... I !E. [FROM A YOUNG MEDICAL OFFICER AT TIE CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, .AND ONE OF OUR OCCASIONAL le- CORRESPONDENTS.] Mlay 14, 1855. ng The weather for the last four days has been truly ld- miserable, raining in torrents, and mud over your ankles ; there is, therefore, some considerable trouble in walking. Living in a tent here is very he different to when at Suntari, where we had good ...

... Vgyp^,CI FROMA LORD RAGLAN.I I-4- lFlE SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE. War Department, May 30, 1855. Lor3 pamiuro has this day received a de. epatch and its enclosures, of which the following cpies, addressed to his lordship by Field- MIarshal the TLord Raglan, G.C.B. Befor; Sevastopol, May 19, 155. * Lord-I do Anyself the honour to enclose the 0f castialies that occurred between the 14th ...

... Bil TJSH BBNPElJCBNT IRSTITUfTON. I I - A-.O The anniversary fkatival of this most useful and benevolent institution was 1ield last night at the London Tavern, ,. Bishopsgate-strdet, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam- . bridge, the president, in the chair. Amongst the guests, etna numbering more than a hundred, we observed the Marquis pectof Clanricilrde, General Sir James Macdonell, Sir F. ...

... INSl1TUTION OF CIVIL EZNGINEERS.| The conversazione of the President of the Institution Civil Engineers is looked upon as au event of the season a large portion of ,the scientific and artistic circles of lb metropolis, and for that matter muany members of the eng; neering profession came from distant parts of the country This year there was much speculation to knowr how m1 Charles Manby, the ...

... TilE HARMONIC UNION. -4 Last evening there was a performance of MsElEr1_qsso0;s oratorio of Elijah, by the members of this society, iR aid of the funds of the West London Dispensary. Though the roona was not entirely filled, there was a numerous usd highly respectable audience. The aetisoes who had been engaged to sing the solos and principal parts were yUrs. .LOCeEY, Miss STABBACII, and ...

... I ROYL GEOGRAPHICAL SOO/RT?4 . .. - The annual dinner of the society was held atWllia, Rooms on Monday, when the chair was taken by Sir Rede, rick I. Murchison, in the absence of the Earl of Ellesosere the retiring president, and of Admiral Beechey, the p.ei' dent elect, both of whom were unhappily unwell. Upwlard of a hundred of the members and their friends supteO the chair, among whom were ...

... C9UUNT BVOL'S CIRCULAR TO TBE GERMAN COURTS. The following is a translation of the circular des- patci addressed by Count Buol to the Austrian Pleipotemtiaries at German Courts, relative to the VieODa Conferences:- Vienna, May 14. Sir-The decision of the British Government to present to Parliament the protocols of the Vienna Casferetilce makes public the negotiations ?? Peace at a moment ...

... TRICKS OF DENTiiTS. At the Whiteohapel County Court, in the case of Nicholls v. Wolff, before Mr. Foster, Deputy-Judge, an action was brought to recover the small sum of Ids. under the following circumstances:- The Judge: I see, plaintiff, you claim Ids. for a bad tooth [laughter]? Plaintiff: Oh, your honour, not quite so fast. It is not for my tooth ; it's my wifeas. Here, old girl, hand up ...

... LONDON: TS URSDA Y, 31A Y 3], 1865. Lord PALMERSTON obstinately refuses to his countrymen all explanation of the policy of the Government with respect to the present war. The people of ]angland are wilfully kept in the dark as to the subject which of all others is the most in- teresting to them at the present time, and with respect to which they have an absolute right to in- formation. Whether ...

... MONUMENT TO JR. LOCKHART. The more intimate friends of the late Mr. Lock- hart are raising among themselves a subscription sufficient to erect a monument at Dryburgh Abbey over his remains. Lockhart in laid next to his illustrious father-in-law. The monument will be in modest keeping with the tomb which protects all that is mortal of Sir Walter Scott. It will be a kind of altar-tomb of granite ...

... TAHE IRISH IN AMERICA. A very interesting letter from Thomas Darcy McGee, one of the Irish refugees of 1848, appears in the American'C'et, a New York paper, in which he pictures the position of the Irish in America, and portrays the deep-rooted hostility which exists against the race in the American mind. Mr. McGee speaks with authority, and his observations are worthy of attention. Having ...

... FOPREIGN INTELLIGENCE l - MARSEILLES, TCESDAY. The Sirnoi, which left Constantinople on the 21st, arrived here yesterday. She brings home General Monuet, as well as the officersof the Emperor's palace. General Vivian was about to organize in the 1 Plain of Ulokiar-Skelessi a camp of reserve of 25,000 met), composed of the Auglo-Turkish I Legion now in course of formation, and of Turkish ...