... MR LATAXD AID LORD HARDINGE. The following is the correspondenee between. M Layard and Lord Hardinge in reference to the speech of the former atLiverpool- 15, (Great Stanhope- street, April 25,18565. Sir-- I have read a speech of yours made at Liver- pool in which you charge me with conduct so corrupt in the exercise of military duties, in the case of the promotion of my son, to the injury ...

... IKPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, FBn. 8. The Earl of Aberdeen and the Duke of Newcastle took their seats on the bench below the government seat. Lord Panmure occupied a Qegt on the ministerial bench. Lord ?? withdrew his motion respecting the War, observing that in the present difficult circum- stances he did not wish to embarrass the government:- The Marquis of CLANIUCRAEDE ...

... On Monday morning last, between 10 anrl It o'clock in the forenoon, a fearful accident occurred at the above works, at Walker, from one of the boilers exploding arid killing five men and two boys, and injuring several others, but only one severely. The Walker Iron Worka belong to MeBars Losb, Wilson and Bell, are well-known to be of a most fiourisbing and extensive character, and the part ...

... RUSSIA-IEAMBuiRoH, Dco. I2th.-(roi terost.) | -A ?? loan of 50,0G0,000 of roublee, m-cly I ;8,00.000, is issued at 82, beooin g per cent. interet. nseney panic has ccmmeneed in Russia. At MoAecow, llishai, Novogorod, Astralear, and other placce, ba-.k motes are retueed ; people ame hiding money. BE1Li.N, Wednesdny.-Y1oterday thO house of !&en- delssohn opened subscriptionit for a newv Rusoian ...

... ,EY ELEUrRIC TELEGRAPH. Tim WAR.-The Timeo Vienna ecoriepondent tete- graphs on Thursday, at 10 vtm., Thereis great reoaon to tear that the Western Poewers are ?? to make ?? in order, if poseW'le, to secoure the co-opera- 76ion of A ustlia. ' 'Up to Ibe 12th inst., the oq eraticrhe, comnenced on 'L 1th tgainat 6ebaatopol, co tinued without any de- ION I,-IN, tXBODll.~O iN tr,.RKETT-aIlOW, ...

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... NAVAL AND MIILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Capt. Arbuthnot, and forty-three non-commissioned officers and men of the Royal Artillery, with fifty horees, embarked at Woolwich on Thursday week on board the Escort steam-transport ship for the Crimea. The Alps, a screw steam transport, arrived at Ports- mouth on IFriday, from the seat of war. She left the Crimea on the 24th ult., Constantinople on the 3rd ...

... _K.0 A LONDON CORMESPONDENT. Lobdon- Wednesday ?? was not;to b3 sup- poted' that either Mr Roebuck or Mr Layard would allow the report of the .Sbastopol committeetnbecome a nul,lity i and therefore, the first named lion. member has given notice, it will be observed, of a vote of censure on the oabinot, whose errors led- to such disastrous events in the winter campaign in the Crimea. That this ...

... TLUT, KING DO4 SARDINIA. IN, ENGLAND His Majerty the King of Sarlinia arrived at Dover at 7.4Q on Friday morning in the Vivid steamer, saptain Smitherts, whihi left Calaiseat li7e o'cloclc. e wsn re- ceivad by the naval and military authorities of the port, the Sardinian blini3ter, General Grey, and the other members ot the Queen's houuehold sent down to wel- acme him on his arrival. The ...

... The Queen inspected on Monday afternoon one hun- dred wounded and disabled Guards recently arrived in this country froxm the-Ceimes. H~er Majesty loenon ally inspected every soldier, inquiring about their drfikrrcnt wounds, and receiving the medical report of the state of the invalids. The inspection being ended, the guards wvere conducted into the Palace, wvhore a plentiful din- ner wias ...

... P 'il;Y ANID i>,A'i()DiCAL SS. III~lb ltj-Lr~ luJ It~wl it ecct out.Br 6h~t~eni PetCi, 'yto Gi. C'i krcitre at VieUna, lad ret re I MIc Austrian l'lenipotuntiary to the Cour; ofSt. Jnsee's True, it is not vey c'ear what is meant by full pewers, but, in whatever capacity Loid John went out, iu that capacity he emse home, with the single ex- ceptlion that be had eldnvgd tupoyerF. In both ...

... WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. 10.-Lord Parnmure has received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Simpson:- Before Sebastopol, Aug. 28. lly Lord,-Since the attempt of the enemy to force the passege of the Tchernayn, on the 16th inst., no movement of aggression has taken place; but all the accounts I have received tend to show a ...