... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ,VN PAL AND JIII TARY AMAE' . APPOINTMENET Inspector of Hospitals-Dr. J. Wilson (1841), to be in- spector of hospitals at Greenwich. Master-J. J. Ball (1843) to the Cornwallis, 60, screw Steamship at Devonport. Additional Lieutenants to tile Royal Albert-F. T. Hamil- ton, for service in the Grinder; W. H. Truscott, for service in the Jasper; J. H. Marryatt, for service in the Cracker, 31. G. ...

... 1TAM ATrEVR PERFORMA SNCE AT DR Ur? Y- I fANE. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the youthful nmembers of the Royal Family, honoured the second performance of the amateur Ipantornirue, Guyi Faikeal, last night, at Drury lane, by their presence, the proceeds of the performance being intended foi the Wellington College. We believe that we are expressing the opinions of a very large ...

... TrlE MORNING CHRONICLE. L ON DO N: SA TURDA Y, MAA - 12, 1855. in the HousE of LORDS last night, In reply to Lord ST. LEONARDS, The LORD CHANCELLOR said with regard to the Testaineutary Jurisdiction Bill, Government had considered it most convenient to introduce the hill iuto the House of Commons, as their lordships had already given it their approval. He had reason to believe that in the form ...

... T'HB LONDON GAZBTTE OF FRIDAY, JIA' 11. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 7. Notice is hereby gives, that her Majesty will hold Drawing- rooms at St. James's Palace, oil the following days, at two o'clock:- On Saturday, the 19th of May, to celebrate her Majesty's Birth.day. Thursday, 14tb June next, N.13. The Knights of the several Orders are to appear in their Collars at the Drawing-room on the ...

... | MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICO, Saturday, 12, Noon. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. --4 FRANKFORT, FAItDAY. A great deal is said here about a Russian de- spatch, forwarded to the Russian envoys at some of the German Courts at the end of April. The substance of it is as follows:- Russia, aware of the policy of Germany, and hoping that it will continue, will maintain, what- ever may be the eventualities of ...

... ,EXPOR TA TION OF FO UNDLIZVGS TO FR.ANCO . I The Court of Assize of the Seinle was oocupied o ThndBY ,,ith the trial of a ?? named ooon , T h ars ged wit a ofec hitherto unheard, of in thle Frenchl criminal cOurts.Thetingrit at- tempt to check this novel mode of getting rid of I English childron, of unwelcome birth, appears to have eutirely failed. The act of accusation' stated the ...

... NEWSPAPER ISTAMP DUYIES BILL. HOtSE OF COIMMONS-FRIDAT. OV Order read, for resuliling adjourrioel dlebitto ol ameneidnielit pro- by pesed to be ?? to question (,thi May), That the bill be vi ne read the third tihe, and which anieidinent, was to leave out the word now, and at the end of the question to add the a, wordi upon this day six mouths. Quetion again proposed, o1 t1h1at the word ...

... HEIR MAJESTY'S LWEVE . The Q.ieen held yesterday '4teraooo a Levee, Mihch was very numerously atitenued, the preseutations alone exceseng five hundred. Thia Yecepti I war more fully ?? than any Leveg sinue her Majeot)'s iceseion to the throne, with the exceltion of the first held by the qtteen. Her Ktjekty and his Royal Ifighnebs Prince Albert arrived at St. Jamease Palace boon alter two ...

... ELOPBMENT AND FELONY. On Wednesday a speoial petty sessions was held in the Town-hall, at Glossop, before Messrs. W. Sidebottom and E. Potter, when Mr. James Harrisoii, grocer and farmer, of Chisworth, charged Joseph Jolley, formerly in his employ, with having aided his (Hsrrison's) wife in carrying away a I considerable sum of money and other property belonging to her husband. For several ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY. Motion enade, and question put, That a select committee be appointed, to conlsider and inquire hows the Army of India may be made most available for the Nvar in Europe, and to inquire into the steps necessary to be taken if it should be deemed ex- pedient to constitute the army of the East India Company a Royal Arnmy-(Sir Erskine Perry). The House divided; Ayes 62, ...