... ;@ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/ TOWN EDI'T'ION. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1857. The glad tidings have come, and there is nothing (save regret for the gallant men who have nobly cast away their lives in the service of their country) to cast its shadow over the season of holiday. Lucknow was relieved on the 17th of November. Sir COtIN CAMPBELL, having brought his forces together in sufficient strength for the ...

... THE EXCISE CAMXP[PAIGN. What fruit might be expected from the theories of Maine Liquor Law lunatics is prefigured in the very judicious operations of the Excise Board, as detailed n the farlborough-street Police-court on Tuesday last. The system of licensing opens an avenue to all desirous of entering the victualling trade upon equal terms, yet the vigilance of police and penalties of law are ...

... FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHTING. LISTS OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. The following despatch from the government of Bombay was received yesterday at the India house: BOMBAY, DEc. 4. Lucknow was taken on 17th of November. Sir Colin Campbell reached Alumbagh on the 12th of November, and began fighting the next day. On the 13th two guns were taken from the rebels, and the fort of Jellabad was ...

... (VitOM A SrECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 16. a After perhaps the busiest and most important three f years of his long career in the East, Lord Stratford a has again gone on conyj to England. A round of valedictory dinners at the palaces of the principal members of the ministry, followed by an audience of leave with the Sultan on Thursday, completed his exccellency's official ...

... EXTRA O1RDINA T TRIAL FOR SLAZS'DBR. A maost singular action of Nhs naturc has been before the Dublin Court of Exchequer fir the last nine days, and is likely to occupy many more. ' rho plaintiff is Mr. George Strevens, nephew of' the unfortunate Mrs. Sarah far aso anyv knowledge of the perpetrators is in question. The defendant is Mr. Christopher Campion, a Dublin attorney, who for mtany ...

... LATEST INTELLI ENCE, IFROMt OUR OWR CORREfSPONENT. I -PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING. T'ha Moniteur comes out with a Christmas-box for seventy-eigah widows and daughters of civil and military functionaries in distrass. The Chateau de -Severne-i, erectedinto asort of Hampton C3urt, where apartment 3re provided bj the Emperor on a modest-but respectabkt sea's for their axcormodation On miarriage they ...

... t - - - i - _j, B,9E,.NEESPLAY :, ., ,, .: ?? ?? ?? ., ?? last, the bcstX and the Loosttfashionably attended' - epresentation of Adelphi f' t06ld plabe Ihsti `eW'ning Andbnk the diitesti.ti'the, old iy Among the distinguished viqitqrs t.? the, eld )?9rmi~tge t vvere their Exasollencieg the jelgian an4d. DuitchAm. bassadors, the :1ev. .. C..Hawtrey, D;D i7 the- necorm- plisahed nnd estimable ...

... --LflV:ACIEiAl$ STDAMBU1lz -. *lhtlaunchiiisg:,if t ?? ill not he aseismed&nlil , the xt',EirirjD, A'Vi Ici hsppfnl.t.ithelelqae of the yiar thowtelc~igiieai sean~emplyed in~dsrivnji 'll3e 'for the ezection of frosh buttresses nearer the cridfet.i Tbehydauh~poe'ewbih wl A_ VPILoied-onthe ifesiimp- ti~nof te opraho - Whtbeidig': ?? %ublej hat to .be twelvq {additionaI. hydraln lruns,'t ...

... ~IND1IN Th~d~lowiig i a1ateg dieusfd to the Murkariznews- ~I~R~humher~ of~indi~icontate -an ?? ~ are nidd%- fr~m -the 'Riltisa tUeerfetW cbi r iihes. df-`hh tif~ country ~ IS~I ~Ee~h~A&-Orioulta 'dotiiily propf~spi th t~t~ltr# tibgm Ifi~tive rb~ ...

... THE MURDER AND CIDE NE-AR I EU~STOV-~SQU4.RB. import Yesterday an adjourned inquest on the bodies of Londol the man and woman who were found with their throats cut in in Rot a bedroom at Harper's Coffee-house, 38, Drummend-street, Mayne :Euston-square was held by Mr. Wakley, the coroner, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, George street, New-road. ' W Mr. JnQ. Harper examined-I resido at 38, ...

... To TIM EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-As the followingessays, which were written at the request of an influential personage, may perhaps prove of some interest to that portion of the commercial public who trade with India, your insertion of them would oblige, Your obedient servant, M. M. Sin-Agreeably to your request, I shall endea- vour to the best of my experience and ability to ...

... (n[FOM ouR. own& CoUiMpoNDENlT.] It is very diffionit BERLIN , D ua. ?? It is Very difficult to give you reliable informs tion on the state of the Kinges health, All that we learn from Charlottenburg is misty and contradic- tory. It is, however, certain that his Majesty's health is improving. 'He takes carriage exercise, receives visits, and can maintain a relevant cosver- sation With very ...