... : ' I C ! ' , ?? . 'E ' . .: : ' . : .A: ROM&NCE. OF REAL, LIFE.- .. Some years ago a ,bauker, supposed .to'besrwealtky, re, sided in a well-kanown. borough town, of considerable mag- nitude, in the west of inglad.- The bank, however, failed, and thebanker died, leaving-,behind him a, lovelyiaud highly-accomplished-young ladyj his daughter, penniless. She.ato.ne. tithe ?? stage, andpossessing ...

... WAR OEFICI, Dic. 28, Boyal Regiment of Horse Guarde-Oernet E. M. L. Wil- liams Bulkeley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gambler, who retires; M. P. Carew, Gent,, to be Ccraet, by purchase, vice Baillie, prometed; Lieut. I. Lealle to be captain, by pur. chase, vice Satton, who retiree; Cornet Sir B. B. ennilcer, Bart to be Lieutenant, by purahaee,viceBreedon, who retiree. 5rd Begiment ef ...

... A DVFENCE OF THE BRITISH SOLDIER. The following letter is addressed to the Worth British Mail by a private serving in the Crimea.- Camp KA main, Dee. 3, 1865.-Sir,-I trust that thefollowingre- marks will not be considered out of season, or too late for insertion, although they refer to a letter dated so far bachk as October 22. I mean that written by the corresnondent of the Times on ...

... THE PlOVyNE. DHA-BuENING 01 THN Lycom7M TaRIATRIN UN Aw. uy morning, a fire broke out in the Lyceu; theatre, I.ambtonutreet, the pro. paaty of Mr. E. D. Davis, of Neweastle; and in an In. credible short spaee of time this beautiful little edifice was odinced to a heap of smoulderng runin. The amount. of damage sustained by the proprietor is not Yet known, but we are informed that he lately ex. ...

... i:H)SURR8NDER OF KARS.I -4-- RUSSIAN OFFICIAL REPORT. The Invaide RBsse publishes Oeneral Mouraviefr detailed report of the surrender of Kmars follows - Ater the assault upon Kars on September 9D, the Tarks took courage tor a time, expecting our toops to retreat. They were much astavished, therefore, when they saw, on the contrary, the blockade maintained with greater strictne38 than before, ...

... - vOO&TE ON -TE3 ARLIAS T 7^'1MET AND VHEM WA' ?? A soiree** ~held in 1 b -ro, LelbOOMj~ the Loird Adiocatp (IKoncreid),. and Beveral-other -gaatle~l men-attended, sy invitatio. :The clhair was occupled --by- Provoet;Taylor, of, faith. a fe wors ~nthe Responsibilities of the B itish Parlia-, meni,t a topic whichwas-sq!4owhat grave and weig ty at a etn iethi, whicla had been covene for social, ...

... PROFESSOR MILLER'S EXRTEU.flATL ORA'riOl. t is TO TUN ZDITOR OF THb DAILY NaWa. see SIR,-The above ]earoed gentleman went far out hao of his way-for es from Edinburgh to L-adon-to ialurnif at the great benighted Babylon by a grand display of our ond 6Northern lights * For this exoursion, albeit performed Ii in -the hottest- 'haste; he has been rat rr evrel d taken to tek by some of the ...

... G-NERAL ORDERS. 1iesd uartetetS Sebastopol, Dec. 8. ,inform htion lics been received te Gih NoVem bher, hig Highness O ither. Ieft l~a,.tly and M06c cssfullyf orced the passage; pl:113an 95. itl the face Of tbe Rnssiaa Th ree fords vret attacked. The left. u0o{; sateusted to the cormannd of Lieutenant-. c~iooelt 5imenlondal ?? passed the higher ford, Colons° a kie the enemy in reverse at the ...

... A Rp03M&NCE OFI9 BL Le ; - - I~~* W~A- I V- Soae ae S banker, suoposea so 05 wearsay, my or 921k u'lo, ?? town of considerable msitded n west of r Englad. The bank, how- ter 5as din the b ? diedlba he himsehind aums .Ter fie and the bainkers daugtri bth lfst iveiy and her. - faccomphed yo,g lady, his daugl. ted, pennlesms She at one time took to the stage, anod boesessag uiablr harminvoes, a ...

... 1, 4 1 , I , ]rOXIGlq ? DP=XGZN(Z.' ' It is aerdin' Paris thiit Loisg ~N@'oeon' is carryintg on secret Snegotiations wiith the Qerr'ad lower 'rid zRusi~ andi that 'thet Engls7h' Govrnmeis is nio part~ thereto ?? arriv~al df lii. de Persigny, thes Frenchf ambaz ado~r; in .London, 7n! Paris has given iseo to' vayiad rujnoirs, ' on- iieote more or'l&3 w ith' thblieice 'oS: ivar question.' LOne ...

... I THE DARLINGTON DOCTORS AND THE I BLOW POISONING CASE AT BURD'N. 111 a RI 10 al it it 01 'C hI al ti a' iIt, Ift ;b r' IN pi P II b I TO TEN EaITO O F f1 DAILY NEW1. d SIn,-Ie Mr. Ford's letter, which appeared in the h Daily News of the 27th, he writes, D, Dr. H-slewood ays, ' I did not promise to send Mr. Brecknell a full n desription; I promised, as the letter shows, to des- e cribs the ...

... I The ' New York Herald' has given to the world a relation furnished by a certain Colonel Tal. P. Shaffoer of the condition and resources of Russia, as witnessed by him during a recent visit of some five or six months. Wherever he went, says the 'Herald,' he was received by all classes, from the Imperial family to the lowest official, with the greatest hospitality, and every attention and ...