i1 . i Vt t a it r n fll . PRoTrr T.-Ten Peers, " Ciin orth 'C., Sundridge, (Granvillc, Stanley of \lderlhy, Lansdow-ne, Ilaroiro , I a1 animure, t;leiIlIg, Blreadaliane,...

THE KARS BLUE BOOK. . The long-twowised 1 Papers rClatilnIg to Military Affitirs in Asiatic 'urkey nnld th!(fe D lef n md (' ipitullaltion of Kalrs " gare inOwv ulion the table...

RUSSIA ON THE AMOOR. Are liery, 11car Alresford, 23d Febryary 1856. siR-It i. iliot nialix months nice a distinguished Cabinet Minister threw discredit (onI the a"sertion that...

Vttrr5ls i ttljr E-itor. WV(JMA.-N'S RI(GHlTS. * " 1 )omnlum nimansit-lanai fec it." -Swl;-A5 at the question of " woman's rights,',' the leading points of the subject lie...

TOPICS OF THE DAY. AFTER THE PEACE. IF English Ministries were sure of retaining their power till a well-founded experience of their ineaplacity were established in the mind...

TILE IIATTI-SCIIERII'F. TiE new llatti-scheriff is a prophecy rather than a statute. It proclaims what will soneC day happen in Turkey; decrees it in the sense of an inevitable...

I A letter recived in England from M. Demetz, of Mettray, announces that he will shortly arrive in this country. Many who sa w him on his previous visit will be glad of this...

__A startling poisoning case has been brought to light at Burley, near Leeds: Mr. William Dove, " a gentleman of independent means," appears from the story to have deliberately...

I We believe we may state with eonfidence, that his Holiness Pius IX will not visit France, as reported; but a Roman Cardinal may come to Paris about the month of June, for...

POSTSCRIPT. SAT VRDlY. The business transacted in the House of Commons last night was of a varied character; the chief matters being the reading of the report from the Select...

I IDthotts nu? vrortrHugg iu vartiamfut. PRIN'CIPA(L BUSINEBS OF THE WEEK. | IousE oF LonDs. Monday, March 3. Judicial Statistics; Lord Broughami' IResolutions. Tuesday,...

The pul)lication of the correspondence respecting the defence of I Xars casts a painful light on1 an ugly passage in the history of the war, of Turkey, and we must honestly...

The Emperor of the French has opened the session of the I Senate and Legislative Corps in one of those speeches that with him are strokes of state. While the Plenipotentiaries...

In theatrical gires, the destruction olf Covent Garden Theatre-ho-w- ever the event may be lamented on account of the indivi(hial l iss it has occasioned-is regarded as rather...

PARISIA-, Tii]:ATltl(',kI,,. - -- - . The metropolis of France is in Pdll aetivitv. on iTmudav last, Madame Grisi reappeare(d at thc Itulie n as') Se m raud ; and on...

Xlp xljr?qfrm Mfessrs. Tom Tavlor and Charles Reade's news( drama. produced at tho Princess's on Monilday last, -with the title The FIirst Printer, is unqu,11lestionably the...

TIHE NIGHT'IINGALE FUNI) CONCE'RT. " The Nighting-ale " is going to w-arble next Tresday for the Nightingale Fund. The concert to be given by 'Madame Goldschmidt on this...

WOMAN'S RIGHTS-THE NEW STARTLNG-POINT. I In a brief note at the foot of a letter, last week, we admitted that the question respecting the osition of women, in this country,...

COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. BRITISH theatres have a habit of burning down. Mr. Anderson is said to have seen three theatres destroyed under his auspices; the theatre which has just...

IRELAND. The several candidates mentioned as likely to contest the seat in Par- 1 liament for Sligo, vacated by Mr. Sadleir's suicide, were early in the i week reduced to...

)Fnrrigin nul~ fnolunial. ,f r a U r r.-The Emperor -opened the session of 1856 on Tuesday, by delivering the following speeeth to the imembers of the Senate and the...

DODD'S FOOD OF LONDON.* To regularly supply the sustenance of more than two millions of people collceted togetlier into a comparatively small space, is a great feat. The feat...

,51,,- Jr ?Ilrtrqfl I i5. At a special Court of Common Council held on \Monday, it was rei solved to adopt a report from the Conisolilated Conmmittee ihostile to Sir George...

- zIj rC uitrt. O(NE of the chief incidentts of the Court new-sman's * hronilhc arises out of the burning of' Covent. Garden h'leatre! (On 1h'husiday, the 1i1wei and Princess...

45rnuinriat. The lHonourable G. 11. Heatheote, late Member for Boston, and the eldest son of Lord Aveland, has succeeded his father in the representation of lhutlandshire. Ile...

REFORMATORY DISCIPLINE. BEFORE the subject of reformatory discipline can be taken entirely out of that experimental category from which Sir John Pakington wishes to remove it,...

NEWMAN'S TRANSLATION OF HOMER'S ILIAD.* EVERY mean is not a golden mean, and wisdom does not wholly consist in compromise. Mr. Rtuskin goes so far as to deny, in general,...

BOOKS. AN AU!STRALIAN SETTLER'S DIARY OF TRAY)ELS.' Tiu: most interesting part of the Australian's journey from Svdnev to England, by way of Ceylon and the Isthmus of Suez, is...

NEWS OF THE WEEK. OutR Ministers seem to have fairly settled down into that stage of elderly life in Cabinets, where concession becomes the confirmed habit. Whether thev are...