... 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. ...

... FeNllN go~ THE GOLF. STOCKHlOLll, MISY 6. All direct commwrdc~atioa with Finland is cut offI by the blockade.,l so that the maila are now eent by land all rtourad the Gulf of Bothnis, and have to perform a ,~orucney of more rhan a thousand miles, the dlistalnce otoZ being a hundred miles in a direct line. Thin aeoc',unts for our not being iu pos~session of intel- 8ielici. fromL A~bo of a Iater ...

... 0 His Royal Htghneos Prince Albert left Buekingb'.re Palace, attendled by Captain Du Plat, at a qucrter Pet eleven o'clock yesterday morning-, for tile purpose of in-peel- ing the works in progress for the canrp at Aldershott. His Royal Highness travelled by a special train ou ?? Soulh- ?? Railway to Farnborough-station. Her Royal Higbhness the Duchess of Rent vikitel the Queen and the ...

... ROMAN CArRO.ulC aCHQOOLS IN Li VARPOOL. The general report for the year 1854, by Mr. S. N. Stokes, on. of the Government inspectors of the schools, on the ?? Catholic schools inspected byhim in the northwestern adivision of England, which is appended to the minutes of the ?? of Council on Education, just issued, contains isome interesting information on the present condition of the schools of ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. The Mail-steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool ?? letters and journals from New York, to the 2d iust. The Africa arrived out at Boston on the 26th ult. The city and state of New York appear to be, principally occupied with rival meetings of the: friends of Temperance and their opponents the retail liquor-dealers, and those interested in that trade. The present licenses would ...

... 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 ...

... To Tan EDITORor FTE I OXRING CHRONICLE. SIR-As the King of Portugal is expected in Paris and London, surely it would be a most fitting opportunity for the bondholders, supported by capitalists generally, the Stock Exchange, and the press, to call upon his Majesty to make the first act of his reign one of justice, by rescinding the arbitrary and infamous decree in its further operation, whereby ...

... I LFr1M OUR OWN Co1RESPONDENT.1 BANKS OF THE SPREE, MAY 6. ; Unqualified bitterness has been expressed by the ?? press and in tbe British Parliament against the Prussian Cabinet for its quasi-hostility towards the West, during the whole course of the Oriental fcomplications. Nor have these reproaches been unmerited. Its sole bent has been to favour Russia, and, under the plea of neutrality, ...

... 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. ...

... iR LAND. OF TrE LORD-LIEUTENANT TO THE PEMALE VI0IT rEPNITENTIAaY. ?? the Lord-LieutenaUt, accompa- id by the Marquis and Marchioness of Kildaro D hed bi OD. Major Ponsonby, on Monday paid a to the above institution. The vioeregal party ,ere received on their arrival by Captain Crofton, he atteudod officially, and the following members 5ohe board of superintendence :-Aldermen Roe, of the and ...

... RAIL TAI YS. EAST KENT (DOVER HXT2NSION). The standing orders covamittee reported the followsiop re solution to the House of Commons ?? -Thai in the case of the East Kent Railway (Extenzion to Diver) petition the standing orders ought to be dispenqed with. That the parties be permitted to proceed with thoir bill on proyire before the committee on the bill the completion of tbe COOt tract to ...

... 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 ...