... PUBLIO BATHS AND WASM.HOVSES. The queteion whetber the City of London will Coincide with nine metropolitan parishes and maoy provin- cl iltowni in establishing public baths ane wash-houses, will, it is now understood, be finaltr deidded' today, when the recommendation of the oail and Cornand Finance Committee that the City should buy, at a very low price (not balf its cost), *be establishment ...

... I DESPATCH-PROM OHNERAL CODRINGTON I (26ov TAiQNxToS GASITTS) War Departmerit, Det'iS ?? . Lord Pauwifrhas' thia r'ed~ee am ptidh and its 4nulosureI, of which thc followinw are copies, addressed' to hb, lordship by .eneral Sir Wlliam Codrington, C.aB. . h D . . ?? atiol, Dec. 4. - M~yiLordlThe- enemy- continue td'ire' ftfmioatit ally, and 'sometimes heavily, on poerts of' the town. T~hey ...

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... * SURRENDER OF KARS. ST. PETERSBURG, DuO. 16. The Inralide Russe announces that Kars was ar- tendered to General Mouravieff on the 26th of No- vember. The[ Mcchir, Wassif Pach3, eight other Pacbas, General Williams, and the entire garrison, are pri- soners of war. Galignani states that the park of artillery at Eare when it surrendered numbered 120 field pieces, and a few heavy siege guns. The ...

... :. dHS WESTMINSTER PLAY. The' Qaesen' Sholars of St. Peter's, Westminster, in gave, ?? night, the second representation of the o0 Phonno,aidge is customary on the occesion of a second rep. reventetion, it wee preceded by aprologue, spoken by Mr.W. bi W. Follett, the captain of the school. It referred to the deaths bi qt Dr. Phillirnore *n4 Geaeral Markham,. Queen's scholars, and to that of ...

... II * ?? ?? ' = = 7 !. ' . ?? -I; A:. fltSSKA: 'REVZEW' OF 'THE' FpA I I II M, . . . R OIRS. LI Norrd publishes an n ie from wic we esksxtrac te foilew~ng,:-a, O . Po; .,fj ?? thjj ruincars of pseae, yesterday favourably receivsi. are to-day zegarded with incredulity. The Gle and the 7imea affira that negotiatione have, been reopened by Aus. trim, but, they add ,tbat. Rssi has -ot -yet ...

... THE WA I SN TH tis;CRIME.. The faolloing correspondence ,has: been 'recsive4, from ICamp berrord ebastopol, Nbv. 24. IS earcely bad the Ink, dred: on tb's 'papeofqumy lst *letter-before thaeswtheri ?? been' prasidqg 'or i'ts, exraordimary fineness,' suddenly- changed, ?? a api- I dity of'-trausition'enly known inihe-Crimas, as fara ?? -aware,~ ruthed: 'fridi sumnrer to, winter.~ ?? atrong ...

... THE GABDEN.-By E. An ,> I SEASONABLE GARDEtNI If our readers have attended to the iepeated warnlang they have had to protect things against froat, they rsay on Zatin- late themselves that their. steoik be not seered' 'if, on the Qestrary, anybody has neglected our admonitions, and left tender seabjeete to the ?? Of the climate, same rnuat have eaffered, and hle has only himself te b1lame, ...

... REFORMATORY SCIilo0,, 10 SCOTLAND. Orv An important deoision has been delivered; Court of Justiciary in the following ?? tho a Ipector of the poor for the city of Edith b a it parents of Susan Gay. against Thorias Linton, 6 0 c ht ent of police, Edinburgh, Pettr,. There wete present on the banch the Lord Jo the Lord Justice-Clerk, and Lords Ivory, Cowan H t5lj Deas, and Ardmillan. n U dya4d* ...

... |Ah OTER FAIMALB ADPRAN7 UJR i I . . HESTRR. l? ras . ori We find the following extraordinary case in tta old Courantt:- fftc ir pe- It is not often that such an instance of g -a plicity on one part, and of barefaced impud e 5i° nia .re. is exhibited as appears ill the narratire ae e Oi Oh lion lite of a circumstance which occurred in Ohe wi th the noe last few days. In fiction there is nothia ...