... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MISS' NIGHTJNGA LE AND THE OS- | PITALS AT SCUTARI. Miss Nightingale presents her compliments to the Editor of The Morning Chronicle, and will feel much obliged to him to give publicity to the following communication Barrack Hospital, Scutari, May 7. Miss Nightingale begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following oontributions, and to thank the donors in the name of the hospitals. She wishes ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS; [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, WHDNESDAY EVENING. The moniteur of to-day says:- The question: of the galubrity of the camps occupied by the army in the Crimea for nearly the last eight months has aoustantly engaged the solicitude of the Minister of War and the General commanding in chief.i The winter was not over when, according to Minis- torial instructions, the ...

... ADAIJNISTRA TI VE REFORM. MEETING IN SOUTHWARK. Last night a public meeting of electors and inhabitants of the borough of Southwark was held at the Bridge-house Hotel, London-bridge. with the view to assist the movement now in progress for the promotion of reform in the adminis- tration of the public departments ; Mr. Apsley Pellatt. M.P., oocupied the chair. The large room in which the ...