... 0 - HOUSE OF PEERS. TnE VOTE OF5 CREDIT. MIONDAY, JunY 24.] The Earl of ABERDEEN moved that Her Majesty's gracious message as to the expenses of the war be taken into consideration, and said that, whatever doubts there might have ?? as to commencing the war, there could be no difference of opinion as to the necessity of vigorous measures for carrying it to an early and s ccessful termination.- ...

... NA4VAL AND MILITARY NRWS&. The Volcano, foating steam factory, having had her com- ppasee adjusted at Greenhithe, wag brought up jagain to Woolwich on Sunday, July S0, and received oh board a con- liderable number of letters and newspapers for the officers and craws of the Baltic fleet. She also received about £10,000 in specie, £7,o00 in gold, aud the remainder in silver, for the use of the ...

... 1 .. I . I Russia was, at one time, accepted as a bear; but the bear has become a rhinoceros. We have Lord John Russell's asseuance for the transformation. What was once merely fur and teeth and claws, a creature for Nelson even in his boyhood to attack, is now all but an invul- nerable monster, against which cannon-balls may split like peas against a wall of flint. Former attacks on former ...

... bal BYJOSAP HAT&CO.'S CONTINENTALTELEGRAPH. tA MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28. Ra PARIS, FRIDAY.-Three per Cents have shown diminisbed rid firmness, and closed at a slight decline, whereas Four-and-n asr Half per Cents are quoted i per cent better. Shares gene- rally unaltered. The closing prices are:- to Four.and-a-half percent rentes .. 98 25 fo Three per cent rentes . ...

... ,OM ALLIANiCE WITH AUSTRIA. h. , -. A.. t: c A . . ?? _ ?? . :_ __ Draitof'a 'getitibn tnow in. course of signatore in New- castle-upon-Tyne, July 21, 1854:- ' To the Honourable the Commons ?? assem- bled; the petition of the undersigned humbly sheweth: That your petitioners are earnest supporters of the war gwith Russia-,because they-regard it asa -war of principles; of-justice ...

... I ?? -N- .AVALBY. On Fridaythe inspeetion and-revierofrzhe Hovel Mid-Iothbin Yeomanry Cavalry took place on Portobello Sands, hv Major Haggart. of the 7th Hussars. The band of that regiment was in attendance. with a squadron to maintain order. All the evolations were executed by the regiment with great steadi- nes,&p-ecision, and quickness;. and, at the termination of tbe maruceurres, Miijor ...

... I - IVIL LIST PENSIONS. The f olwing is a list of all pensions granted during the pasti yealr: Margasnt Scott Glen-(Widow of the late Dr. Glen, ?? slonary to thesesg for nesply; J0 ?? conslders~lon of Dr. Glen'e services to Bblioal o lteratu.e, ee& i Sii rranois sand Hfead-In consideration oifthe ?? he has made In the literature of this country, O0l. Catherino E. Molr7(WIdow of the late Mr. ...

... THE BIRTH.PLACE OF SIR JOHN MOORE. . TILHE HOUSE STILL STANDING. After some minute research-excited by recent correspond- ence-including the inspection of title deeds, which have been kindly furnished to us-we have come to the conclusion that the house in which Sir John Moore was born is standing after all, The tenement recently taken down, opposite and nearly opposite the Tron Steeple, has ...

... I :: I . | The 3?2d anniversary meeting of this ancient society took place on Thursday. The day was delightful, the attendance of arthers, and. their friends numerous, and the meeting was graced by a large attendanee of ladies. The arrangements of the day were presided over by Robert Gilkison, Esq., the Captain-Genernl, whose urbanity and attenticn was the thenie of praise. Butt shooting ...

... LXTEST II NEWS FROM ABr.OAD ~ THE BALTIC. (FROM OUr OWN CORRESPONDElNT.) STOCKHOLM, JULY 27. The French troops have passed Gothland. A hes cannonading has been heard at intervals in the directiou of Bomarsund Eince Tuesday afternoon. GREECE. ATHENS, JULY 23. yes5erday, Al. Mavrocordato, who had arrived on the 21st, had an audience of the King, which lasted four hours. The sanitary state of the ...

... ITHE GERMAIC CONFEDERATION AND THE WAR. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,) BERLIN, JULY 25. As regards the intentions of the Prussian govern- ?? in the Oriental strife, we are still as absolutely in the dark as heretofore. The Frankfort Diet has been deliberating whether the minor German states shall accede to the Austro-Prussian treaty of the 20th of April. Their doing so, however, would serve ...

... Watering.-Plants in pots in the open garden must be watered regularly ; even in rainy weather they must be examined, for the plant often throws all the water over the side. Many a Camella, Heath, and hard-wooded plant has been destroyed by negalect in wet weatlicr.-iofcufeu,.al JotunalI and Faearn and Garden Adve7jtiser. Peas and Potatoes.-In a recent sitting of the Agricultural Society of ...