... ?? REPOI T OF THE COMMITTEE ON EMIGRATION. EA. II a second report recently issued by the Committee eon on Emigrant Ships the- conclusions arrived at from the due in '1 I evidnuce are fully detailhd, and the committee make. mb' xpe- several recommendations which will be of considerable Abl I into importance to owners and charters. Thsir inquiryvas w S. a taborious one, its difficulty being ...

... THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. s ( henM Special Correspondent of Mle Times.) VARNA, AUG. 19. ijeicontinue the narrative of events from the date ADs ete 5 to this timce, I must appease the 01 t, Of the public, by the happy assurance that the e sahtginthe army, and that its worst seems It is bain5e oie the floot. The news f rom the 5 stir biheen melancholy. Towards the close of last 81 moktechlr i~ti~d ...

... I - IOSDON, Wednesday, August 30,1854. . I I I P , + , I I * ?? e- The Lords of the Treasury have directed that the !d weight allowed for Dublications boaring newspaper ?? , stamps, but not being strictly newspapers, which are Pi b permitted to pass through the-post under the Dewspaper L . privilege, be limited to three'ounces. The paper is to I be so folded as to expose the stamp to view ; ...

... POSTSCRIPT, LONDON, Saturday, September 2, 1854. FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 31. The Emperor set out to-day, at half-past two o'clock, for the camp of.Boulogne, accompanied by his military household. His Majesty will remain there through the whole of Septembor. A great number of persons have gone to Boulogne from motives of curiosity. It is said tbat the Emperor and King Leopold will have an inter- ...

... r WHY THE RUSSIAN FLRET4AT-8SEBASTOPOL MUST BE DESTROYED. . | (Pi-Om sh.. 7)n - AT ?? . (Fisom the Daily dewss.) People are beginning now to say oponly and generally what a very few of us were beginning to discern and consult about last Christnmas-that the Russian navy in the 'Black Sea must be destroyed. It is not only that Scbastopol must bl taken ; but that the first object in taking it ...

... CROWN OFI.E, TAUGUST 29. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Enrique de Vordia as Consul at Liverpoool, for hor pr Majesty the Queen of Spain. 2,l frt WAR OFFIOE, SEPT. 1. tW 82nd Foot-Brevet-Lieutenaut-Colonel J. A. Robert. to son to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Max- 65 well, who retires ; Brevet-Major D. Watson to be at Major, by purchase, vice Robertson ; Lieutenant J. ...

... The annexed is the Prussian reply to the comtnunica- r tion returned from St. Peterburgin answer to the note by Si which Prussia supported the Austriap .request for the o' evacuation of -the Danubian principalitie . 1 I fTO ii. LE BARON WRTHER AT ST. PETERSBURtG. I a Berlin, July 17. O1 e SC You are already acquainted 'with the'last communi- cc E cation addressed to us by the cabinet of SD. ...

... y I A vestry meeting of the Palish of Portsca was hold on Thursday, at the vestry room of the Parish Church at h Kingston, and thence by adjournment to the Society's Hail Portsea for the PurYosc of receiving a report from r ho Kuidl Board with reference to the sits for the new .o Burial Ground near the Union House. Lr Mr. R. F. Jolliffle, Churohiwardon, occupied the Chair 9s and the majority ...

... I- . - ter r In the several interesting narratives 'of the late all ln- the events at Aland which have been published, frequent re be allusion is made to that remarkable innovation, the 10. the 'inch'gun, and the fatal 'effect with which'it wase ?? sti against the large ~and principal :fTrt: at Bomtrsih dt om The scubjoined' spcalaraivunderstood 'te jsbcoed it' fromu' 'thec- Ven of 'Lient ...

... (From thle GazectJ of Tuesday night.) to ADMIRALTY, AuG. 28. gut Despatches, of which the following are copies of ex- Kig tracts, have been received from Admirel Sir Charles Ti in iapier, x.B.B, Columander-inuClief of her Majesty's ships and vessels in the Baltic : Bulldog, Off Bomarsmnd, Par Aug. 19, 1854. dc nour Sir,- I beg to inclose a letter from Rear-Admiral Ia pr lunmridge, who' was ...

... LOGON, Thursday, August 31, 1854. bi THE WAR. .PI Advicess from Constantinople, of the 17th, rejpoit &ha do the expedition against the Crimes, wyil positively start August 30. Tho expoeditionary army consists of 70,000 meni, includinig 20,000 Turks, orth ftc With regard to the preparations f te e'peailio, mi Scout frI Varna 'of thpe 1~'th state that the eig th train, consisting of 806 guns, ...

... WEST- INDrA- ,N MEXICAN : r- .. MA-ilaSb~~, ?? the . The Royal Mall Compiny's &teain-ship Attto hia's to . _ar~jv i 4ith ?? ?? Mdtescan 1ailms-' 'ie.he ian .aiai 're-tbra Crn;z Augpst 4:; 'Ts1mpiso4 July 30; . . Elsvanhil Ai~gids )9, Panuama, :9 ; 1lEonderas, lc.; do Certhagena,.10; ,Jamaica, 10; Nasaau,.July 12 ; De- on me'rjrara, XiaguBtf 9.; Carriacon, 10 ;. . Trinidad, 9. ;,f St. ng Ritt', ...