... 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 ...

... ..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 ...

... - 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, ...

... iROYAL AGRICULTURAL SUCIRTY OF I ZNGLAND. MONTILY CoufouL.-Mr. ay~mond Barker, V.P., in the Chair. Forty.t4ree new members were elected. FMrAOscS.-Mr. Raymond Barker laid before the eouncil the monthly report on the accounts of the society, from which it appeared that the curreat cash balance in the bonds of the bankers was £361. PAR.S IMPLEMENT Snow.-Mr. Evelyn Danison, M.P., ai English Juror ...

... [FROM ?? OWpn COOI3SPOXDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY ETHNING. No news either from the theatre of diploniacy or of war to slake the anxious curiosity of the public mind- There is, I think, great reason to doubt whether matters have advanced so far towards ne- gotiation as some of the correspondents of the various journals, both. French and Eng- lisb, have conceived themselves nuthorised to state. I am ...

... 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 ...

... ALIC ?? TEB. - :I ; I Aurie GAAY THE. IMPOST'OR BIRMINGHAM, SAiMii.i. Thb woman wu, aai .brpoghbt hefr thenm ii- , tretsiftbistwnthlwarnorning oisremand upon sehbagoeof jutry. TheMeyorend ssvelothertrstareou0 the bench, and the court was densely crowded. ,Mr. Thomas Hardiog with Mr. Kitson, of Wolva:. hodiaton, 'appeared to prosecute; and Mr. Bartlett, of Wolverhat teon, to diteonthe accouse , ...

... I SOUTH DURHAM AND WORTH YORK- I SHIRb SOCIBTY. On Thurday thethird xhibition wast opened in the Misrket-squsre, with splendid stock, and a large attepdanuce of visitors. li The entries of stoc6k were smuch more numerous than ait the proviogslexhiblikioiis, and the number of visitors- as shown by the money taken for ?? as great onthei first day's show of this year as on both days of last year. ...

... VPJRM OU OWN COO UPONDZXi.) BERLIN, DEC. 9. At the Grand CounDCi at St. Petersburg it has been resolved to fortify St. Petersburg and Moscow, and commissions of engineer. have been appointed to mike plans of defence. General Dein is the president of the cormmisson fo St. Petersburg, and General Todtleben of that for Mosow. SPAIN. MADRID, Dzu. 7. The Marquis de Turgot has appealed to the law ...

... 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 ...

... THEID ot, OF THE PEOPLE. TO WEU IDiWOZO1 BZE DALTWO. , Six,-In en~deivouring. to: point out such eonstitu- tional remedies to the: constitutional evils detailed ia Imy last, letter as suggest themselves to my inid, 0 I am not so salgaine as to believe thatany ready- I made plan should not coutain grave defects; asd I therefore, slthongh I may appear to speak dogma-. tically in the fol owing ...

... T. HE, I T E 7 ?? 8inmaxr. i The United:-Statas 3ai-Steamu-ship Pacifi;'OaP. 4'a A.EdE~art~ esat eight o'clock this. Sheha 81pasebgmi on ho0iA On the Voyage homethepasenges pwasaidto the captain ,au The acid broght ,000'dollarg in ?? beemnimmenab Know-Nothing torchlight, demonstration at Wambiegtonon. then 23rd~ tilt,' e six hundred delegates from Baltimore wer prnI A grand Know-Nothing mess ...