... LATEST NE WS. PREPARATIONS FOR TUEH NEXT ar CAMPAIGN. th I BERLIN, MONDAY PYFNING.-Intelligence from to Russia conirfros the difficulty of inrintaining the Sp paper money in, circulation. The patriotic gifts towards the expenses of the War are prin- cipailly made in paper, so that the treasury gets cli its iiotes returned to it. ce Great arrangements are making in the Baltic ports onl ...

... (From our Own Corrcsponlienlt) MOsNDAY, December 17. Is CONiCLUTSION Or IrIlE WINTFiS ASSIZES. oh our winler assi:ecs for the Christmos gaol delivery were I brought to a close on Sattorday afternoo atitl efr fu o'clicls, after aI busy sitting of fourteen days; two courts gt having oat for tire tlial Of prisonlers fo five days.l~ ?? of calendar, which woo unusually heavy atteoenigo the ...

... | BELTTING /BOP THE WEEK. tATTttBSAL% L'S, Mo9aA.-The near approach of Christmas renders 6portioe maiteis sonietyhc flat band but a limited number of subscribers attend ; The Co'rnei. erober was the only animal mentioned on Mon- day in rsspect to the iCheterCnp: 500 to 10 was the taking-p rice. For the Two Th~o~usand, Yelloq J~ack'was in strong demand. Artillery was firmly snpporttdfior ...

... I g The letters and journals brought by the Over- II land Milt were delivered yesterday evening, to the following dates-Bombay, 16th November; Cal- ,s cutts, the 8tb. r. The following is a summary of Indian events . since the departure of the preceding mail te BOMBAY, Nov. 16. ,g The Santhal insurrection is not yet extinguished, a but is in process of being put down. Martial 3 law has at ...

... NAVAL AND MILITIRY NEWS. WOOLWIWCH, DEo. 14. Tle Firfly, paddle itean ve.sel, Captain Henry C. Otter, arrived at Woolwicht at 9 a.m. to-day, frm Sheerness. She is ordered to proceed to the Victoria Dooks, where she is to remain during the winter. Thc acrew steam-vessel Buffalo hus completed her cargo, which cousists of a general cargo of light stores, and left I Deptford to-day on her passage ...

... LONDQ2V AND MIDDLESEX ARCHZO9- LOGC1AL SOCIETY. The first general meeting of the members and friends of the London and Middlesex Arohwelogical Society was held in on Friday, at Crosbyhball. The Right Hon. the Earl of Londesborough was to have taken the chair, but was pree- vented by illness from leaving his seat in Yorkshire. In M the absence of the noble earl the chair was taken by the Rev. o ...

... rfi WAR. ?de ArSelleS has the following sum- the l6atest Z 0lligence whiob has been re 3t %a ra the seat of war a .,ea frdom when the Ganges left Constanti- fleet, commanded by Admiral 0pleitb° S gp50riuto weigh anchor, and to pro- evat rise ia the eastern part of the Mediter- o e riati The English cavalry ineaoac t r t e a statinople, where gn toearriegitnets already occupied ,,,a beg,~ FUr ...

... L ODDN AXD AWDDoL.8i44iAIRQ.W L OG14CL ?? s cadgIeT ?? ,, ?? Qi Friday Inot an impbrlint public '4tin6 eP laieri-ot arcbtimlog 7took -pia'ce in the g 'me-ban 6tobbyi 411all, with the objqct of foendingithe 'ndbeve nsminotittnI tlon. Theeohairas' to have bien tblen by LordLonddei borough; but the m leoing, which w ,a a vry numesotsa one, learnt-with regret that hi lorhip va preventa4 by ...

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... Nz ATIOhf4L PRO VIDWWTIfI3UTIONk ;Ye rrdpy the 20th annual suetig f the r A of the oe institution ws held at the L 'ondan rTaer, a : S. II Lowse, Esq., in the chair. I - * ,TAG rnport: gi Se diretogr fot Q ,tbh nert yer, 11h b wss read b the secret$y1 states that sineo tohe jai,year .o the ?? -of thib Moiety, whean 010 plfles. werets ieoued, the business of the institution bes continued'tA 1 ...

... f ha= Iw^^n -- st- - . It has been seen that a --miscarriage took place in the Ws ceremony of presenting the Corporation Address to the i48, King of Sardinia on his late visit. It was certainly a A', great disappointment to the members of the Corpora.. tion to have been kept for four hours in waiting on the King. and then to find that they had nothing to do but depart. They ware thus as Mr. ...

... The Pacific (s) Las arrived with adviee5 from New M York to the 27th November. M r The Washington correspondent of the Journal of of ICommerce soya it is understood CC that the repreenta- RI r tions of our government regarding the alleged violation D Iof the neutrality laws by Mr. Crampton have not been thi met in that straightforward manner our government had di .a right to expect. b3 Mr. ...