... IMPERMAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, hi FR5DAY, May 26. In reply to several questions put by Lord CLANRI- G CARD C, Lord CLARErDON stated that the treaty between B Austria and Prussia would be laid before the House as B soon as the protocol in which it had been embodied had e been received. With respect to Greece, he hoped, m when the papers relating to that country were laid on the table, ...

... Ebe 19bnir lournal, SATURDAY, JuNE 24, 1854. The intelligence received this week from the seal or war in the East, is in the highest degree satisfactorv The Russian army has sustained so signal a rqlulse a' the town of Silistria upon the Danube, that its position is now extremely critical, being menaced bi tile torious Turks and the allied forces, which arer now despatched with all speed to ...

... METROPOLITAN POLICE ON FOREIGN SERViCE.-On Thursday twentv picked men of the Metropolitan Police were selected to proceed to Constantinople, to assist the comsmissariat in the protection and distribution of stores. The men so selected were inspected during the course; of that day by Sir Richard Mayne and Sir Charles Tre- velyan. The men were informed from that period their pay would he 5s. 6d. ...

... THE NELSON MEMORIAL FU-ND.-Adeputation,con- sisting of Vice Admiral Sir W. H. Dillon, Capt.. J. B. Walker, and others, had an interview with the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer on Friday, with the view of en- deavouring to induce the government to grant a pension to the daughter of Nelson. The Chancellor of the Ex. i chequer told the deputation that he would consult the 4 other members of the ...

... By a letter from Singapore. dated the 29th of April, e! we learn that intelligence had been received by Rear- u Admiral Sir James Stirling, of the Russian squadron on b the China station having sailed to the north of Japan. w The Spartan, 26, Captain Sir William Hoste, and the to Barracouta, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Parker, were E expecting orders to start immediately for China. to The Sidon ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACP On Saturday Her Majesty the Que oee the ,tnsebythe on Crystal Palace. The ceremoniy was1 bythe King of Prince Consort and the RoyO1 Famh~le bke of Oporto. Portugal, and his Royal brotb,.herbro h by the Foreign Ministers, the leading e Administration the Royal C ork Exhibitiof , the P Royal Commissioners of the N~ew Yor Etheibitiesnthe trl) Commtte ?? Exhibjtlon, th ereeoa ...

... HOUSE O.F LORDS. THSURSDAY, June 23. e The !sarqiaisOi CeANeasCARnacalled the attention of the House to a breach of privilege aslilci had been comsmitted by certain officials, who, in making returns hall ordered by the House on the motion of Earl Grey, bad Ke appended to them letters commnig Ott the speech of 'I the noble lord as - dealing unjustly with a branch of I the public service. Ku ...

... On Monday, the Royal mail steam-ship America, Captain W. C. Lang, arrived in the Mersey with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed from Boston on the 7thinst., and Halifax on the 8th. Lord Elgin returned from Washington for New York on the 6th inst., having completed a very important treaty with the United States Government. The Ameri- cans are to enjoy ...

... CORESrPON-DrEXCE. To the Editor of the Ipsavick Journal. SIR,-As the press is the most powerful agency for exposing public abuses, I must crave your permission to offer, through the medium of your paper, a piece of wholesome advice to certain erratic youths who visited our sjuiet little village on Thursday evening last. On repairiun to our parish green about S o'cloc ,one mniht have supposed ...

... IStWICHI ,Smt~jpda~y, Junse 10, 10-t4. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. JVDGEs.-The Right Hon. Sir JOHN JIRVIS, Knght Chief Justiee of the Court of Common Pleas, and the Eon. MIr. Justice CRuSSWELL. Bckinjhmarmshire.-Thursday, July 13, at Aylesbury. fordsire. - SaturdaYv, ulv 15, at Bedord. Buaindonf re. edYTly, at Huntingdon. Cabigsie-hrdY July 20, at the County Courts in Cbimbridge. oMfaolk.-MordayY July 24 ...

... ELECTION OF A*BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS.- dat A cong6 ielire having passed the Great Seal, empower- cle ing the Dean and Chapter of Wells to elect a bishop wl for the see of Bath and Wells, the Dean and canons, be residentiary and non-residentiary, assembled in Great cai Chapter, on Thursday last, for that purpose. An un- wl usual degree of interest was excited on this occasion, do from the ...

... . ARIS, June 6.-Despatches, dated Belgrade, the 5th, say,-' The Governor of Widdin writes on the 31st of Mav, and states that an affair has taken place at Slatina. The R^sssras. to the number of 2,000 meni and four guns, occupied a position in front of the bridge of Olto. They attacked the Turks, who were observing them, but these, assuming the offensive in their turn, killed nearly 600 of ...