... MR. ROEBUrCK'S COMlMITTEED. o EX4DMINATION OF THE IDFAUL OF ABERIDEBN. . The Earl of Aberdeen was tbe only witness exa.- ,fmined yesterday, aud with the noble ealrl's exsamination iC fis Senerally undersltood that the investigation of tthe comn-. mittee dosers. The noble Earl, after describing the emineut po0sition he held as Prime Minister, ia reply to a questiorn froms th& Chairman, wasa ...

... TO THE IIDIT6R OP THE DAILY VEV'3. Snt,-Early in the 19th century, a regiment of Cavalry-said to huve been stationed in Ireland for more than a hundred years, anod that in remote parts and in small detachments, still-bunting, &e., &o.-was sent to Ipswicb to be drilled. It was inspected by General G., who put into general orders a most savage and brutal denunciation of this unfortunate cofps, ...

... j AT4JAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY 18.-APPOI:NTMENTs._-ASist- nt.Surgeons F. Creighton (1550), to the Hawke, 60, screw steam ship, at Sheerness; and R. Evans (1S61), to the Cornwallis, 00, screw steam ship, atDevonport. second Master C. K. HEa well, to the St. George, 120, at Spitbead. Actingd Aseistant.SurgeonS J. Noble, to the Majestic, 80, screw steam ship, at 400 horss-power, at ...

... 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 ...

... ENGLAND AND IRELAND IMPROVED COMMUNICATION1BILL COMMITTeBE. The committee appointed by the House of Commons to hear evidence on this bill assembled yesterday, at one o'clock; present-Mr. Lowry Corry (chairman), Mr. North, Sir Staf- ford Northeote, Mr. B. Sheridan, and Mr. Floyer. Sir. Hope Scott, Mr. James, and Mr. Merewetber appeared in support of the bill. Tho parties petitioning against it ...

... ?- 9 So w~a a Vi ni' 6db A ^ le ''OuWadnsda elein'a grnd anquet was giveni the. Mansion-house by the Lord Mayorziand the Lady Mayorese7 to the 'miitera and a large party. ACovers-wera laid for 270. > * ,, .After the usual routine toastas, . -- The LoaD MAYORprposed the toast of The Army and Navy of Great Britinand-of our brave-Allie'. VisCOTnt HAsRDINGE, in. returning thanks on behalf of the ...

... TIHE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOti. OFFICIAL DESPATC WVAxDRF3PAXTIIT, MayF 16 Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and Its enclosures, of which the following are copies, ad. dressed to his lordship by Lord Raglan. Before Sebastopol, May 1, 1855. My lerd.-T. have little to ronort * Ue nrelahrdhi to-day. The Russians contnue actvely engageu in, covering their advanced works, and they have ...

... - ?? Tim las -A lattrfrom Dfub i gives ithe ollowing somewhat curioius` Wihitrs of the state of the' udicial body in Ireland:- Ouir bench at this side of tl]e Channel just now presents a somewhat remarkable aspect. Of the twelve common law judges no less than five are,-I regret to say, unable to attend to :their daties. Evyer person must lament that Chief Paron Pigot3shealth has obliged him ...

... | - The statement of an insurrection of tih peasantry in the iukraine is one of great interest, and the accounts hitherto given are very various. The tozas (a Polish paper published in Cracow) gives the following accoun. as the result of its special' inquiries:- Carriers (pro bably drivers of arabas) who were returning crow the Crimea through Podolix narrated in the neighbour- hood of ...

... - ,APPAL=NG ACRIDENT N SOUTHWABK. A most appalg occurrence took place on Monday ',aftetnooniititeBOrOBgh-road, Southwark, whichinot' ?? resalted in the total de tructian of t'e extensive fpieaisei of Messrs. Polgase and Co., (known as the Atlas iron works), and who were fulfilling a govern. inent contract for the snpply of a large number- of shell: and shot to our army in the east, but we ...

... NOTES OF THE WEE' K TO PERSOXS NOT ABOUT TO HARRY. One of the most extraordinary signs of the times is the existence of an institution having for its object the better dissemination of the holy sacrament of matri- mony. Hymen has already taken to the advertising eolumns, and we may soon look out for a placarded van, with a clergymanfor driver. It appears that spinsters and bachelors are not ...

... |~ ; | Owing to the great ?? now in Paris; a new evangelical chapelis o',be opened on Sunday in the Conr des Coches,'No. R6 line du Faabourg St. H1onor4. Divine service is to cosmience at twelve. Mdme. Selvage, formerly al-adof honour of Queen Hortense, has just died ?? left all her pro-; perty to Napoleon Il. M. ainePa. thebrother of the minister, and agent for th iial estates in Italy,, ...