... DEFEAT OF THE RUJSSIMAS BEFORE SEBASTOPOL. Lord Panmare presents his compliments to the Editor of ThC Morning Chronicle, aoad has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which has this day reached him from Lord Raglan. War Department, May 11, 1855. SEBASTOPOL, MAY 10. The Russians made a sortie with a large body of troops on our right advanced trench this morning, but were ...

... -I MORAYJ? CHRONICLE OEFJIC/. Tueeady, 1 p.m. e TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. e [FROM OUtt OW?N CORRBSEPONDENT.] WI PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING. The intelligence communicated by the Indus, which left Coustautinople on the 30th April, is t 8 without interest, and has been anticipated by tele- b graph. t The suspension of the bombardment is an- f nounced. ' The Aroniteur of this morning contains the official ...

... UEPE IAJESTY'S STATE BALL. The QueOu last evening gave a State Ball, to which a party of betweefl sixteen and seventeen hundred were invited, and for which the whole of the State-rooms of Bhckingham Palace were appropriated and brilliantly illuminated, The three entrances were arranged as foilows :-The Royal Family aliilted at the garden entrance ; tile Foreign Ministers, Privy Councillors, ...

... THE AILTON CL UB. ! A lerge number Ofthe friends and supporters of thie Vn. dertakiitg lisstiv .bled on Monday to ilnatemuate the tera- porsry openflg of the ?? for the convenience of | the sumbea who flock to the metropolis at this season, in I order ?? participate in the proceedings at the mnniversartes of our great religious and benevolent orgrnisations. ! he eluh consists of dining.roonis, ...

... 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, ...

... The fifth concert of the Harmonic Union for the present season took place last night at the Hanover-iquare Rooms, before a brilliant and crowded assembly. It may be remem. bered that last year the society brought out, for the first time in England, MOZART'S accompaniments to the Acis and Gala'ea. At that time doubts existed among some profes. sionals as to whether the symphony played at the ...

... . ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 28. For the last five weeks the Emperor has been engaged in passing in review the 4th and 6th bat- talions and the artillery of the reserve, which are immediately marched off. This is not the only movement taking place in the Baltic provinces, for much greater defensive preparations are going on than last year. The six mouths gained in negotia- tion have given the ...

... OXFORD, MAY 8. TRE NEW MUSEUM. The museum delegacy having resolved that it was desirable that the University should accept the tender of Messrs. Lucas and Son, of London, amounting to the sum of £29,041 foi the erection of a museum according to the plan of Messrs: Dean and Woodward, approved by convocation on the 8th December last, modified in some respects with the approba- tion of the ...

... VION-RNOAL KOVEMHNTS. l The Lord-Lieutenant will visit Cork on the 21ati instant, to inaugurate the opening of the Athenseum in that city. On Monday ?? inspected, in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle, another party of Crimean invalids, whohadjust arrived fromEugland. One man, with the melancholy interest attaching to such relics, exhibited the bullet by which he had been struck; and another ...

... T[LHI MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, JMA Y 14, 1855. This evening the Peers will be asked to pronounce judgment upon a question of vital interest to the country. It was not lightly that one of the most determined demagogues of modern days exclaimed, Thank GOD we have a House of LORDS I The time is gone by when popular prejudice and passion could be concentrated against that estate of the ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert went yesterday to the Exhl- bition of the Royal Botanic Sooiety in the Regent's-park, eccormpanied by the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Duke of Saxe Cobourg, and the Prineese of Hohenlohe Laugenburg, and attended by the Countess ofsGaineborough, theHou. Eleanor Stanley, Major-General Buckley, Captain Dn Plot, sod Mr. Gibbs. Baron do Treskuw was in attendance ...

... 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 ...