... Upe tc' D)EA'T'H OF SlR 1T. If, H ?? Tm'll natio w111ili reccOLvI with til 9(5 ?? Sorrow thle Ivws fthat Ifie gallant H aveloch is III) worl)1(. Thiis tis ileudd, Ito 1103111110114t loss. Many a hrave ema hias tr1(1 ibIJIVII1 i]tit MWb Sitll thav ilefllt; 1itlgd 01 th silli)an Iale11lory itS uile ginulal Mhm, onl the 25 th 'Novembier, s~li'cllillbiUI tI Iiillilst' brl'01t41t Oil bIV ...

... CII., 1) c j ,% ) I VI f a 5?- f 41, t t? ?, ?? tit c r. (ESTABI.ISHEI) ANN( 1737.) B3 R4lFAS ?? ]1 ON1).A Y, JA NUA R Y I 1, 1 85 8. Ti mEU arc furthter despiatci es frotn Imdia of at or. hanml usalttl cofulisi glharacter. GOlletel(gr aill, dated Alexandria, JanUary 14, tells us ?? ?? our troOpS have abandoned Luekiow, but tiat General Outtamn reall 1S at. Allutbagh. if this despatch stood ...

... For years to eome tbe Indian arilly mast bc eom- posed to a gleat extent ot English and the eontrol ol the llolsc Guards ?? be prot)ortionably ex- Tbe GloDe disbelieves tbat tile BEnister for hidi mnst be a peer. The Ministers desire botil in tilis cspeet and to patrolinge geuerally to securc the best mitteri:ll for the Goverililicnt of India. Tlic Daily >\'eles asks Xvily the telegrn])llic ...

... ?1?1Ivat aO Nflititarg.. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFICE, JAN. S, 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-For MaNjor and Brevet Lieutenant-Cololnel FP. M. Martyn to be Lieu- teniant-Colollel, lhy purchasc, vice Iladdelev, who re- tires, which appeared in tile (Gi:ctk of 27ih Noveti- her, 18a7, read, Maijor and Lictenant-ColoniCl F. M. larltyn, &C. 3ril Dragoon Gliards-R. 0. Smith), gent., to be ...

... 9~ ra2 . AVESTlMINSTiEIR ABB~EY SlEIA EIqICS (FRO'M TlE' 'lIMES.) WI a at onto root au amiiable titisali tliropo wi'o said tlat, 'in Iris optinrio thle prer'ti~ttloll of' Chilrch NVOV- Mlp wNrS fiiichrl serv1 NI'iCV in ll Cathedral ona Avcek dav lie io his own peisoti rlfbrinr rig th whole Ci rg'(grtt1ioni Ilsit'dils fltilhe ofcat ing clet'yrpian. 'I'llt notiollsi tit ?? as to C'hill-lt ...

... T'1'HE ROYAL MARRIAGE. A VISIT to St. James's Palace and Chapel on Friday aflernioorn enables us to give the latest details of the irepalationis wfich tore maiking for the Royal mnnr- riago. Thle nuiptial cortege will approach St. James's l'alace by the usual drawing-room route. In ?? of the gardlel doortt spacious portico), f'orty yards long, has lieeii erecte(, covered in at the sides, and ...

... 'WY)I'lfil.At $,l51 uS-WK'tt1 (ES'I'ABJLISIlI) ANNO 1737.) B E L 1 A S ?? FIDA])AY, JANUARY 8, 1858. 13v the letter of our P)ubli i Corresponden t, wic learn that the nappjointiwnvuts to [iho vtacantt IJudge ships are all but comnplete. Mr. Fitzgerald wil not take cither; Mr. (liristiall is to lie thte . iidlg of thle Coimmion P0leaS; and, call it. be believed Serje ant. O'Blriein is rewarded ...

... L ATES'lT N EjWS. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TrI,EORArA l . IMPORTANTif F[t'Ol INDIA. DEATH OF GEN. HAVELOCK. ENGAGEMENTS NEAR CAWNPORE-LOSS OF BRITISH TENTS, &u.-DEFEAT OF THE GWALIOR MUTINEERS BY SlU COLTIN CAMP- BELL- ARRIVAL OF THIE WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM LUCKNOW AT ALLAIIA- BAD, &c. 'I'he following telegram from Lord Lyons, dlated Malta, Ian. 0th, was received at the Foreign ...

... AMEERICA2N AFFAIRS. THE RECENT MONETARY AND COMMIEiICIAL CRISIS, [FlPOM A NEW V YORmc CORRESPONDENT.] New Yorl, 24th Dee 1857. The old year is nealy gone, leaving behind it the history of one of tire most eventful cras thuis country has ever experienced. Last Auguist bobeld everything ieico i1 tilt! ley-dlay of apparent prosperity-all ?? harvest ready for the sickle, prices of pro- d(rce eno ...

... T HIS DAY'S LO S. (BY MAGNETIC T¶ NEIVS-LET7TFEJ ?? OS1 ., o' Berlin, Januay 13. The President of the Council of Alinisters M. do Mlauleltfel, in openinlg tile Chambers, made allusion, in tie Itoyal Speecd, to tile approaching marriage of Prince Frederick William. InI addition to theBtidget, the Specch amitatuicietil the presentation of projects ,le 6I, tnlon the subject of baniks, sonie ...

... E, IP t VI X. a 5 - THlE DEATH OF IIAI'ELOCK.- (FROM Till' TIMES.) Sel~oMt line al event been ~1?1?CIL~ III thle nat~ion withii In foir' hitter feeling ?? liken1 thet (lentil of Sir'i henry II avelock lit thle close of' lust Niilileifulll ?? pajeiil., It is riot too vinitl to 511)' flint we luti~st go (tait to ?? ulits olth ?? NvIII' liii a hierallel to f llu'iovvrsill $V,1i1iii1 f at d ...

... AMERtICA ANTD THE AMERICANS. (FROM A NEiV YORK CORtiRESPONDRNT.) , New York, 16th December, 1857. T'im (liscomliture and turn-olut of 31ayor Wood heLre, on tile 1st of tile montil, is decidedly an era in the history of New York. . MIunicipal contests arc not contised to Belfast, or rather those in Belfast dwindle to the morest shadow conipared w ith those which yearly take pince in New York ...