... THI A;, I , 'C ccrdig o letters *fro' Wroaw ' ehe movenment, 94 the .parv of s ~Uft BRssiau armyis ox y peeled to tik lc gie~rrsom Whether such a nmovemwent be ppssibl ar ?? ni~aters of thofllack SeA, and mAY aVahX7'tinie; throw a body of, troops, upon an~y Ip'art ?? e oae ah pise uposing .Mouravieff to iossue h ofn. sire with thp vhol[6 army -of the (Janglauus -'which gi numbers abpxit '90,00 ...

... I . iJOSEF IN ..z AceIW TE I )3I:; - B'NK,.R Cd,9 A, E$C A-'OT, 1,4. , i I;, .o TUX 23DITOI OW Tie ?? ftraw. - A : ug,_TbeYO i s omething remable inthehet -that, with the exception of the var, -the 'tw sUbjeetS . *orr 'the inametut ot ying .,the 1ttentioraf of -the tblij sre ,th,.'4rik Curter at ?? 184. s gn ;he , Mains of redering honour to i 'r0 Qiocit ~ -the late J. Humi, ?? -I avail ...

... DECIMAL COINAGE, WEIGHTS ANI 1MEASURBS. TO TRN IDXOR OF ThUtl DAMY PW. ISiz,-In an educational, u well M to mtoomercigl point of view, there b porhaps no subject of pgte impo- tese then the decimelisetion of our colasge, weights, end To abridge the study of the schoolboy, ac eil se the work of the counting-house, by being onbl to effoS *II arithrstl6al calculatione by the epplictlie' of the ...

... TH:EI A1IEiRIC;AN STAGE. ^BOSTON, SiTURDA:, DEC. 1-Mr.' Forrest closed a most successful engagement--here yesterday evening,' having-pliyed oat his series of-ascore nights Spartacus is spoken: of as his leading performance: .it certainly- is- an excellent one. -The twenty nights have. brought in an; average of eight hundred dollars on each occasion. Being calld- before the curtain, before a ...

... M0RYING CHRONICLE OFIoRC, Wreduesdcqi, 12 80 P.M. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. PARIS, TUESDAY. NI: ?? The Cairo has arrived at Marseilles, Bih a es from Constantinople to the 14th, and from the to i Crimea to the 11th. ther ?? ~fos EXP.RSS FRO31~ PARIS. [FROt OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] whu PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING. lu I have no political intelligence to communicate tha to you to-day, unless it be a ...

... n a THE WRATUKIR. ler The weather since Saturday has becn sc v stormy, and, in consequence of the gales, the Dail3 ;l have been seriously retarded. 'OU CHRISTMAS CHARITIES. The committee of the Mendicity Iastitut he Vsher's-quay, provided a substantial meal of beef I mutton, bread, and boiled rice for nearly Goo desti' tute persons on Christmas-day. The contributj0 ?? of bread, meet, &c., for ...

... ?? ? . I . .QOvann Pea uon v1i X- ON FOR l.Th Dublin cor od of t wtova Whij stas6 that: a con- frence of thi iaw oficers of the Crow was held, to tiake lute donslderution .tbhe -proprietr-of pariistlg certain neiapodes -fat txeir crrtupoh :the Attorney-ienetol inetsne 't the Bble-bl~imtingptoasctio6s The swrlt does not know the result. A rumour to the effectthat some proceedings on thepii of ...

... EASTERN COUNTIES RAILIAy (C'nsfistel freom TAe Morning Chkroricla of y11ut'Y s ADVANCES. We nre accused by the Committee of InveetiJ,,.I baving improperly made adraarica out ?? api I shall give you the particulars of these advancese run it will then be for you decide as to the impropriety of an one of them. 1. The first advance referred to is an advance te the Norfolk Railway CompanY of ...

... ADmIbISTR&oTw RZxOII On Monday evening, B. IL IL MoPre, Eq., addreama . numerous and respectable audience at Crosbyif n Bid - ate-street, .on the subject of- admnsetive repc , the means proposed for iti attainment. Mr. GAssioT, who presided, having briefly inrdc the lecturer, Mr. Mooua commenced by observing, that it was t on very good authority that when the budget of the was opened in ...

... DEVONSHIRE.-PUBLTO R ?? inrhlbitant of the parish of Bishopsteignton having for Fome time been at variance with his neighbours, and rejec'ting the attempt of a muhtal friend to bring about a reconsiliation, the Bxeler Gazette relates that- PBetween the conclusion of the Sunday morning prayers and the administration of the holy ?? on Suaday morning; this gentleman roee from his seat, and with ...

... I SUMMER AND WINTER.-HEAVY DAMAGES. I The following rather singular trial cme off in the Irish Court of Common Pleas, Dublin. It was an ac. tion brought by Miss Sarah Harford, a lady about the age of twenty, five, against the defendant, Mr. Edward Singleton, a gentleman upwards of sixty years of age, for a bresch of promise of marriage. This promise was admitted bat thedetendaet pleaded that ...

... ?? i . , 1, ; ThanilteonutCt'ains the ldllowi*i account otio ?? lately ittl~tkeunby thle French trki4i . ie 0iiotep~onef b~ench sne.e*isz the .,djaW~paa tf4A have been the noim e Theb ded chelif a hammed Ben 'Adallah, and Salmou, the ?? of Tuggurwhehad'ded~ t'ehe ieglons of the idnth tbe nearest soe tPI1! t oe$haipts fge.y fiJ, 8a ,th6 aumbeL 'of' ?? scox ~ tl , snhbllg;'dt~eb ?? ieven state ...