... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TaunsrAy, JAN. 25. Lord LYStinuasT gave notice of a motion relative to the conduct of the war, vhereupon the Earl of ELLEN- Borouou postponed his from Monday next till a future day, which he did not state. 'the Duke of NEWCASTLa acquainted the house that Lord John Rusoell had resigned, and as the Earl of Aberdeen had not returned from Windsor, he moved that the house adjourn ...

... LONDON, IEBRUAIi 1. No telegraphic Recounts Irom the seat of war have been published, but the Times contains a journal from its special correspondent at the camp before Sebastopol. On the 10th, llth, and 12th there was nothing of im- portance, The desertion by English and French soldiers was more frequent than might be expected. Shot, shell, and provisions were being brought up. The condition ...

... ahe Times of Wednreday publislhed the following from its special correspondent.:- Before Sebastopel, Jan. 22.-A mild, still day and oloudy, dull sky. On such a day as this our army could make great efforts, and lay up abundance of stores in the Commisseariat tents, but we are met again by our enemy the mud, and the quagmires into which it has convert- ed not only the roads but all the tracks ...

... RIVER TYNE COMmSSION. An adjourned meeting of the commission Was held yeater- Tda~y (Thursday). The chairman, J. Cowen, Esq., presided. he minutes of the last meeting having been read, Mr fIrZveIssocN pointed out that no mention. was there made of the letters from the Admiralty, which were then read. The omission, he thought, should be supplied.- The CeRic said that no resolution had been ...

... LONDON, FEBRUARIY 22. RESIGNATION OF TVIREE MINISTERlS. The l2isnjs, in a leading article, ?? purposely abstained yesterday CWednesday) morning from advert- ing to the dissension which was already kinowvn to exist in the cabinet, because we were unwilling to anticip:ats and to expose the humiliating spectacle of a government divided almost as coon as it had assumed the responsi. bilities of ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. London, Monday light.-A supplement to the Ga. ectto contains a despatch, dated the 26th June, from the late Lord Raglan, inclosing the weekly medical report, dated the 26th, and lists of casualties. The medical report states that cholera and bowel ConTplaints had been on the increase within the last two or three days, but that neither the admissions nor deaths h~ad becn so ...

... The Atoniteur publishes the following circular, ad- dressed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of France to the French Legations, in reply to the recent circular of Count de Nesselrodos- Paris, May 23. Sir,-All the newspapers of Europe have reproduced from the Joursnal de St. PNeerebourg the circular which Count de Nesselrode addressed, under date of the 10th of May (28th of April old style), ...

... DAILY AND PERIODIOAL PRESS. SPECTATOR.-Napoleon must be content with half a chance in the matter of the succession. There ia no doubt that an heir born to him might have a great effect in subduing many impationces and many feelings of tu- certainty in the French people. At present the Emperor stands too conspicuously dependent upon a litf tenure, and the heirship that presumptively presents ...

... THE GREAT LONDON MERETING-ADMINI- TRATIVE REF~ORM. -- On Saturday morning a public meeting was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of laying the foundation of a movement for the changes in the con- atitution and conduct of government. The meeting was convened by a requisition from a number of mer- bhapts and others connected with the city of London. The object, as stated in the ...

... DESPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL LYONS. Despatches, of which the following are copies, have been received from Rear-Admiral Sir Eldmnund Lyons, Dart., ?? Commander-in-Ohief of her Majesty's ahipa and vessela in the Mediterranean and Blaok bea.- Eloyal Albert, of. Stibaatopol, Aug. 4, i185d. Sir,-In continuation of the prcoeedinga of tne aquad- ron in tbe Sci of Azeff aince thoae which were reported in ...

... THE: BIALTIC PLEET. HAT..arunair, Thursday.-An English fleet, of twelve 'hipe of the line and four steam corvettes, passed the Bielt on Wednesday evening, in front of Nybor. The Cruiser, 17, screw corvette, and the Rosamond, 6. paddle sloop, left Spithead on Thursday evening for the Downs noce roud e f or the flattie. BeaNs, April 21.-Tee English fleet under Admiral Dundas, consisting of 12 ...

... LONDON, APlRL 26, Timn CRIMEA.-(From the Morning Express.)-No later telegraphic news. Under date Paris Wednesduy, the Post save, it is confidentally stated that the diver- sion Omer Paeha was to make has perfectly succeeded. General Bizot veported killed in the combat before the masked battery is not dead but seriously wounded, 1,200 Fretnch were working in the trenches when they were charged ...