... 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 ...

... ?? ? . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... * THE DIVIDED KiOW.NOTHI The United States mail brings as yet no president's peessage. Du rg the first two days of the meeting of doogress, no lese than nine ballots for a speaker took plaei in the house of representatives, but none of the candidates Could muster a sofficient majorlty. It is in- timated ia the New York Herald tbat arrargements aia been entered into, in consequel~e of which toa ...

... 'CHURISTMS PANTQMIMES. ,, TO. _. _ d the frhano %n fint-h~ -t111 o glance St MOe TPrPu lcmmng ?? w ilL our readers to mah3e a selection of the enter. ray best plewetheirtaste, butaleoenablethem, uproarious impatience of the occupante of the Itb hlidey weci, to understand something of ,s well aeste feat the e e We do not pretend l hsve theqmoat attraetion in the flonrg run: nc only Irite from ...

... CHANGEB IN THE HOUSE or cormmO I several n members will take their seats on the o en- ing of parliamnent ?? mouth, and some writs wit be .moved for as soon as the house assembles. The Right Ron. Robert Lowe having accepted the office of Vice-Pre- sident othe Board of Tkade, resigned his' eed, and was re- elected for Kidderminster, on the 14th of August, the. day on which parliament was ...

... THE IN THE: wAR - CRIMEA. The following correspondence has been received from ebasitopol:- . :~ . I - ?? - . Iebastopol 'Camp; Sabastopol, Dec. 3. 'The weather ha% ,ontlnuad very unsettle&d. The wind, wrhich blew very strongly ftom a~sewtherlydirectlonl doing thle night of 'the 80th of 1'ovember and early on the morn- ing of the 1st instant, cesaid: sone' daumage' through the camops, but ...

... SZflZATZOIX ?? MMMUGM90 :L MM.-ouPM.-We extract the following hom, a MeiboUhne letter, ?? from thence:- We have hue scarcely any of 'the war excitement which fill Eup an the parts arer to the actual battleji'selds. We ivezia sateofconsaht'ah-t changeprores The ['general aspect of thins, both-social and polftiel is 'unch 'alteredom what it wais. at the atof mylast. People are settling down in ...

... WIE M RUSSIEA The following letter has been received. from 8t. Peter burgh,,uider date the 8th December.:-- The plice area so active here that it is-discult and even dangerous to write anything, and each time I take up my pen I do so infear and trembling, and am only tranquil when I know that my letter is fairly over the frontier. You can hardly imagine the condition in which 8t. Fatersburgh ...

... ?? p THE AUf ^STR'>,N .-C~ONOORAT ,S.TD I THE ENGLTSH HISEAROHY n SIB,-Most of YO:r e iporariis have made a mighty fuss about .the Austrian coneordat-aa instru- -ment by 'which- that pious--butcher, Francis Josepb,. has 'constituted 'the Pop: sole soyereign 'overthe' Cathofle clergy withi e th ao-a:sbnrg domhinons.. This covenant between the Emiperor and the: supreme Pon- tiff ?? are told, a ...