... Y ;,KS HI I II , l, XV ,NTFJ tGAOL DElLIVERCY. Yt'JI (.l1 ?? E, SATURDIAY, Dhe. 15. .. (Before Mr. Justicel XXILTTVt.) WI LAX MYiKIt[S. and ilUiEl1T' MYERS~', convicted l ottth prevails dayv of nlight pincltine, on1 lands liol'mit -e t- X.ii FirattI , E e !i0twticgniq, ii~-.tciuced to a l BiLE ' Pi 1 vc ysterdlay cony ietet ;iand sentenlcedl to 0 Iieur-li'lyllr 4 tal-p irtl~tioll, fur tile ?? ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC - - RAILW'AY TRAFFIC RETURiNS. 231D WEEK THIS HALF-YEA R. T Tot l Sas elure, or Mliles. RAILWA . 13 55. 1354 1-year 1854 Drcrse. '55. ?? , RA&LIWAVYS. ISO 1 ; 3- -I- ' LAberdeen sidS8 lMid. 3133 27 'i 61105 155053i 6192 9105 811 Bl| I ?? 7513 0 TD 2055 14 2 i 10 6 . iD a Ulin & K stewr , 61935 2045 5I 1 0162 1248507 1330 133! 33 ?? Exeter . . 5172 4360 144 137 9 671 1 17 e ...

... NOR7I-WEST LONDON PAEVENTJVE AND REFORMATORSiNSTiTUTION. This excellent institution, situate at 19, New-road, near Gower.street North, was formally opened on Wedresday by a public meeting convened by the zealous committee. In the absence of Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., M.P., who did not arrive kill after the proceedings had opened, the chair was taken by the ion. W. F. Cowper, M.P. The Rey. J. H. ...

... LATEST INI'TELLIGENCE. IMTPUL'E OF THE RUSSIANS. i'Arta. Dcc. 13.-1he .MSiten-r announces that the Minister of War has rcreinel thc following te!c. -raphic d lpatch trom Marshal l'elissicr:- *-Scshwtopol, Der. S. One p.m. I hivc re .ived' the fctlowin.L tlesa2tch fronm the _neral in commranad of thc Irt Division of the Ist A.. hocly of some 2.000 to 3.000 iniantry, and about 400 or Zx( horse. ...

... 1dEMIORAI. TO T 'TEl LATE JOSEPH HU.M. Some time back the Earl of Fortescue an- noulncad his aiteltioln of oallinag upon such noble- ineu a'ua gcaatleialmu of the Liberal party as are or .have htbetu amtliberi of the louse of Commons to umae ilJ eietauar a testiunonial to the memory of tbla h: .Mlr. Ilume; but the suggestion of a 'genai-;d pualto subscription for that parpose may bo pr aperly ...

... Qumbe bll Sagest ANlD EAST RIDING TILES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FBR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] AT length the vague rumours of pacific negociations, which have worried and perplexed us for a month past, have assumed a definite shape. We have now semi-official authority for the statement that certain terms of peace have been agreed upon by England and France, and that those terms, ...

... LOND DONi TMU1RDA Y, DEC. 20. WITH regard to the war'in the east of Europe at winter is the season for diplomacy, runours, projectsp -in short, for ,ll kinds of mystification. Amaid this a4 hubbub of discordant reports-wiore bewildering-than tl the viewless voices which assailed the advetturers, a, in theh Arabian tale, who attemipted to climb the- w enchanted mountain in search of the singing ...

... (twax OUR OWN; COJB1SPONDUNT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 3. I have at length reached my old quarters, and in resuming to-day my correspondence, after an inter- ruption of several months, I only regret that there is so little to communicate. The Ministry I am happy to find in full vigour, rirmly installed, to all appearance, and, as a rare ex- ception to the rule, uniting in itself the favour and ...

... I i- I . i * - (PFOI1 ?? OpWN CO(B ?OiPOND5.) (The' following' appeared in ohar Evening Edition of yesterday] . : : , . PARIS, TxuaSDuAx Evn1rwn.; The oomplexion 'of the Bour'seS has been 'better; than,&fr some days, past.' There ?? no poiia news, but the truth of the fall 'f Kars, w'hich was' taken for granted yesterday, was much doubted. The rumours of peace, although considered idle by ...

... ADMIRALTY, DuE. 14.-APPOINTMENT. - Pay. master R. Gray (1848), to the Arachne, 18, atDevenport. The following circular memorandum was iseued Yesterday: ?? Guards, Dec. 11. s Th Pield Marshal Commanding-in Chief dosires that on the removal of a regiment of militia from its county head quarters, the number of officers and men specified in the margin [ssee officer (a captain or subaltern), the ...

... RAtcot Intelligence. SATURDAY MORNINIG, DpCEmBEn 15. THE REPORTED FALL OF KARS. From the circumstance that no official confirmation of the fall of Kars, has been received at either Paris or Vienna, doubts of the fact have been in circulation. The I Morning Post,' however, which journal exclusively com- municated the intelligence on Wednesday morning, pledges itself to tbe authenticity of its ...

... COURV4PON EDEN VE. To t/he 1E'isr of the- tpswich Joutrnal. Sin.-Will vou kini3'iv insert inl your Jririai thle en, clo'ed rorrcp1utl idle which% has ;amc- I between the I)eestrar (,nerartl ?? ail the ?? of ilardin- hatin. Norfolk. A% . tlw hr phijp o!rpln;ned of i% euite aS prevalent in this eisiriet hby puhlkhiim the Irtters VoII ?? te tiu in tlonic inlasure to alleviate it, I inish also to ...