... ypaTCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. fog TIls SUpPLEMENT TO T'HE LONDON GAZETTE.] TTla 1War Department, May 24, 1855. tori panmure has this day received a de. atnb ald its enclo'lOres, of which the following Ppi addressed to his lordship by Field. the Lord Raglan, ?? i|aroflsl Before Sevastopol, May 12, 1865. Lord-I do myself the honour to acquaint VUr lordship that General de la Marmora, with a p of the ...

... SCOTLAlVD. 1 WAR MANUFAUTURES. The Messrs. Kennard, of the Falkirk Ironworks, are at present busy day and night executing a large order of shells for the seat of war. The largest size of shells is thirteen inches, weighing nearly two hundredweight; but they are at the same time manufacturing a smaller size, chiefly for the naval service. The rate of manufacture is about 600 daily. They are ...

... | !ORYIVINO CHRONICLE OFF IR, Saturday, 1 ?? r TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHJES. [BY INTERNATIONAL TE LE9 RAPH, VIA THE ; HAGUE.) [FROM O UR OWN CORR ESPONDENT . 1 VIENNA, FRIDAY, MAY 25. The conferences will be resumed on Monday next, when the deliberation on the new interpre- tation of the third point will commence. A preliminary meeting of the British, French, and Turkish plenipotentiaries will take ...

... UNI VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. --d- OXFORD, MAY 22. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES FOR DIGREES. In consequenoo of a recent change in the statutes, it has been arranged that the entry of names, subscription to the Thirty-nine Articles, and payment of fees, shall take place in the Apodyterium at half-past nine on degree days, at which hour the proctors will be present. All candidates for the degree of bachelor ...

... LONDON NEGR'OPOL1S COMPANY A meeting of this company was held yesterday to coVII with the Wharnocliffe order of ?? of Lords, on the is a troduction of the bill for the sale of surplus laud isto that house. Mr. Thomas Dakin, in the chair. Th The CRAiBMAx explained the objects of tbe bill T land belonging to the company being of far greater extect than can possibly be required for the purpose of ...

... fIj'B LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY, I MAY 25. 1 -.I e, LORD CIIAMBERLAIN'SOFIICE, MAY 7. - Notice is hereby give., that her Majesty will hold it Draw- ?? at St. Janes's Palace, at two o'clock, on. Thursday, the 14th of June. WAR DEPARTMENT, MAY 25. The Queen has been pleased to order letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, revoking the letters patent of the .Uaster-General, Lieutenant ...

... [FROO OUR O1X CORRESPON'DNT.| PARIS, MON'DAY EVENING. Every day brings us intelligence from the Crimea more or less satisfactory. To-day, however, the Aloniteur publishes the following interesting de- spatch from General Canrobert, which proves that the late successes which have heem won by the Allies are not deficient in permanent value. Tho despatch, which is dated Head-quarters, Mlay 8, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TnUr.8DAY. Thte Lord Chancellor took his ssat on the woolsack at five o'clock. Lord LY TELTON presented a petition from members of a thle University of Cambuidue, pralyin.- for certain alterations Li in the bill for the regulation of the University of CRan' sl bridge. i The Earl of RODEN presented petitions in favour of dlos bl ing public-houses on Sunday. P APPOINTMENT OF MR. ...

... TH-E MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, AMAY 25, 1855. n-> In the House of LoaDs last night, The Earl of HARDWICKEB drew attention to the appointment of Mr. Phiun as second secretary to E the Admiralty. He considered that inconvenience ?? arise to the public service if both secretaries ,f to the Admiralty were political, and therefore re- it movable on changes of Administration. ) Earl ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY ?? APPOINT3dENTS. Commanders-Heery Baker, to be inspecting commaider of Coast Guard ; W. ?I'llwaine, to be superintendent of packets at Dover. Captains-Arthur Cumming, to the Glatton F. P. B. Seymour, to the Meteor. Chaplains-Rev. G. C. Williams, to the Retribution; Rev. Thomas Asbe, to the Termagant. Midslhipman-J. W, G. D. Damer, to the Glatton. Surgeon and Storekeeper of ...

... I MARSEILLES, WEDNESDAY. The French divisions from the camp at Maslak, under the command of Generals ?? and Herbillon, embarked for the Crimea on the 12th and 13th. The division of cavalry under General ?? was to embark on the 15th; and the Imperial Guard and General Regnault St. Jean ?? on the 16th. The destination of this force remained a secret. The orders were to be opened at sea. Fresh ...

... IRELAVD. LORD CARLISLI'S TOURt TO CORK. The Earl of Carlisle, accompanied by several of the Viceregal household, left Dublin by special train at twelve o'clock on Monday a; route to Cork, for the purpose of taking part in the opening of the Athenaeum in that city on Tuesday. The journey was accomplished in less than five hours. A local journal (the Examiner-) gives a full account of his ...