... (Front tie Dc fi .Verey of Ts'snrs/ap.) Mr. Ro-buck's motion stands on tho order book far th is evening, and proposes the appointment of a select commiet-o to inquire into the condition of our army before Sebastopol, and into thc conduct of those depart- ments of the government whose duty it bras been to minister to the wants of the army. The notice of this motion has fluttered the official ...

... LONDON, Wednesday, January 21, 1855. ?? A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were-tha Earl of Ab-rdeen, the' Lord Chun- c¢Ilor, the Marquis of Lansdovwne, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir George Grey, the Duke of Newcastle, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Sir James Graham, Sir ...

... / ;1.A. - -. r' (Fror' the Olofse.j ti The following comprises all the Ministerial changes i Lord' Palmerston First Lord of the Treasury, vice the Earl of Aberdt en. Earl Graiville President of tho Coincil, in tho roon ?? Russell h Mr. Sydney Herb-rt`' is appointed a Secretary of ' State, but whethef the right hon.' gentleman is' to be a signe the Elomre Department 'o the Colonial, we n ...

... -o inf HOUSE OF PEERS. all FRIDAY, JuNE 15.] On the motion for the re- Hi commitrment of the Religious Worship Bill, 5.5i The Earl of DEmnY moved as an amendment that a ho, aselct committee should be appointed to inquire into inl t-e actual state of the law on the subject, and into the tio expediency of relaxing or abrogating the existing enact- OX mentes. He believed that no practical ...

... se I- The Peninsnlar and Oriental Company's steam-ship le Tagye, Captain J. K. Joy, with the heavy, perion of the Eart India and China mail, in charge of Lieutenant it Bolton, R.N., Admiralty Agent, arrived on Saturday I morning at ten o'clock. Her passenger list comprised ot 44 first olass, 14 second ditto, 21 children, and 26 deck- Is total 105. The freight of the liagus consisted of one id ...

... Wh+l. wo rt J (From the TWmes' CorresPoadent). BERLIN, MAnaE 30: Several North German papers favoured with Russian inspiration state that the arrival of Prince G-ortsechakof in the Crimea is to be almost immediately followed by an enterprise of some mgnitude to bo eaxecuted against' the allies under his personal leading. Yenikals and Rertch are being fortified on an exteisive sbale, the re, ...

... , POST-OFFICE, L DESMAxvtoxs. SoU ADPTON STATION. Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- raitar ?? Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, India, & Chnat Aulstralia (vis. IndiaJ ?? British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras), Forei-n Colonies, ce., in the West Indies (except IHavana), California, Venezuela, N. GranadaM Chili and Peru, rey I Town (St. Juan de Ni- csragua) ?? Mexico and ?? { Honduras and ...

... THE SEA-BORNE XAILS. POST-OICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. DRSTINATIONS. BOUTrHAPTON STATION. Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- raltar ?? Oibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, India, &c. Penang, Singapore and China. British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras) Foreign Colonies, kc., in the West Indies (except Havana), California, Venezuela, N. Granada Chili and Peru, Grey Town (St. Juan de Ni- caragua) ?? ...

... THIE CONDITION OF RUSSIA. most No doubt, public opinion has its abuses, but if we was want to see the consequesces of its absence, they are to do exhibited to the world in the present cendilon of a had Russia. A wore awful case novel betel man or empire. s their Russia bee no one to advise her. Wrapt in his dark '5 ble to and solitary despotism, the Ctar has none with whom scenes he can divide ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. n MONDAY, JAN;. 2R,] Earl Gitaw, pursuant to Ci notiec, moved a resolitien setting forth that the ad- TV Dg ministration of the army ought to be concentrated and d, is brought under tlte contrel of a singi', and well-organised tb r's department. In sketching the scheme of consolidation s0 which ho wished to introduce, the noble earl explain,,i mn that its chief feature ...

... THE SIEGE Or SEBASTOPOL. CAmI? BEORE SEBlASTOPOL, MARCH 12. During~ the whole of to-day the cbsinch bells in ta Sohastopol have be en tolling heavily, it is presnmed for in sonme religious service for the departed Emperor. hi For the first time our tramway was uae odyfr e tho CsOUV'yaflci of shot and shell to the g, neral depot, as ius course of formation about a mile and a half from tbr head ...

... U' The honour of Eaglaiad must be preserved at any cost to personal feelings ia the sentence with which our leading contemporary prefaceis its laboured attempt to throw dishonour on the military reputation of England. The safety of the brave men she has sent out must be a consideration superior to all notions of delicacy is the sentiment preceding his condemnation of the English General ...