... -£ V-OWEZ O M CIou~~eO'&uam ?? TO TIE EDITOR O0. RZYNcOLDS'S _WNPAhr. Sr,-Not having an opportunity of knowing your opinions of the camp, or its necessity. I marke bold enough to give my Own. Int the Grst place, was it requisite to brieg a regiment from Scotland, thereby throwing Upwards o. 2,000Z. additional expense upon the eountry ? I wander If these items were calculated in the allowance ...

... rnmGRA~T.IoNJNTELLLQENGN. BU17s9e9RANGs IN AUsT R , i'hle following is an ex 'ttc Om~a a letter 'reoenitly reciived. ;-We'itre Ini great *ant of police protection fiphiere (about 30 mlle ?? of Me lborne.) Our neighbour, Mr. .-;S station was rifled the other day by five bushrangers' I will endeavour to give YOU an acoonut of the affair; it 'Will give you some idea of th~e colne~so with 'which ...

... _ m [BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] The following successive despatches have been received: VIENNA. WEDNESDAY, FIVE P Mt. Authentic Intelligenee has reached us from Czirtowitz to the 4th July, via Lemberg. per telegraph, this merning. Tke Russians entered the principalities on the 3rd, with the fourth and fifth army divisions under General Da- aenberg. A proclamation signed by Prince Gorteobakoff ...

... REYNOLDS'S INEW8PAPE}A SUNDAY, JULY 3. 1853. [SATURDAY'S EDITION.] THE LABOUR AND WAGES QUESTION. It is the present dooma of the working classes to per- forrm a large amount of labour for a very small recomi pense; and, even when wages ate at the highest standard, they alre still infinitely below the just adequacy of reward for the labour which earns thcun. Indeed, the reward of the working ...

... IONS01=' PAT. : TO THE EDqOR OF ]EY1eOLDs'S5NEWSPAPER. Sin-Briag a coastant reader of ypur piper,jand thereby e4etig sat you are a, friend to: the private soldier, I have ?? the liberty qf trespasing oa year 'valuable -time In maklng. to you afew.rearkse ou the daily stipend allotted to *ua~tesodur sutenanea and clothing, whish, if yoU think worth yoneLrob' e'awe, I seould be thankful by your ...

... Tan EASTERN QUESTION. EFrom the Hfoming Czronicle.] The last proposals of England and France are said to have been favourably received at St. Peterebnrgh; and it id pos- sible that diplomatisto may be occupied in facilitatiug, on the part of Russia; the subitautial abandonment of a baufld act of robbery. 1etwithbtanding the somewhat dubious sources from which we receive these pacific rueours, ...

... THE CAMP AT CHOBBAW. At length, after much preparatioa, and many erroneous announcements, the ?? encamped at Chobham proceeded, on Tuesday, to Virginia Water, for the purpose of going through their field movements. The Queen, Prince Albert, the Prince of Prussia, &e., were present. The troops assembled in the camp for private parade at a quarter before nine, and commenced their march to ...

... RIOTIN4G AT CHOBHlA:M CAMP. The unfortunate new regiments have coammenced their caraping career under most inauspicious circumstances To attempt to describe the state ot the ground is almost useless -it is literally one vast quagmire, and the trampling about of the infantry and cavalry, consequent upon the change of troops, has made it, if possible, a thousand times worse than it otherwise ...

... [ThefolleNtig iapepr4d in our Sundafs' dtion; of kagte FRANCE. rflEO OUG OWN CORRERP/ONDEN,.] PARIS, FRIDAY DfORGMq. It Is said that the Prenob government bas just received reports of not at ali au ?? nature to the lovers of peane. The Emperor of Russia, It is affirmed. has expressed his willingneas to vacate the Danubian provinces when Rego. tiationa shall have terminated to his satisfaction, ...

... ARM AND NAVY, TH DWE oF WraxuNGroa has rejoined the fleet at Spithead. Ar UNSUCCESSFUL LAUflCEn -The launch of the Cmsar,* 90, gun screw ship, has been attended with a serl'us accident at Pembroke dockyard. For some time past the prinoipal portien of the dockyard atrength, with extra help. has beea put upon this vessel, In order to hasten her crmplettes, in conformity with the wishes of the ...

... TURKEY AND RUSSIA- - - - r --t t A-: -r ?? - -swer r nb~se MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR NICOOLAS. The following extraordinary document has been published by the Czar Nicholas:- ` By the grace of God, We, Nicolas I, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Ruseas and Czar of Poland, &a., &a., &o., ?? all people, Be it known to our beloved and faithful subjects, The defence of our faith has always been ...

... THE PAELM&JENTARY 8ESSION, AND ITS ]FRUITrS We believe that if the Eastern question be pacifically arranged, the prorogation of parliament will take plaee abrnt the 25th of August. Twe legislative proceedings of this the first session of the rew parliatntut are cer. tainly not of such a nature as to inspire us with much ?? in the future. ?? the ignoble aund blutilit.. ing Position asatited st ...