... || I SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1854. SATURDAY'S EDITION. THE PARLIAMENTARY DUEL, BETWEEN LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND MP- DISRAELI. The monotony of the session was agreeably diver- sified by the fierce encounter which took place, on Monday night, between' those two redoubtable cham- pions of the parliamentary ring, Lord JoiN RuSSELL and BENJAMIN DISRAELI. The interest with which *the combat was witnessed was ...

... COLONIAL DISAFFEMcION TO T ENGLISH CROWN. - s SIR,-The Times, in a leading article on the war, veryi justly observes, that no one knows whether we shall emerge from the contest victorious or crestfallen -a first or second-rate power. Events have not as let talen that favourable turn which may justify us in 5npposing the end of the Russian war will see Eng- land's power consolidated by the ...

... . THE PRESTON PROSECUTION NOT ABANDONED. TO TE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. Committee-room, Murphy!s Temperance Hot St. George's-road, Preston, June 13, 1854. SIRs,-A statement having been made by certain parties that the Preston prosecution is abandoned, permit usthrough your. widely-circulated journal, to say that after careful inquiry we find that such statement is untrue, and; for any-: ...

... RENOLD;S'RS NEWS ER. ?? ?? SPNp~4.Y,;JSUNvE SAlt-X 88.,, FRID&Y- -ATERXOOWS- EDITION. THSLZ&RT* ,QV AfDEEN, THE FAVOURITE 'Or THE COURT, AND THE FRIEND OF: THE UnJ.uessttonably the jmostk- upipopular man in the kingdodi is the Earl OfAERDEEN., . In the house of pqers, ehae s has?dlr a 'a s6nder-,-none wh o has. tbe courage to',defend his opions. In the- louse. of Comom'ons, with;'thei sole, ...

... . I j - - . The Arrogant has been detached from the fleet for a considerable time, employed in reconnoitring the enemy's posts and shores about Hiango Bay. While go employed, the lee.la, commanded by Captain Hall, whose services in the CChina war are so well known, joined her. Both ships planned a little expedition of their own, which has turned out quite a gallant manmcunvre. The two ships ...

... PA3RLTAXENTARY S =TOME. .1 i- T No. ig.-THE EARL OF CLARENDON. The vehicle which at rest would require a giant te move, once in motion may be conducted by a dwarf Jt is the same with the state machine. To construc it,' demianded genius; to move it, demanded strength but, onee' moving in the ruts of ages, neither 'genin nor strength are necessary to control its motion, o coptinue its progress. ...

... THE WAR In THE PAST. : ?? :- ; . Silistria has not yet fallen, but its gallant commander, BMussa Pasha, has been killed by a. cannon ball. Omar Pasha has nominated ?? Pasha his successor, formerly commander of BarardSchik, and reported to be a brave and energetic officer. Another attack was made by the Rus- sians on the 29th of May with 60,000 men, and they were repulsed with a loss of 1,800. ...

... Pa h .R SEETOgEpS No. 17.-THE DUKEi OF AkRGYLL. George John Douglas Campbell, eighth Duke of Aigyll, Baron Sunridge and Hamilton, ;age 31 years;. size, middling; hair, intensely red; bomplexion, sickly pale, features, sharp, hungry, conceited; 'd ckc.' tbI white; coat, black; ditto, vest-; ditto, trousers; face, smooth and shaven; not a tvestige of beard, whisker, or moustache; 'appearance ...

... ?? K9OSS UT.AT . SHEAFEz -, On Monday a public demboustration *as made at Sheffield 'in favour of the nationaliy of Poliatid. - '1W. Kossuth, whose attendance had been announced,, ar-. r .ived at the railway-station in the forenoon accompanied by Colonel Jhasz, Captain Fratet, Colonel Jdzikowsky, and 1W. Pnlszky, breakfasted with Alderlmaln Solly, and after- twards proceeded to Paradise-square ...

... 7 TIE EXPEDITIONARY ARMIES. -M~arshal Stc8ArulagtndtIord -Raglan ?? thelit&i' accounts, still at Constantinople. The Dake of Cambridge', divisionwas tihell aC ibarkiQ g 6r' VArna` Where the ligfr division, under Sir G. Brown, had Already arrived. Fron a mass of correspondence received fronL that place wv extract the following r Varna, Sunday, Jun e 4. The movements going on at Varna just now ...

... SINGULAR IMDPOSITION. There has been much talk at Bury, in Lancashire, during the last few days, in reference to a singular imposition, of which a respectable family, residing in the neighbourhood of that town, have been made the victims. We have heard some particulars of this very remarkable case, of which the following is a ?? appears that the lady of the house, Mrs. Edmund Grundy, of Bridge ...

... RUSSIAN COOHERY. (Front Punch.) Under this bead may be included three dishes-one pro- vided expressly for the Czar; another prepared for discus- sion amongst foreign ministers and crnsuls; and a third dope up for the swallow of the Russian people. The dishes alluded to are so many versions of a story; as, for ex- ample, that of the bombardment of Odessa. We subjoin samples of these concoctions ...