... Ii d O IOUSE OF COMMONS-Tuis DAY. NOTICESi OF MOTIONI. Mr. Layard-Return of all commissions granted in the Darmy since the commencement of the war, stating in each 0case the name of the pereon to whom granted, the regiment, anid the reason for which such commission was granted with- out purchase. Return of those officers who have received . certificates at the senior department of the Royal ...

... UM A - - ?? ;PA { I . .. - - -- pet A. ?? ib ~r daswtainto the I fact that Dlind~oo dl x aei ~riga Al( Thle patriotic fu nudlfe *munstouwad of th G. Sandiirs; 2541., M,Pfr 'Walfield, Is 6eriously in a disposed.I The Morn)hig ?? 6 ?? al A. L. Corry isiO a very'precaiouis ktatic:uf health.tr A plantation belon inl to colonel Markham, of Baem knI Hall, near Aberford, t~isoricsh has receive I ...

... BY MIA GNETIC AND ElECTRIC TELEGRAPHS. ENGLISH FUNDS-YuSTrEDAY. d LONDO2 FONDs-STOOK MID SHARE MARKIET.- ?? prolonged suspense respecting Sebastopol, and the circn- lation of various adverse roports of the news of the attempt o on the life of the Emperor Napoleon, combined to operate , injuriously on publio securities hich have receded to-day a nearly per cent, Coneols declined daring forenoon ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, MAlY 1, 1855. In the Horss of LORDS, last night, Inl reply to the Earl of ELLENBOROUGH, Lord PANMiUfiut observed that there had been an understanding between the Governments of Eng- land and Sardinia that the Sardinian Government would send out a force, accompanied with one mouth's provisions for the maintenance of that army ; and there was an arrangement that the Sardinian ...

... 'xi 50O THE EDTTOB OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIN,-As the affairs of Christ's Hospital appear to interest the public, you will perhaps find space for a few remarks frem one who is neither a partizan of the almonere nor of Dr. Jacobi It is, I think, much to be regretted that the Duke of Cam- ye bridge should have allowed himself to take a side in the pre- sentd~ipute, since it was well-known that the ...

... SECOND E DITr1ION. AMORNIVG CHRONVICLE O!JJ'JCR, Tueasday, 12, Noon. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. VIENNA, MONDAY. The news of the attempt on the life of the Emperor of the French had the effect of lowering prices considerably in the small amount of Bourae business done on the Sunday. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORtESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY. The atrocious attempt upon the life of the Em- peror ...

... .TkETEOOLOGIoCAL RESUL'1 S nu nnn- . VA. . ?? inNrTAKEN AT TUN DiDUCBD 1to50 oSEHRVATIONS TAKEN AT TUN LIVERPOUL oJlsERlVATOIRY, During the week ensdinsg Saturday, Alsril 23- . i55- Latitude,63i24'48X. Longitude,3'01 W. STATE OF TUE ATMOSPlE$R . Ozone(o-1o),atap. m. 0 0550 0 | r Ozone(0-l0),atg9aa.;, j oomr.so,|5 a Timeoceupiedin ?? o t o Collectilingsauge P, S8c:s 8 30ft.livegroundl f# Daily ...

... i .111.. ?? .. ?? - . ?? [BY THE SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGR(APH.] Wha TH ?? RUSSIA.-OUr intelligence froms Vienna dim of this day (Monday) tates that 1he emeteli the Ukraine realt I is assuming extens~iveproportions. It is said tollive been, T caused by the scarcity of salt, and to ?? h o I peasantry against the seiginorial possessr Iltied soil anal *PARIS, MONDAY EVENIN0.7-Tlip Paris funds ...

... I T IWAR. THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL CESSAT1IN OF THE BOMBARDMZNT RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS, VM. aA, MoxcL.-News has arrived from Odess to the 26th, bringing Intelligence from Sebastopol to 24th April. The bombardment had entirely ceased; not a single Bsstu battery bsd been demolIshed. 50,000 Russian troopj &?o arrived as reinforcements. DESPATCH FiOM PBINCE GORTCHAKO-FF ST, PETEMUEGB , SUNDAY. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolseok at five o'clock. Lord- LYNDBUSET presented a petition in favour of the restoration of Poland, as the best means of resisting Russian oppression. SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS3 TO THE SARDINIAN CONTINGENT. The Earl of ELLEN BSOROUGH, seeing the noble lord the Minister of War in his place, wished to diaw his ...

... LEICFS'I'ERSIIIRE. (From our own Correspondent.) Lascicslwic, Monday. i The Shakesperian celebration last Monday evening passed acco off well. The Ternperance-hall was engaged fr theocca- pr sion, 700 persons were present. and J. F. Holling, Esq., p.e- swer sided. After all expenses were defrayed, the sum of 51. was wte handed over to the Jones Testimonial Fuod. last The annual attack on the ...

... T If E 1RE SS. THlE SECOND YEAR OF AVAR. (FROM THE SPECTATOR.) TlvsslA has refused the proffered terms of peace So absolutely tihat accomn-iodation seems to be rendered irnpnssihb'. The Western Powers have committed themselves to an advance from which they can scarcely retreat before they have regained the position' ?? they Imvc staked. Tle means for coercing a giganitic ericanv appeal' to ...