... T HE A t TIlHE PEACE PIIOP1OSAIl'.S. rUMOUR0C11ED DETERMINATION 01? TilE CZAR. TO REJEJCT THIEM. and most of the lengtheneid statemeneits in the various papers dusing the last two days coil-cut almoust wholly of speculat ion and conjecture. C'I~ to this tout sonie writers have asserted, and the great sma-jority hate taken for granted, that -Anstria lis niot niade the re cent propositionss ...

... For hat THE PEACE -NEGOCIATIONS. t ts ?? ,Fi;im trzi ?ett.- lets believed bore inth -s Iatr, that Coti t Late rho y is nto thle bearer at tny for oltiniatuslt to itoesia. I1 ?? itgad letter, frot n to: ?? Fin peror of Austria, in t it Lisdouibtful iv I et Ier this letter' tiwe anti other representations. nirc hot, to vrecodis thle trod Itition PPIt of den Miite plii0al-.1ottit 1/ti aie, ...

... LATEST INEWS. .-v (BY ELE5CT'1IC TELEGPBAP-T, odrce, S, ?? RUPTURZIE WITH PEISIA. The Times' (secondl edition) Paris correspondent is in- . formed that the English Minister at the Court of Persia has broken offl ddiplouatic relations with the Shalh. DENMARK AND THE ALLIES. L Thele lovninto Post (Second Editioni) l'aris Corresponldent writes on Sunday- L Denmark, it is expected, will very ...

... ONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24. The woolleni warehouses are nearly all closed this day. Messrs. York and Sheepshanks's, and Wm. Lupton aud Co., two of the oldest established firns in the town are the only exceptions. THE WE ATHER.-A great change has taken place in the weather. A little rain fell during Saturday night, and on Sunday morning a rapid thaw set in, witha conm- paratively mild ...

... THE LATE JOSEPH HUME, ESQ., AND THE B3N I) t ARTER ACT OF 1844. -2 N K C r IART A -- T ii - C~a,-ICCL S50o~ohieigremarkable toL to- the Rect that, wills the exception of thle war the tw ub-i L. , j ects fotr tl eII inoni n 1t oC cuIIpying1 theI a ttenltio; fte1ibi ,aare the Ban Cater Act of 1844, and the means of ren- ?? honour toisgets Pponent, thle late J. Hlume, as Lsq I ava~il myel of ...

... I'AI:IS, Dec. 241-The accouchemeent of the Elpress is l expected to take place between the l5th and 25th of March. ?? i* acthe-etics Her Majesty's hcalth is excellent.- 'IOLDAVIA'. A letter from IMoldavia, cf the 10th of December, states that the Hospoelair GCeegory Ghilia li.3 proclacimsed the entire | I.a olitioii of serfdomu in hiis Principality. This important act wsas carried into ...

... ,LORD LEIGH'S ACCOUNT OF THE| I L+ . FoRMATORY AT ATIETTRAY. 1k The following 1notice of' the (Stablisif1lflft a M--ettrey, Esant~ce, is frem thle pen, of LodLeigh, wl10 iois a elipjdoyed at short visit ?? iii tlie u~seful objct~ Of' .0, gatiieriiig persconal experience and itfrctei ofithebarours 'Ib c-inst itutiocia of thins elazs in the 001111 ny of ourn, ihor b the and Allies. They we-re ...

... LE EIDS.I xc THURSDAY, DECEMBER ?? ra rca his lemencei at the Couirt-hiouse this morning, at nine o'clock, r arefor trial ,: ~i,-wiersone nl lietd inI -1:1 cases. The meat lire: innrate-ue isl that of 13. E. Rotbi n-in, eliarcisroter'st 'I cle rk-, who is char gad withI emhoslzinig, money, the lareperty OILn it of lils employer, Mr. Marshall. Bill ToeEal of (Cardilmn is surrounded 1by a lcarc ...

... i ?? ?? L >IN . . ' L S. a * t.LFnr'irIti in L wnao ii yritlyt1C is tLC o t-C v.t, 05 t v I .X ~r, a- healithy, anid in1 as good V- ordier as czln he e:xi~toctoi if arny bonly of t-voops'` 2he article1 olocco with tiue reiiatl 1111ii-tt1c, vut te v'ouir of two free liatiot~i Aland xxma larger - hce twi~ail fi ae o:ver attati dcii th-' fi-'t oatiip'tigix (if Mny Li iji-_~.t cc satr i-i t , rhol ...

... 10 less ?? the ALICE CRAY OUTDONE. |S tryt The story of Mary Eliza Tremaine, the Canter- I clia 550 bury female impostor, is still snore wonderful than that of j has reat Alice Gray, and, in conjunction with it, would seell to prove [li MEi that the only certain recipe for procuring board and lodgiag, - re- ratis is to go about I'iin search of a new religion. The anti lie revelations of this ...

... Tli? Tim ?? of 'T'tlCsL lky, expressesi a belief that Au~trC; 1 aIL P ilci17, ~illI, 0CC pr, IoLI0ILLc0 decidedly 1k 1 she Allies.. 1 Met The Dail~I/ \-xi- 'ienounces the 11insidious slaves'' who, gaICT in the Ti' 'zei an-i elsewhere, seek to rake ?? war an Occa- inst sion for nor ali~-ice with tile desipots auld not wvith thle andL people ~~,F the continent. ~the ail Ye'(cenlay's Ti.,i ,Ie ...

... TEE LEEDS NE RCURY. 3 ~C H- R I sTrMZ AS 3 [N ?? IN :ENGLLSH HOMES.:1 0! HArPY ENGLAND ! Spite of every draw- I back, happy ! And at n1o season happier than whenl, shutting out the storm and darkness, aud shutting in our truest sources of bliss, our Etrigfibj7 _ur)re3, warlm | as a nest and safe as a castle, gloew at (Christmas with the live coals of domestic affiection, ?? gatler ?? the ...