... 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 ...

... SMITHFIELD, Dec. 3.-Fine upland meadow and rye- gr ass hay, 120s, 125s inferior, 85s, 95s superior clover, 13 0s, 135s inferior, 95s, 100s; straw, 24s, 28s per load of 36 trusses. WHITECHAPEL, Dec. 3. At this market to.day there was above an average supply of hay and straw, with a fair demand at the following quotations :-Good hay from 110s 123s inferior ditto, 80s 100s clover (good) 130s 138s ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. KCnCE.—As this paper is Registered at the General Post Office r transmission abroad, according to the recent postag regulations, it may be sent to the United States of Ame- nea, the Canadas, India, Australia, or to any part of Hee Majesty's dominions, by simplv fixine upon it a 6inglr postage stamp. vcrnamuniijatioiis from Looker on, A Rate Payer and upon VI eights and ...

... VISIT OF THE KING OF SARDINIA TO PORTSMOUT H. ThI. A ;, A C 0 - - A F . - .- X: nid The visit of the King of Sardinlia to Portsmouth took t ,he place on Monday. Thle King Was accompanied by their it Roy-al HImesisnes Prince Albert, the D)uke Of Cambridge no and Sir 61aries Wood, First Lord Of the Admirai1ty His Majesty wao attended by the Marquis ?? i ve Miuister at the British Court;- Count ...

... Rumours of an impending peace are more rife than ever- Even tbe very terms on which it is to be proffered to the Allies are now specified by some of our daily contempo. aries. Austria proposes that Sebastopol shall never be re-con- structed-that no Russian fleet shall exist in the Black Sea-that no other road shall be open to the Russiaus to Constantinople-that the mouths of the Danube shall ...

... Tbis happy event took place at Brandon, near Coventry, on Tuesday last, which is the seat of the bride's brother-in-law, J. Beech, Esq. The bride was given awayby her brother, Colonel Madocks. There tvere beautiful triumphal arches in the village, and over the lodge and church gates. The school childreu were collected, and strewed flowers on the bride's pathway, as she left the church. After ...

... i- - D. James Clifford, who had been remanded from Thurs- of day, on a charge of imposing on the credulity of several n parties, by representing himself as a messenger from the id other world, so thereby obtaining money from them, was at brought up for farther examination at the Cork police '0 office, on saturday. is A comfortable-looking farmer, named Michael Cash. w man, and residing near ...

... LOsr ON A MOUNTAIN. Dr Ball, whose remarkable escape from death by exposure on the White Mountains has already been mentioned, has reached this city. We have from his own lips the Following account of his adventures Dr Ball left the Glen Houston Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, to take a short walk upon the new carriage walk which has lately been built. That brought Mins to a small shanty ...

... - SECO'N PDITIO$ BY ELECTBIC TELEGRAPIL At amseetingof the Eaetert Counties Railway eon, yesterday, the Chairnan (Mr. Waddington) and received with a degree of clamour borsering upoe A, motion to adjourn the meeting was rejected, the of lavestigaton'a report was adogted, their abourts, qnested to be continued, and the C airman and a iitiM k Directors were called upon, by mu resolution, tore, ...

... MERTHYR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. The fortnightly meeting of this board was held on Monday, at the Board room. The following members were present:—Messrs. R. T. Craw- chav, (presiding), A. Hill, C. James, J. Bryant, J. Jones, R. Forman, W. Evaos, D. Rosser, G-. Overton, W. Morgan, and L. Lewis. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The Clerk then read the Surveyor's Report, ...

... OUR host was a worthy Bey wlio had been severely wounded by the Russians, and who received us with great cordiality. Two sheep were immediately slaughtered for our benefit, and in about four hours we sat, or rather squatted down to a sumptuous repast. Dinner in Circassia is brought in upon a small round table about eighteen inches above the ground, and upon which are piled huge junks of boiled ...

... BOROUGH AND SPITALPIELDS, Dec. 3.—Large supplies of potatoes have arrived up to these markets since Monday last, coastwise and by railway, but their quality has proved in- ferior. The imports have been trifling—namely, 5 barrels from Hamburg, and 40 baskets from Rotterdam. Generally speaking, the demand is in a sluggish stale, as follows:- York Regents, 90s to 110s; Scotch, 80s to 95s; ...