... correspondent writes on Wednesday evening lam credibly informeil tliat despatches liave been received from the Crimea, which speak in more positive manner than such communication* have hitherto done of the date fixed for the assault From the sth the of next ...

... stitfer prices. Rice quiet. Rum Good demand. Tea dull. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT -Thursday. Market very inactive, generally speaking. There is little or no pressure to sell, owing to the numlier of contracts on hand, and producers desirous of effecting sales ...

... past or look forward to the future—wbat no other people can urge. These are special promises and special hopes. Hitherto, speaking generally, they have been amazingly Irani and impenetrable. But that is no more than wc are led from the Word of God anticipate ...

... general of engineers who contributed to the fall of Bomarsund, describes the Russian army iu » most wretched condition, and speaks confidently of the prospects of taking Sebastopol storm. Advice# from Pans represent the Emperor as alwolutely possessed” ...

... Melbourne, and says it i* to the Premier's declaration his future ]».licy that the public will attach the most importance. speaks of final success, and estimates that, the fall of is not to tho limit of tho nation’s arms. Ho declares his conviction that ...

... humility mat meke u# decline our duty. SeeuUr honour end power seldom diepoee men's uund/to the reception of Divine light. Those speak best for Christ, that say least foe themselves. Temptation* ought resisted with great vigour and earnestness. Those that will ...

... FEBRUARY 22. The rumours which reach us from the Continent through many ditFerent channels are conflicting, but generally speak of war imminent. The news by the Indian mail is, for the most part, very cheering and satisfactory. Colonel Campbell had been ...

... pacific kind, but on what ground they rest it ia difficult aay. 1 have, however, seen a private letter from Brussel*, which speaks very much in the same sense; ami, moreover, tuaiutaiua the mure than probability of Prumia at giving her adbenion to the Allied ...

... wild rareer! Like Saul of Tartu*, with affrichl He *aw liia Maker'* (•irerncv hiighl, Then lowly bent brfore hit tight. •• Speak —let Ihy terv-inl hear !** f.4t thine eye* open the Aehla. The whitening h*r\r*l »eet a* the lubooicr* are few. The Lord hath ...

... the contracting powers shall take place, it is not likely that any authoritable account of its provisions will be made. We speak, however, not without good foundation, when we say that the English people may expect to find all their just demands conceded ...

... approving Savi| our. And in all bis future endeavours to destroy you, meet him in the same manner, according to the Apostle, who speaking of the Tempter, says, M \t horn resist, steadfast the faith.—Zion's ihrmii. ...

... which they carry them into practice. The allied admirals made a false lire- Unite for iniperieM* summons, in which they ilare speak of scntiiiie-nU of humanity, and hasten to their sincerity act barlairity indeed, of sacrilegious profanation, when it U couaideml ...