibited at the laenoer-squarer ooms. Itha been made by Signor Giuseppe Tenicba, an Italian, who visited the town of Sebastopoltwice, ontba first occasiou remaining there a fortnight, and on the next ocasion more than two months, so that he had ...

... IAMICABLE PEBMANENT BUILDING I Association. A public meeting of this- society was held at the office, Sussex Hall, Leadenhall-street, on Monday last, for the purpose of giving an explanation of the principles of the society, and to ballot for an advance of money. One of the Directors informed the meeting that the Board had re- solved to obtain the services of a gentleman independent of the ...

... AO .RAXLWAY MIS6AA1.AG9M]aT. ;TO TKl gbiTOROF THE n DA tir I .i~ten . f railwayithe gret o ul f ray 4 re- ~,hupble~roptieA~tI ,th k~yun be ige the to t rhet athouedisasroe usit honasqeaicda thAO6 capitnlt bat yata*uctsifc the presentratam, the Id iecle ste du~dtosi mnt'b,;,dlongtecr ~ a'mite ?? .. ,. .d ounlds it'a their a twteusionftiulerefyt4 hen adtth to rret te dstrui ...

... TO THU EiITOR OF THE DAILY NUWE. Smg,-An anxious wish is entertained by the numerous dependents in the shops and counting-houses of the metropolis that' nest Monday week should be kept as. a general holiday. It is asserted on behalf of the proposal that their daily lot is one. of laborious toil, rendered drudg- ing by its monotony, and of confinement most oppressive to the mind and exhaustive ...