... HOUSE OF LORDS,-MONDAY, JUNE 4. The LonD CANICELLOR took his seat on the wooleack at TRANSPORT SERVICE. The Earl of ARDWICKE refered to returnsfor ich he ad movedwitith respeetto the transPorthervice, whinh returns had not yet been laid upon the table of the house. Be hoped that further delay would ent take place, as the subject was one Of considerable importance, and he believed that upon ...

... LIVBRPOOL,&SUNDAY. The clipper barque Genevieve arrived in the Mer.. sey, last night, from Pernambuco, with, advicee to the 28th of 4pril, being one week's laterthan to hand per the mail mtesrer. The Westmoreland and Medora had arrived from Liver- Pool, the former on the 25th, and the latter provioeus to that' date. The English man-of-war stearner Sharpshooter arrived ori tthe 21th from Rio ...

... THE FLORAL, FETE AT THE CRYSTZ PALACE. ?? 0 e The floral ?? at the Crystal Palace, oil Satuv. e day, was of surpassing variety and magnificence. Tha fweather, vrhich during the earlier part of the wreek bad been of a lowering and unpromising character, and Whric as a general rule is the sworn foe of flower shows, cleared up beautifully on the eventful morning, and gave to the thot.' e sands of ...

... N X4AL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 4.-APPOINTMENTS.-LieUt9. J. E. Bickford (1848) to the Meteor, 16, floating battery; W. R. Boulton (18655) to the Tartar, 20, secrew steam cor- vette, of 260-horse power, at Cbatham; M. T. Parks (1851) and H. Harthorn (to be additional lieutenants) to the Scourg, 6, paddle-wheel steam ship, of 420 horse power, West Uot of Airicstation. Paymaster A. T. Raynes ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JuN: I. The Australian Steam Navigation Company's screw-,hbip, Australian, Captain Mason, arrived at Spitbead this morning from the east, and came into harbour this afternoon to disembark the invalids she has brought home. They consist of 139 men of various regiments, 12 seamen from the fleet; taken on board from Malta Hospital, and the following military officers: -Colonel ...

... The following is the text of the Circular of the v Vienna Cabinet of May 17, addressed to the repre- 0 sentatives of Austria at the different German courts : - M. de Glirika, the Russian Minister to the Germanic 9 Diet, has communicated to the members of the Germanic c Confederation the despatch from Count de Nesselrode, of C which a copy is annexed, and in which is contained the assurance ...

... I 1 (FROM OUs OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 24. Reschid Pacha is liyieg in retirement at his splendid palace, the late acquisition at Emirghisn, on the Bos- phorus,and hisVienna; mission, it appears, is adjourned 8ine die. Mehemet Ali Pacha also, since his return from exile, has been'living in strict seclusion, and never, once appeared in public. It is, however, sur- nised: that ...

... A Bill to Amend the Law of Partnership, prepared a and brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Bouverie, and Vie- ii count Palmerston. I Wbereas it is expedient to amend the law relating to a partnership: be it therefore enacted by the Qiaeen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this t present parliament assembled, and by the ...

... (FRuOM TIlE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.) WAR DEPARTMENT, JurNe 1. Lord Panimure has received a despatch and its en- alosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his e lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C B.. le Before Sebastopol, May 19,1856. My Lerd,-I have the honour to enclose the copy of a is letter from Captain Montagu, of the Royal Engineers, pri. st oner of war, ...

... pi Letters received from the East mention the proba-t bility of au attack on Anapa by the allied armies, ci supported by Mustapha Pacha's corps and the Cir- in cassians. It is probable that some notice of such an m intention hag prompted the new movement reported. a' A private letter from Odessa of the 19th ult. con- sC tains the following passage respecting one of the al forts just evacuated: ...

... The following are the orders of the day, and the most important of the notices of motion, now in the order- book of the House of Commons: MONDAY, Tu~rn 4. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Prosecution of the War-adjourned debate thereupon, May 24; Education (No. 2) Bill-adjourned debate on second reading, May 2; Education Bill-escond reading; Free Schools Bill-second reading; Supply-committee; Insolvency and ...

... NATIOXAL SOCOIBY FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE POOR. e Tho annual general meeting of this society took place yesterday at the Central School Rooms, Westminster, 1s the Archbishop of CANTEatBURY in the chair. It was very d thinly attended, and presented in that respect a striking y oontfast to the crowded meetings held in the same place a n year or two ago. There were on the platform, besides the l ...