... I INFE FALL OF SEB3ASTOPOL. ANi'Ttt.'IS flle tile sitae, ut f i Whiilt icilel, 012 Mondaliy 21411,s.telli it the I'ti'opiiIk inl c ms(e- queittiit of the ariva tl of tihe Ilens of' tie doe'iivo NliiCL'SJ ot tihe Aisedl ?? 'Sbaiopo~lji fn raicly been ititesod. it(, litio llu~l cilL ll t e ia i'lli' Itl to\ i' inl thle 1)itiHi IMil I iLS to WhALit kitS 11011It) Iulioiin, arid liit1k 1it. Itt ...

... AccoaniDO3 to previous announcement, MIr. Cobdlen addressed the electors of tile West Riding, at Leeds, on Wednesday, at noon. 'Tlhere were several thousand people present fromt all parts of the Riding. We extract the principal passages of the honourable gentleman's speech:- Ml;, ?? AvitiSli TO )VAIL LQANS. I cannot, as a member of PaIrlialment, divest myself of the function of voting money to ...

... A ?t5ur'sTiON 0i considerable iihtorest lhas ariser, in oe- ?? to tile liabil ty of English Assurance offices untide po)licies giatted oi Ruisian propetty. Thilo partieular loss wlidi iasi lebd to the agitation. of this qucttiin is thit oif tilhe Ie'itt'ution iby lire oi the Nevai Siri io \'orkIs att St. I'eterNbuig, on tile 4th June. IitSIII'tIIiCiS Oil this pi'l1ety hit1 binll efh'cti'tl ill ...

... Sin COLIN CAMBnErry ANI) Til Poon WrnVrw.- Widow Ramnsa', residing ill Kr'leo, having a ranl te Highland Br0igaadC, froml whore silt tint1 riot llea for' seine time, ventured to wr'ite to Sir Colin Campbell about hin. III reply sihe got a very hiund httoer, int- forming ?? that her sort fiat1 gone tO Seutari for the recovery of iris henltil I have harl your son written to, the gallant ...

... A :'Fl'l'AN CONCORDAT WITH ROME, p ?? t he tenlue of Papid autixority; in, somne of' t le Eur topeani State~s in wh~ichl Rome oill- til latte!;' reigned trio inphanlt, there is nto mist ahe wlifuoesr as to the supremwiac she lies, acquireil in the Atistr'ian ii jivlo, liy tiewis of the Ooitceidati r-eotitlv ?? betwoeti the courts of Francis .1 oseol anl~ Pill' Noun. T1lie text oft his ...

... LORD STANLrEy Ovr 'l-TN 13OLTON hIE- CILANICS IINSTITUTION. O., Tuesday evening, at a soc Inl tO e~eSC liall, Dolton, under thle ausploieC I of theMechnics' lIrstitutiol, to celebrate thle OPeLin ofther, e arid spaciouis premiises in Oxford Street Lord STAiNs'L , addressing thle nieetingE, assured themn that it wag with feclinri, of the most strange chmrtirter', null inure thani usual inte,, ...

... T1'E MILT1.'IA. Atcti Ml-riti1 iA .-Rtnya Itegimmeit of Artillery- Alexander M'Nei ii, REsyq. or 'le Gardecit to be LA ieu fr-nalitt. Nitrit DowNSttIItR )IIIArrn-TiWO COMtf:tltiI'C Of thitl ?? wole vex1)tettt't ill ?? Oni Satutrday. Li tgle rear-l~ed Oil IFridtty. ?? is tho stittior edit-er inl eucmmatnd. f]Ile, Devilshire Riilies wtill Occulijy tue banrracks. Asssill litetit R ?? ?? ltlitnier ...

... DECLINE OF ITlTRAliONANISAI IN SWITZERLAND. BALE-The Pope's recent Allocution suggests the following reflections, taken troul the Gazette . a- tioole de Batle:- ''he Pope, in his last Allocution, makes ?? menhioli of Sivitzerlancd, and ?? ?? tears ove-r tie state of ?? in which the Catholic Church is at present here in Switzerland. These lainentations should be to us a subject of much re- ...

... THE NORTI-I-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSO- CIATION OP [RELAND. Tnnrr was a meeting of the committee held on the 3rd instant. Present-John Hancock U~q., J.P., Lurga xn, in the chair; Rev. Dr- Montgomery, Jolna- than Richardson, William Charley, Francis Fforde, Jolin M. Jolnilstolx, Johnl 13irhwick, Robert Morrow, Robert Bo 3yd, John Hamill, A. T'eoxpletoll, Robert Shaw, Paul 3HIlenrv, and A. Dickson. ...

... Tnr despatches just received from the Cape of Good Hope contain, we rejoice to say, no intimation that the disturbances recently thought so imminent on the Eastern frontierhave octually broken out, and we trust, therefore, that the country may this time be spared so unwelcome an addition to its burdens. Atn incident, however, in ?? reports before us is ofna nature so striling it itsecif, so ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATrION OF I TIlE PRESBYTERIAN BODY. War copy to-day, from the Dublin Evening Post, a report of proceedings which toolk plice at a pub- lic meeting, held in Du1)li1 on) FPriday morning last, for the purpose of inauguralting a new society, formed to promote the Parliamentary reljresentationi of the Presbyteriani people of Ireland, as an inde- pendent portion of the British ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNrCI, FOR JULY 14. A SUtOtIR CUT TO ?itrA'ilYSICS, \W'hat is Maltitet ?-Xes VI utlliat, WIhIt is Ittinid ? _ lil oat teI. Qtlcttr 11Y AN IaNS 1 NE II lT'11 ?? the yrrssl ?? the Stte viC etutillel wV tilt tihu provisions Or ;cts of' Pirlttillttt LITrJ:I:.tIV lnrmmGitclcrc-.Wo arc requested to Stilta that ?? is ito huttl in tiU reporl, ?? -ir. O lad .ollot ils been atippetit ted od ...