... OUR CONTEMPORLBt-1s. T-qlTwo Aaaufl GAMBIED AwiTYm.e.)- We do not mean to exaggerate the suces of the Bus. * general KarsisnotanotherSebastopol; AMOenDI enot such another volable purt a the CfimeL But ether Wt our a uth n derrate the loss we have so- =d as the apathy of our statesmen underated the cethat wa required. To have conquered a arrisoen cspable of suh a defence as it has maintained ...

... THE DEATH OF JOSIAH COYDER, ESQ. We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Josiah Condor, which 0elancholy event occurred on Thursday evening, at his residence in St. John's-wood. Surrounded by his family, who hafe been in constant attendance upon, him ever since his illness assumed a serious form, he most peacefully entered into rest at about hal'-past eight o'clock, without a struggle. ...

... SECOND EDITION7. .UOANING CHRONICLE OFPICN, Saturday, 12 8) p.m. TELEGPIAPEIC DESPATCHES.' THE NEGOTIATIONS. DRESDEN, FRIDAY. Baron Seebaob, the Saxon Minister at Paris, and also son-in-law to N. de Nesselrode, who is about to proceed to St. Petersburg, is to explain the position of affairs, and to recommend moderation to the Russian Government, which regards the neutralization of the Black ...

... ?? question of the Danish sound dues isthau stated in the BanCers' Oircular:- There has been for some tiue rather anangry feel. ing expresed in several of the American journals rela. tive to the eustom of charging certain dues upon the passing of ships through the Sound into the Baltic in proportion to their tonnage. By the principal Euro- pean states these charges have been loeg acknowledged ...

... SERViCES 0F A LIFE.BUAT. - - -II An o i was FreJ.ted, at Tuby, of kly W=n, r the Irat time during a gale of wind from S E,,tb life-boat of tise ?? and the',resut- of the trial vws in every reepect satsfactory; indeed it was well it was go, for the next day both ee life-boat and crew were severely tried, b%* they behaved admirably. The undinching courage and untiring energy of the crew, in ...

... Baron Martin has explained to Doctor Jackson. His speech had been garbled, says the judge; Ithe speech was given verbatim, say the local reporters. However, we give the judge's own words from his explanatory letter to the sensitive, but nevertheless patient, Doctor Jackson :- The hubstance of what I maet to say, and believe did say, was this-that in a case of presumptive evi- dence ...

... : EALTII OF LONDON. It w shown at the last report that London bad 5 rd an increase of InOrtfity, the effect of cold weather. In the week that ended lat Saturday, though the rigour of the weather was not miitiated, but aug. Inuntd, the number of deaths regiseed rwas not quite equal tothat of the preceding week; the numbers in the two periods having been 1 2Y1 and 1,257. It is agreeable to ...

... AI AM Wl1CNN LaDY atN, SEBASfopoX. rirom: the-New. York -turssl oaCmec. We haves been. favoured with tile following extract of a l'tter from. ani meia dyPriobably' tha- frst nd lyone wh as visited they scenes of car'ae Iwrote you a few lines from Kdmiesch,.which 1 do not borlithre exoursions,& Tne to hec-qurss.ad-n 6ea me.-oy He'I ong ngis - hi ofice one d t ha noctae mrngs'tonbe hiredt hat . ...

... The Austrian Gazette of the 20th inst. says The moat important step, and the only one which could bring about pence, has been taken. The. de- liberation on the means of re-establishing peace, provided by for Art. 5 of the treaty of the 2d of December, has made considerable progress. Aus- a tria wvil, no doubt, cause her voice to be heard inP such a manner that we may expect it to be listened ...

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... TIE PEACE 2EGOTIAOnm A letter from Berlin, of the 22nd, in the y I have at piesent somthig 'positive end in ' l' announce. I a: bort te since stated t Pctsntto confided by the.King to th Count Munster wes 33508 symtpom of the disposion o hs ajeaty. At a happy have good resson for beving that ?? about to be manifestd by a atilmoraigniflt E political men'. have ben srck by ths complet cha° ...

... ELECTIONT OF CGaIRsIAa.-The adjzturned meeting of the new Me- tropolitan Bo rd of Works for the election of permanent chairman, at a salary of 1,5001. a year. in accordance with the resolutions previously passed, was held on Saturday at Burlington house, when there were only three members absent of the forty-four who compose the Board, and Mr J. A, Noolsy presided, as on the former occasion. ...