... -L OND ON, TUESDAY, MARCH 131 IN the HouSE of LonDs yesterday leave was given Bu to Lord Lucan to attend before the Sebastopol In- mi quiry Committee. The noble lord afterwards read thi twro letters, one from himself to the Commander-in- Co Chief, renewing his demahd for a court-martial, and of the other from Lord HIardinge, declining toaccede to mf the request. . The Mutiny Bill and Tea ...

... I THE CITY OF LONDON AND ITS OFFICEB I OF HlALTH. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Snt,-A perusal of an excellent letter in your columns of this day, written in a truly sensible and eqiita- bhi spirit, has iinduced me to turn over the pages of the sMedical Directory for the year 1856, and that Imar not infringe upon the example inculcated in that letter, I .will give the name of the ...

... HER MAJESTY'S- JOURNEY. (flOX ov O RIuToufsl) 1IL -EDINBURGH, FxDAr 'MORNING. -1I Her Xajesto', Prinace 'Albrt, and the six elder of ltl eetr cldren arri ed.t El'aibrgb atB638p.m. yesterday, hiiing accomplisbhed their journey frout London in little moee than 103 hour They werareceived atSt. Mrgaret's StatiOF by the Duke of Buclenbh, Lord-Liiatenant of-Mid- 1othlian; Geeral-Lord Maelville, ...

... MDe Court* able OSBORNE, AWGST 13. will H1er Majesty held a Privy Council to-day. The is Council was attended by Prince Albert, Earl Granville, 1pen Lord President, Viscount Palmerston, First Lord of the the Treasury, the Marquis of Lensdowne, Sir George Grey' aeon Secretary of Stats for the Homo Department, the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, ?? President of the ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, AuG. 6. Our failure on the 18th of June seems to have in- culcated most strongly the necessity of caution, And we have not failed to profit by the lesson, for not only our movements, but even our intended move- ments are enveloped in such a veil of mystery that it defies the utmost efforts of our camp prophets to unravel them, The cause of ...

... LONDON, THURSDA Y, OCT. 18. THE Turkish victory at Kars is an affair of far ht greater importance-of better augury for the future or of the Ottoman Empire-than the public of Western at Europe appear to be aware of. In the Crimea the B. battles of the Turks have lbeen fought by Frencb, of English, and Sardinian soldiers. The Osmanli have re remained or have been kept in the background. The ox ...

... CPEos OUR OwN CoRsasPONDDENT.) NAPLES, TuiLr 23. Dreadful consternation has prevailed in Naples during the last tew days, in consequence of an acci- dent involving considerable loss of life. In the Castel Nuovo there is a portion of it devoted to the making of percussion caps. There is, of course, much explo- sive matter lying about, and whilst they were packing a quantity the other day for ...

... One of those singular accidents which sometimes bring to light the fruits of crime the discovery ef which has baffded all the sffirts of official vigilance, hao tranfpired in Berlin, and sass caused a good deal of conversation In commercial circles. On the 19th of last month Messrs. Baum and Sone, of Lombard-street, foreign bankers and bullion brokers, were waited upon by a respectable looking ...

... RELIGIOUS WORSHIP BILL TO THlE DITOR OP TRE DAILY .EWS. Sm,-It is not often that I trouble you with a c oCmunication, although I am a constant reader, but 3 truth Is a jewel, and the extraordinary misstatements in your article on the Religious Worship Bill compel me to address you a few linee. You state, it a man wishes to worship Gud, be can only do it under certain prescribed l ...

... THE ROYAL TRAIN AT DABLINOTOY. The royal train arrived at Darlington Bank-top t Station yesterday a few minutes before noon. An itmmense E concourse pf persons had assembled, amongst whom a large a proportion of Quakers were conspicuous, one of their body, s, Mr. H. Peaee, the late visitor to the Court of St. Petersburg, having, as presidentof the Daslington. Mechanics' Inetitute, tl been ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF MESSRS. DE LiSLf AND JTANvTRIN.- IEETING OF ORERDITORS. l Yesterday morning a meeting of creditors of Messres. De Lisle and Janvtin, the bankers, whose payments were suspended a few days ago, was held at the banking-house, No. 16, Devonshire-square. Mr. DoNAmy Done-EE was called to the chair, and there were also present Mr. Hankey, Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Pickets- gill, Mr. Brooking, ...

... RXAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDINGI RIL A AD ORDBRS.I Yesterday, the following bills were declared to have complied with the standing orders: WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.-For power for London and North Western, Midland, Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, and Newport and Abergavenny, to subscribe and hold shares for working arrangements with these companies, and for extension of time ...