... i FRANCE. Jut PARTS, MONODAY EvxNIirj.-According to thee most ll trustworthy accounts to-day the Emperor's indisposition to vas of very ahort duration, 'md lie is now quite recovelred. flag 01 I i i~nfoaed that, rafter c, 'itting a sonceawhat protracted 1prigor council of ministers on Sat' nrday, he seas afflicted with a be se rtrangury yhich excited so;ce uneasiness in the satiarally E. G. ...

... SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWE EN EUROPE, AND AMERICA. JUJUAViri AriNJ AlUffli.VIA. (From the New York T, ibune.) at We are now about to witness something which our old- pi fashioned historians would dispatch in a line or a note, E though worth a volume, or library, or many libraries. We mean the telegraphic communication between America ii and Europe, precedent to its extension round the globe. in ...

... I -l -va ?? ?? -. Yn r Cal The various clauses of the Liverpool and Birkenhead ml detl Amalgamation Bill have now been considered in ha detail by the select committee of the House of Commons, ml 'and the promoters of the measure have successfully a resisted the attempts made during its progress to place hh 3 the corporation of Liverpool at a disadvantage on, the . question of the town dues. We ...

... [FOR THE PRESTON CHRONICLE.] No. 1. COMPONENT PARTS. In this and the few following sketches I propose to offer a few brief remarks on the British army and navy, en- deavouring to bring before the reader a few facts which may be interesting to such of the readers of this paper as may not have seen a tabular and comprehensive view of our military system. The army of great Britain is very small ...

... i REPORT OF THE SEBASTOPOL Co _. - I bhraa The report of the Select Committee appointed to Inquire Drs, into the State of the Army before Sebastopol was pre- s i sented to the House of Commons, on Monday evening. Aed s it occupies nearly a page and a half of the morning Papers of Tuesday, it is far too long to publish entire. ent The following is a summary of its main features:_ The report is ...

... 'I HI FROM PRESTON. To Blackburn, Accrington, Buryt, and Afancaester-6-35 mir. 9. .10-55morn.; 1.454.05.107-30 mix,4'.0Qaftn. OnSundays: 7.30 morn., 2.15 6.10 09.30 aftn., all mix. (_To Accrington To Blookburn, Burnley, Calne, Skipton, Bradford, 4 Leeds.- 6'.35 mix, 9-0 10-55 morn.; *1-45 4-0 *5.10 *7-30 mix' aftn. On Sundays: 07-30 morn., 2-15 06-10 aftn., all mix. (To Cole Ionly.) To ...

... METROPOLITAN MEMORANDA, (From our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. A new excitement is something. Thanks to Lords EbrlogtOll and Robert Grosvenor for a gift so acceptable !-acceptable, that is, to a hard.up scribe on the look-out for what so seldom turns up hereabouts, namely, a topic not worn thoroughly threadbarew Upon the infelicltousness of this most recent attempt at Agnev ...

... A descendant of Oliver Cromwell iB now a clergyman of the Church of England in Canada. Time was when France and Scotland were almost one. Yet, strange to say, not a single animal is exhibited at the Paris cattle show by a Soot. Mr. W. Grant, glass-stainer, has introduced in London lamps the names of streets burnt in on glass, which may readily be read at night. Letters from Berlin report that ...

... I f I THE OPERATIONS IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. ?? The (From the Times of Monday) Theoperations of the allied fleets in the Sea of Azoff continue with unabated energy and success. Iutelligence was received yesterday by the Admiralty, dated the 31st of May, from Rertch, that the squadron in the Sea of Azoff had appeared before Genitchi, landed a body of seamen and marines, which drove back the ...

... 50rorei anb Colonia E CJHolr.)nT.-.''. ?? ;. .. - v ey THE CaoLLns.-Thle aolera is at V,.ie, I 'era, Prague, but has not yet assumed an ?? n' * he RomE.-Five young men, accused of tiuiij - ,, 3 In tical. assassinations in 1849, have been exscu;, bad ?? States), after rsnderg Iog an ilb1rjS' nIE sed years. A letter in the InIedpeedaltttrc Belve .svs of.. vincing proofs of their guilt mvere ...

... - Th. T.n Ri.- of [ ?? O'ELLIENCH* -.The Lord Bishop of , oll,tc 1' V.n ordlinatiou on Sunday lost, intefo ISt John, Hesaton Mersey, near maohseatr, I gentlemen Were ordained and afterwardsti V,0icsIES set opposite their respective names: a ToillnB.A. Exeter Colt. Oxford, to hBottODt- D-~r a ?? ]Cbe~ p, BA Tirinity Coll. Dablin, to St.James's DI 'cf'patrio fii :44; tSt. Cat~harine's Hall, ...

... I M1tE EXAMINER AND TIMES. y ?? SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1855. c ¶iE EXPEDITI, L T - -K- TC tIHE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. the The-expedition to Kertch has been so completely ind successful, as to provoke the query why it was not l in undertaken earlier. It was decided upon at a be council of war which was held just before the retire- ent ment of General CA.ROBERT. The expedition was e already on its way ...