... THE TRIAL AND CONWICTION OF PIANORI. )u The trial of Pianori took place en Monday last. at About ten o'clock the judges and jury of the ordi- nary criminal court took their seats-presided over by M. Pariarien Lafosse. The prisoner was brought in between two gendsdarmes, and placed in the gallery where tile accused generally stand, to the left of the judicial bench. The wretched man has a ...

... THE LONDON GAZE TTE OF TUESDA ?? I A , Y8. LORD U1IAM1R3 LAIN'S OFFICE, APrIL 24. Notice is hereby give>, that her Majesty will biold a Lm'eo at St. James's Palace, on Friday, the 11th of May next, at itwo o'clock. M AN 7. Notice is hereby given, that her Mojesty will. holl Drawing-roomis at St. Jamesn s Palace, on SaturdAy, 19Ah Miy, to celebrate her Manjesty's Birth-day, and on Thurs- day, ...

... [;ROX OURt OWN CohilESPONDXNT.1 they PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. comi Telegraphic despatohcs which reached Paris to- proa day report a severe assault upon the English lines prev! by the Russians. It is, however, stated that the rniut latter were driven back with heavy loss before the for ii French troops were able to come up. The above fact a To may be relied upon as being substantially correct. ...

... THE LOSS OF THE CR(ESUS. We have been favoured by the Admiralty with the follow- ing- Statement of John Vine Hail, commander of the steam- Ship Cresus, received from her Majesty's Minister at Turin, made on board her Majesty's ship Vulcan, at Genoa, and published in the Gensit Off 7lcia Gcazeee. We left Genoa yesterday at nine o'clock, with 270 soldiers and 37 officers of the Sardinian army, ...

... e COLBURN'S UNITED SERVICE. d The present number contains some valuable sug. e gestions with reference to the mode of instruc- e- tiou which should be adopted in the camp at l Aldershott. The writer observes that three opera- t tions are deserving of attention-namely, the a construction of field works, field movements in bri- I gade, and attack and defence, and proposes, with a view to the ...

... I HORTICULTURAL SOCIE7 Y of LONDON. a n The first summer meeting of this society took place 1, yesterday, in Regent-street, and till a late hour in the after- e noon the rooms were thronged with visitors, among whom we remarked Lady Bridport, Lady DorothyNevill, Ron. Mrs. Vernon Harcourt, Miss Parry, Earls of Ducie and Cawdor, Lord Rsvenswortb, the Bishop of Carlisle, Hon. Mr. Murray,' Sir ...

... TIiTEEN MORNING CIHIRONICLE1. LO NDON: TUESDA Y, MA1 Y 8, 1855. In the HoTUSE of LonRs, last night, The Earl of El LEXBonouGH gave notice that be would move, on ilolnday nest, thit an humble ad- dress be presented to her Majesty to assire her M.,ijesty of the support of this House in the vigor- ous conduct of the war; to congratulate her Ma- jesty on the happy alliance between this country and ...

... s i E. G E OF S BASTOPOL. Lord Paumure presents his ?? to the Editor of The Aforning thronicle, and has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligeuces which ha3 this day reached him from Lord Raglan. ?? Department, May 7, 1805, 2.45 p.m. The enemy assaulted the advanced trench of our right attack last night, but were repulsed promPtly. ?? Our loss was three killed and twenty ...

... IMPERIAL PABLIAMEN'T. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRADAY. The Torquay Markitr Bill Was read a third time and passed; as also the Great North of Scotland Railway Bill. LEGAL REFORS.A. Lord ST. LEONAADS rose tQ Ask aquestion of Govern- meiut as to certiin importatt measures now before Parlir mnent. The first to wbio'n he wished to advert was the Testa mientary Jurisdiotion Bill. That measure had been intro ...

... I NAVAL AND MILITAR, VBVSE. SHEERNESS. The floating buttery Trusty, from Woolwich, was towed into harbour on Sunday, at four p.m., by the African steam- vessel, R. Harvey, master. This vessel is in a very leaky state. She has been taken into the fitting basin. The Dapper gunboat, Lieutenant Grant, has been placed in No. 5 dry dock, to ascertain and make good the damage received by being on ...

... TUE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE. [ThiinTY-rFIFT DAY.] .The committee re-aseembled yesterday at twelve o'clock, and continued the investigation; Mr. Roebuck in the chair. 4 The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., was called, and, in reply to the chairman, said he was Secretary-at-War at the breaking out of the war, and a member of Lord Aberdeen's rGovernment. On LoMd Aberdeen's ...

... 9 8 The following letter, received by a gentleman of Edin- burgh, gives some information regarding the state of the 1 hospital at Scutari:- 2 Hotel del'Europe, Pera, Constantinople, April 16, 1855. 6 My dear Sir-When I left Liverpool, you desired mue to 2 write you, giving arty information about the state of the hospitals here that I might be able to acquire. As the Jura is at Genoa ...