... -TE BISHOP OF M.LBOURNEI AND THE COLONIAL CRURCO SOCIETY X We have Il' pleasure in inserting the following extract from a ?? preached in St- Mary's Church, t in this town, on Sundaiy last, by the Bishop of Mel- bourne, on behalf of the Colonial Church School r Society:- It would occupy snore time than the limits of a ser- anon permit to take even the most rapid survey of the I spiritnal ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, 'iuesnAy, JUNE B. lot TIlE ToElanKIS CONTINCENT. thl Thle Earl of FlrENBasou~oil ?? the Secretary for War f if Progress wais nmaling inl thre formation of the Turkeishi th vcontingent ? i Lord PsaNuitn sai the officers that were to commanel that t body had been sent to Constantinople, but the Sultan had( all not thought it expedient to vweaken the( army of Omnar Pacha S c at ...

... MR. DISRAELI AND ADMINISTRATIVE IEFORM. A new practical question of first-rate importance has been introduced into the politics of the times, and Mr. Disraeli has takell up his position on it in the most masterly manner. It is hardly possible to exaggerate the importance of the speech made by the Right lIon- onrable gentleman on last Monday, when he proceeded to grapple, with the rising ...

... THE LATE LIEUTENANT HURT OF THE 34r| REGIMENT. It is with most sincere regret that we see amiong the list of tie English officers killed in the attack of the 18th inst., upon the Redan Battery, the name of Lieut. Francis Richard Hurt of tile 34th Regiment. This gallant officer was the eldest son of Francis Hurt, Esq., of Alderwasley, in this county. The second son of the samc gentleman fell at ...

... Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County h of Stafford-Ist Begirnent of King's Own Staffordshire b; Militia-Acting Quartermaster William Shea to be Ensign, cl 2nd ?? of King's Own Staffordshire Militia-ElltsalI W Cave llumfrey to be Lent., vice Lane, resigned. TIE SECOND REsIuNtET or MILITIA. - Tlhe regiment, it which has been so long under training at Stafford, has cl received ...

... LEICESTERSIIIRE. 11 - T (From our own Correspondent.) sh ?? zaSR. Monday. - The young woman charged with destroying her newly- *r born infant, at Claybrooke, the particulars of which appeared n in the Mercury of last week, was taken before the magistrates at Lutterworth, on Friday, and committed for trial at the e next assizes on a charge of Wilful Murder. t The members of the Leicester ...

... I IC TUESDAY, June 12. it P5ATRtNERSHIlr DISSOLVED. le J. Ellis, G. Asher, and J. Cools, Birmingham, ironifoundera and c- cast fender makers; as far as regards J. Cook. In 55ECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. R. and J. T. Itobsn, Derlky, silk coanufactuirers-flrat div. of f4 6d. in the pound, on Mlonday, Jone 11, and three subsequent Monlays, at the office of Mr. Harris, INotthigham. BAN 11UrTS. )r T. ...

... THlE BALTIC.-CRONSTAI)T. THE INFERNAL MACHINES. E FIRING UPON A FLAG OF TRUCE. a [FROMI OuR Owls CoAResroNDENT.) tr ?? Off Cronstadt,Junie 11th, 1855. ait The day after I last informed you of our movements, the es fleet advanced farther up the Gulf, to within about six miles bt of Cronsladt, and there anchored. Two days afterwards we bv were joined by the French Admiral (Penaud)withthreeline- ...

... 1 The Qzueen, attended 'by ilaqy Churchlill, Viie the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday a fternoanlit Glee . cester house. The Equercies in waiting wlere in ttn 1anoe on. boraebaek. Her Mdajesty afterwarde o sd 3 accomupanied by Prince Arthur; a ;Olt - la . Prince Albert, asttended by Captain the Hon. * doelS rode on horseback in tbe forenloon. Ills royql ?? rode again in the Bfternoor, attended ...