... PRINCE GOB1UHAKOFF'S REPORT. p (Fromna Supplement to the InZi. Ruase.) - In completion of his telegraphic despatch, published' i- on the 20th inst., relative to the operations before r- Sebastopol, from the 11th to the l5th of April, a re- P- port from PrinceeGortchakoff, of this latterdate, ,-announces that the enemy continue to cannonade the n fortress during the day and to bombard it during ...

... CLUBS FOR THE XIDDLE CLASSES. Wre continue the subject on which we broke ground the weel before last. We have in some measure precognised the classes to be accommodated, and will now endeavour to point out the mode in which they should be attracted to our district Club. As meeting a universal demand, there should be, in the very first place, a good and commodious News-room, sup- plied with ...

... IE AII,1MY BEFORE SEBASTO POL. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE. [TUII;TIETii DAY.] Ti;e ceomittee met agaoi yesterday, at twelve o'clock, 1: Roebcu' ioi the chair. Mlr. (ir lt Wao cAlled, and in reply to Lord Seymour said siheii st'e oflice of cmiptroller of victualling and comptrol- ?? ?? s rts at the Board or Admiralty, until the recent poit:anent of thetransport board. He had held that office :ethe ...

... FluE IN COU1K. ! On Sunday I fire broke out in the mil of Mr. Cornelius Keller, in Biackpool, Colk. It is not known how the tire originated, hut in a short time the whole building was consumed, and nothing re- mained of the mills but the black walls. We under- stand the loss is estimated at between £3,000 and £4,000, a portion only of which is covered by in- surauce. A strong feeling of ...

... I.A T IEAQUWS OF CX IONS ABDI- ?? ?? , GATED, ITS FNCToNs. - . SDBI-before this question can be properly answered, iwe must first inn e what are the real or presumed ;functiodfcf the B-oij`ls'ofomimon66s. `t- is-a'fict, that the lower branch of -oar -legislature originated in the endeavour of the Normans to devise a simple and efficient method for be. plunder of the Saxons As :thjeprop'erty of ...

... DREADFUL SUFFERTIGS ON THE ICE. ?? fnilmvingrimhr~~iM_4:u_ Be_ _ ise ?? rnseeresaung pareonlars of' a voyage from Cape Tomentine to Prince Edward's island are given by one of the sufferers (Mr Joseph Were), who is well knowi to many of our readers, and who resided several years at Bedminster, earrying on the business of a tan. nor. The letter was addressed to a gentleman at Boa. ton, and sent ...

... ARMY MEDI' AL GRIEVANCES. TO Tan EDIITO OF THE DAILY NBWS. Sut,-The army surgeons now engaged with the enemy in the lines of Sebastopol are deeply grieved to find that great injustice is being done them by the authorities~at home, and hope that the following, which is an epitome of their wishes, will be deeply considered by the Minister of War when making the of forthcoming alterations: ed 1. ...

... LETTERS FROM THE CRJMRA. e. We have been favoured with the following extracts from two private letters:- id Camp before Sebastopol, Moroh 18. a Dear Aunt-I am very happy to Informu you that I am )f getting on quite well in the Crimea. The weather continues very fine, which makes us all quite happy and comfortable. There has been but very little snow fall since I have been h here. There was ...

... NiVAVAL AND MILITARY ANEWS. ir- APPOINTXBNTS. se Lieutenarnt-Hi. G. Belson (1854), to the Neptune, 120, for of particular service. ae Aqsistaut-Surgeon-W. B. Stephens (1851), to the Belle- *e. isle, 6, hospital-ship, at Devonport. a PORTSUOUTH. The Retribution, 28, paddle-frigate, Captain Fisher, went out of harbour, and, after trying their engines at the measured mile, anchored at Spithead. ...

... PARLIM MENTAR Y BUSINESS. HOUSE OF COMM2NONS-Tills DAY. by put OnRDERS OF THES DAY. which Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill-Third reading. stones Spirit Duties (Scotlsud and Ireland) Bill-Cormnitt~ee Sir Customs Duties Bill-As amended, to be considered. Middli Supply-Committee. rived Ways and Ideans-Committee. carriag Militia Bill-Second reading. severa Cinquc Ports Bili-COMMittee. sheriff Weights ...

... We have letters and papers from, this island to I the 24th April. A Russiau officer, a deserter to the French, who had arrived there iu the French steam packet Osiris, reported that the Russian force at present in the Crimea only consists of 15,000 effective men, and that they are moved about in all directions, for the purpose of making the allies believe their force much more considerable ...

... PES fATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. oTUS SEcON SULOE.MEST TO TUESDAY'S GA- ZETTE.] War Department, May 4, 1855. Lord panmure has this day received a de- r'tch sud its enclosures, of which the follow- parecopiCs, addressed to his lordship by Field- glhrhal the Lord Raglau, G.C.B. Before Sebastopol, April 21. siy Lord-Omfer Pacha having considered it ex- ftit to wake a reconnaissance in front of Bala- ...