... MULTUM IN PARYO. _ The new church at Formby was consecrated on Friday, His i ate by the Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester. Allel ies John Johnson East, a miller at Lincoln, has been tend, fined in heavy penalties for having rice and plaster of A [alParis on his premises. The Rev. James Pedder, M.A., vicar of Churcltown, purp CkC near Garstong, committed suicide on Thursday morning Irels OF last, ...

... SEBASTOPOL-ITS DOCKS AND BATTERIES. 0a SDXXT'I iil110. i Iho Mr. Thomas Milner, in a letter to the Tines, gives the led following particulars - in- The plan for the Sebastopol docks, the most costly laie and difficult of its public works, was devised by M. Rau- ert court, a French engineer. But his estimate of the ex- ost pense, 6,000,000 roubles, startling the authorities, they gas accepted ...

... ' [BY THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELESSRAPH. ; PIEDMONT. Price of corn still high in Piedmont, but not 4 , likely to become higher. dt SILESIA. If Recent accounts from Breslau state that large a quantities of wheat were arriving there from I- Hungary, to be deposited in the local dep~t, and in consequence a considerable fall in prices was r expected throughout the Silesian grain markets. ...

... r? W 'i, oil' ' f ? ? ) ?? lu , 0 ?l PI ? - , fill rp . i . ?? - . .1 ft vm i ? ?? 0 I . -w ?? JR ?? - l fro or. id- [D Tan ELECTRIC AND INTERtNATIONAL TELEGRA~. Dat ~~THE WAR. to The; Pnri~ Xonipair ~of Friday contains some, led deapitoh6eg frodrn 1taroshaIiPelisijer 'and Adnmfiald be, Lyons and Bruat. They are merely of a compli- re, to .ment4ry pharacter -and refer to the services, ...

... .-BRRaO ACCOMMODATION. + f tho official committee on 6-rt L- The - S of theoffcial committeeonbarracl k a e, eashsmel nthe sam no binac cchheseps n ThE l P -m r the army has been Published The commtteeom mende an opinion that the accommdhatioel couitledt poviedr hib -racks has been greatly inamdeo hfithaerto provided in th 5 rakrom b COton both for the comfort end &:Tnvenience of the soldiers ...

... {litA.A. BO A BA ?? - - f.- I w Wu U (From the United Servie' easCette.) 83 0 CORRECTED TO TlE 3STi JULY, 1855. 87 0 40 ?? are mentioned, the last-named is that at 40 0 ' whichthe ?? of the reelent iestationed.1 lestLifeGuards, Hyde-park. 40thN.S. Wales; Galway. 48 0 2nddo, Windsor. 1 ?? ; Templemore. 85 aRoyalHarseG'rdsRogent'sPk.S42id Turkey; Stirling. ?? G'rds, Liverpool,143rd Madras; ...

... DOGS AT LARGE IN LIV0RPOOL. TO H1S WORSHlIP THE MlAYOR. Sir,-Seeing by placards on the walls, dated June 30th, that the poor unfortunate dogs are to be kept tied to the wall in the house for the next two months, and in case they should be found at large the owner will be Sued, &c, may I ask your worship to state to the public what Is really meant by beheg at large? I was told by .hr. ...

... - The pension granted to Miss Brown, the blind poetess, by the Queen, at the instance of Lady Peel, is only £20. Official notice has been received by Mr. Dewar, of a King's Park farm, that it is not the intention of Govern- ment to establish a camp at Stirling. A fatal case of malignant cholera occurred on board a ship lying in the Thames, off the Dry Dock, Lower Shad- re well, on Monday last ...

... A RUSSIAN DEFEAT. Mo) (From the Specaca Coreepoedoent of the Times.) Swa CAIP rEFoRM SIIS&STOPOL, Drc. 11.-The monotony do of life in this huge military colony has been broken onld slightly by the appearance of the Russlian onk the heights sold of Ourkounta, and by some demeonstratis' of an iutehtiog1 roa( on their part to try the strength of the F'rench positions thIo! in the Baidar Valley. ...

... T A 7=--s A H E L AR. a bE THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. of - se January 13.-Last night the wind changed round to the r- southward, and the thermometer roae to 34 degrees. A speedy 6i' MO thaw followed, and the roads and :camp will once more suffer n( from the ravages of our old enemy-the mud. About a-quarter fo le past one o'clock this morning the Russians inside the line of fo ie works gave a ...

... THE FIRE THAT fDEFIES THE COLD. - I- , . .,- r ' ------s frTHEY hoave had but onue comfortin the Crimea-apart from. oethe satisfaction of doing their daty.*.jou~_0br soldiers4. h good cheer,-norin pleasitnthearths; for the tattered mar- aquee and the single blanket, half-cooked. rations and' a' lebed on'the wet earth, are but cold comfortifor men who 11 return, frozen from the trenches, or ...

... On Wednesday, Sir C. Trevelyan was re-examined. Fie en- r d tered into a variety of details, quoting official papers in proof t that proper arrangements had been made by the authorities. ,f Sir C. Trevelyan went on to shew that the commisiariat trans- a port arrangements were efficient. He believed Admiral Boxer u to be a rough, honest sailor, who had the public service at his I heart, but had ...