... CONTINUATI ON- OF DIARY FROM. THE CRIMEA. CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, MYr I. The following was issued late last night:- - GElxrzAL ArTER ORDER. April SO. The Comnmander of the Forces has the highest satisfaction in publishing to the army the copy of a despatch which he has received from the Minister at War, conveying her Majesty's gracions approbation of the conduct of the troops engaged in ...

... M&ORAL ANATOMY of tho XETROPOIS. There has just been issued a series of .valuable Tables, showing the number of persons taken into 6distody by' the ?? Police, and the results, in the year 1854. These statistical returns afford illustratioxis,' ~which-sate both curious and interesting, respecting the habits of: the population of London. . Nearly one person out' of ev ery thirty falls into the ...

... 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 ...

... 0::f0- SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1855. 0 THE QUEEN'S DISTRIBUTION OF THE . Crimean Medals. - Resignation of General Canrobert. . I - - Besides the prominent topics of the week already adverted to, there are, two others which are deserving of especial notice. On Friday morning HEn MAJESTY distributed the Crimean medal to the officers and soldiers who are entitled to the distinguished, honour of -wearing ...

... L L ,B .i.PALX-MR&T; ?? A-ND,-.Ti Johin Bulli is -'aauiious animal,' ind- a; marvel of self. contiadictionl ;He isi at ?? most~patient, and inpa. tient of'the'iuman-rad's;,- the most confident and despairing'; the most' gruimblinganda-e mosticheerlfl;_the most violen't in his, 'cenuresg, nd'thl inost>-edaily appeased. ' .In 5hortg he isa downright goodellow . ' A' - ?? ?? allinaU: w'u as baU~n ...

... TH E WAR. Eenewal of- the Vienna Conferences. VIENNA, Faxwn MomRING.-A Conference will be held to. morrow, without the Russian Plenipoteatiaries; and another on Monday, at which those Plenipotentiaries will probably be present. MARSEILLES, TuEanAY.-General Bentinck has left for the Crimea.- The Euphrate, which left Constantinople on the 14th, hag arrived. Despatches left'at nine a.m. - - ...

... TbWIT ?? , ,il ~UN~iAY, MAY L3~ 1S~5', Z b ?? TEE WAIt. ?? ,Affairs.: at Athei seat of wAr are4-ndeiiibly ng.a * ?? !. t; is;,e tootu habti > sag ,has not :,yet suceceeded .-that .unsilenc'fertr es.,,silll still ecreirle -the R`ssian stronghold with their deadly Dfires, 'bt .we ,spj the l at- bm d ad redentkencounmers, ;have bost the Russians -not ls dhan a- f 10 0of imn,' WhilitW the ws i ...

... 'BATH By I1&8NDOWNE ma an . -t s.. I. D - , , ! : 'P'UOH5ONlE ?? - ?? The Meeting on Lansdowne Heights warns us of the near approch: of the Skteiekit Dayfor ?? baind lhe Tirfrinn of ,the teeny hundreds tht . wil:l be foand ,c, ongregatcil n Tuesday on the BathRacecourse, nine tentbs we.ftoy,,'sbaie more intetested~in the operations in the Derby aifkt't -tian upon the immediate events that ? ...

... EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY 3D I of the London a Coff~ee, and Bating Ejoul I ?? V ,s3' 7s'l I membie of t -lociety assembled Ogetlt,~ Frfd~ eveni ,gtitb ) VS, Blshopsgate-street. for the purpos ?? I tdh anniversa, St their society, which was established In : 0 `S Ighileral benefit ?? Connected with the trade b . Ws)iU5iit uei union. Tbe;ehair was taken by Sir Cbarles De.,.e v, ?? London Aan'a ...

... I ' The stir created in this ancient institution by the well- directed remonstrances and complaints of Dr. JAcoB has evidently gone well home, and been felt to the very quick by those in responsible power. Of- course, the prime mover of the distraction and dissension now pervading this establishment will not be heard of again. Dr. JAcoB will gain no credit or' tianks, except from a generous ...

... THE ERUPTION OF XIOUNT VESUVIUS Latest Particulars. ; NAPLES, MAY 14.-Since I last wrote, Vesuvius, instead of ceasing its destructive eruption, has been committing, daily, greater ravages. All the artillery of the Roman Catholic Church has been. brought out to oppose that of nature-or the great god of nature, rather, Processions, masses, votive offerings, and the exhibition of bones of the ...

... - -Di ATO 36 -i, X_`X4P ~D QE& I WA ~ DEATET, TSAi 1; IS. i :,a Irain has tsy**edd*aes~teh ofwhich ~e'Noliows, re copies,, ONsst to hisrdswbi by l ;- B$vO~th SBiASTOPOi;M~r I 18355.f ' ?? r Lord,-I have, little to ijeport to your lordshipto-$day.49; ,, ?? Russians gcontinek actsYel~ eng gedi in ,overing their 'advanc ~w~ks aid ihe~hav6couatrnueaka ew ba1r + '~thi lefto~ he selit; trbps re ...