... 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 ...

... ST. AsDAN'S THEOLOGICAL COLLEO, BllKENHEAD. I MICHIAELMAS TERM EXAMINATION, B55. W P PRINCIPAL'S PR .OTIONs.-Pirsc Trta: First class e Phillips, Guest, Firth, Connell ?? Fcatherston, o s,(Equ.) Second cla, David Rtchards, Vale, Tentiell ii n- Thomas 1-I. Davico, Hartley, Ford. Thirdoelas,Jua., d it Thlorrlry, Lsmh Irt, Fox, Seweli.-Second Term: Fir.t n n- olass, Foster. Seeond cl8, Pashley, ...

... u_ ~THE SURRENDER OF KARS. ra e, General Mouravieff's despatch announcing tlit' capture re or of Kars has been received and published in St. Peters ' D. burg. -Ile reports that lie has taken possession of 130 cannon, T Ws large stores of ammunition, seven standards, and 10,000 WI in prisoners, besides those already reported. 'ilie sufferings of thle garrison had been frightful. fr, Terms of ...

... ascertained. TO TUE EDITOR OF TIIE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-Will any of your readers be pleased to explain, to us unlearned in Municipal Law, whether the Town Council of Derby desire any special exemption from the directions of the 52nd section of the Municipal Corporation Act, regulating the filling up of vacancies in their body ? And if those regulations are in force, it is to be hoped they will ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 0II to It is in vain that old folks put on a smile of supe- tc le riority as t he eyes of their young ones brighten at the name of December, the talk of waits, the sight of i holly sprigs in the grocers' shops, or anything else te that makes it evident that Christmas is once more J; drawing near. We know that though they look so R wise, they have numbers of chords in their hearts bI which ...

... Letters and journals from the Cape of Good Rope I came to hand yesterday down to the 27th October. I These aRot9WO leave IQovernor 5it Goc'rge Qrey in the Orange Free State. Ie was to leave Bloe-n' tfontein about the middle of October, and thenke by Winburg and Harrismith to Natal. 'The following. are the chief points in a reply from hiq Excellency Ito an address from the inhabitants of ...

... FRANCE. ?? PARIS, SUNDAY, SEVEN rPOL - Denmark, it i~s ox- D ~eted, will very shortly Sign. a treaty simslsr to Chat VI0f Four Enlstvessels of swar hoave ?? in tbse thi ID dsh ster to look after some American crf known b to be l aden vith war materiel for Ru;sia. * The news of the satpfluation of the Swedish treaty, we P .Lear from Germany. has proiluced a groat senentien, and P ~eIalty ait ...

... 'SCHIOOL YOU1 TIIr DIRIAP AND DusmB.-The pupils of thi~s orhojlto he iuniserof bou 70 vsjoyd their usnal Clsiotssa l~~t tt hurdaylu-t. he itting hall Of everrees, eed he hilrenwerelsrvidd sith sets *.sv seetsen um~e innr o m~t befastd ibus padds~ b thebouny ~ Ric~itt 1tultho~,Esq., chalir. ployrd orualilooted with various articlsi eilwrs rude by she girl-. Lat~er its the da3 h uispttcl Of ...

... RE*O, MA I I a . .TI .r .o . I 8.. . |UpEFonxATmSr ?? ]sss ((tigointhaue Xdoiae~)~ On rl aya ee~tirg converted lby~advertisement. pi The moeqtw wees w oet .influential in: its -oh&-Xacte, -Outint, pyiseng ?? an m-nagllstrateli from Iti 'P pslgte; -of the county. . Amnoug- those! prevent-wores'the-Dale, -an Hith Snetiff ol he Cunty, the Earl do f% Werr,.-HonH cli ,Brand, ?? Admiral. Sir -H. ...

... | SEMUPYRAL MONUMENT IN YORK CA TIHEDRAL. Ddriog he present week a very cbaste and well-exocuted aural nolemlent of laaosiC design bas been placed in the ouh aisle) of the choir, io memory of the offioers and rivles of the 61st Foot who fell at Burmah during the ;it f1$5263. The monument consists of a full length 6aire of an oficer of the regiment, in a standing posture, vocovered, and in full ...

... . (FROM OUR OWN coaazLAoN'ODT.) [A ?? of the following appeared., in' out. Even it 3ditionl of yesterday] PARIS.' MONDAY EVANINe. The political world in mqre than eaaullyauilto-day. The telegraphic news that Prussia *vill slrpjort the Austrian propositions, and that Russii iskpiepired to oonsent to the neutralisation of the Black Sea',' although it sounds important, causes nqo excitement. The ...