... (From the Times' Correspondence.) Camp before Sebastopol, April 27. If the language addressed to his officers by General Can- robert on Thursday is to be taken as the nnouancement of our future strategical policy before Sebastopol, it is certain that no very decisive blow will he struck against the place and the armies which defend It until the Allies shall have been rein- forced by some 70 ...

... SC O TL AND. - filitary M3ovements.-On Tuesday, the Earl of Y Cardigan inspected the 1st Dragoon Guards, now 9 stationed at Piershill Barracks, and under orders for d the Crimea. A large draft of the Scots Greys, also e about to proceed to the East, were inspected at the n same time.-Scotsman. ; Dep7arture of the 80td Regiment.-The 80th Regi- ment at Fort-George, which has been augmented to ...

... H{OUSE OF COMMONS-TBURSDAY, ATfY 10. i- .. AJV U~f ?? V Dflfl JRJ1L3J flUtOLI/AX JILA & J.V. Lis The House met at four o'clock. 3r. The Hyde Gas and.Liverpool Corporation Water Bills were read a third time and passed. SW In reply to the Marquis of BLANDFORD, be Sir CHARLES WOOD said he had not yet heard whether le a chaplain had been attached to the large body of men belong- r'kg to the Naval ...

... The following is among the latest telegraphio despatches received . FKiel, May 10. t The Orion, screw line-of battle ship, arrived at eight this 'a morning. . lo The Cossack, Arrogant, Esk, 'Tartar, and Archer, have arrived at Farosund, with nine colliers for the fleet. FRANCE. 11 (From the Times' Correspondence.) . e - ?? . A, Paris Wednesla' lay 0, six P. * It is reporfgd that ...

... IMPORTANT POSTAL I31PROYEMiENTS. We learn that a very beneficial change commenced yesterday, in our local post office arrangements. The boundary of the postal delivery of Glasgow has now been extended,1so as to in- clude Springbank, KCelviohaugh, and the blocks of houses lately erected on the Paisley Road. In this way four deliveries are now made daily throughout the whole extent of this newly ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDJAY, MAY 11. [Continued from Supplement.] The LORD CHANCELLOR having taken his seat on the wool- sack, The Great North of Scotland Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. In reply to Lord ST. LEONATRDS, The LORD CHANCELLOR said, with regard to the Testa- mentary Jurisdiction Bill, Government had considered it most eonvenient to introduce the bill into the House of ...

... I _ ?? These elegant rooms were opened on Tuesday. Parties of ladios and gentlemen inspected the paintings during the day, and at four o'clock the Lord Provost, accompanied by Sheriff Bell, Principal Maefarlan, the Magistrates end a number of the Councillors, C. H-. Wilson, &c., entered the large hall, and were most cordially received. Onh the applause subsiding, his Lordship spoke as follows: ...

... (From the Times' Cores ondence.) l ris, Sunday, May 6. The trial of the person who attempted to assassinate the Emperor on Saturday week last comes on to-morrow at the Assize Court of Paris. I have already mentioned that the man's name is not Liverani tAntonia) as inserted in his passport, but Giovanni Pianori; it is certain that lie was born in the Pontifical States, though he has, I am told, ...

... - WHI5TEHIALL, MAY 9. The Queen heas been pleased to present the Rev. James Cruden to the church and Parish of Cantrie, In the proehytory of Turriff, and ~county of BmussS, vacant by the death of the itev. Thomnas Wilson. WAR OFvIc., MtAY 11. let Dragoon Guards-IRegimental Serjeant Major D. Wale to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Rayes, appointed to the 51th Dragoon Guards. .2d D~reioon ...

... LETTER FROM PARIS.-No. 2. Paris, 3d May, 1855. tin, When I last wrote you everything was in confusion in the for, .pubi (le l'Industric, but during these three days past a great tha change has taken place on the interior appearance of the ?? Universal Exposition. The thousands of boxes, bales, and mu hampers which incumbered the floors and galleries have been dul ,partly cleared of their ...

... Southampton, Sunday Night. The United States mail steam-ship Washington, Captain i Cavendy, has arrived with news from New York to the 21st ult. She brings 180 passengers, and £250,000 in specie for 'London'. The steam-ship Nashville, from Liverpool, had not arrived a out when the Washington left. The steamer Illinois left New York on the 20th ult. for C Aspinwall and Panama, with 700 ...

... (From the Timesq.) Everybody will have his osin opinion with regard to Satur- day's meeting in the City of London, according as hope or fear, prejudice or interest, sways his judgment. Some will dwell on the absence from the list of requisitionists of names familiar in the annals of civic agitation, and others may con- sider that, since members of Parliament wore admitted, a stronger cast in ...