... L1 A T EST NEWS, - tB.Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) .oxDoN, SUNDAY. : No laternewsfrom the Crimea. A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office this afternoon. AMERICA. Liverpool, Sunday Morning. The Baltic steamer arrived from New York, she sailed on the 30tb of May, and brings 1,668,739 dols. COMAMERCIAL NEW6. Cotton-Sales of past week 22,000 bales, about 9000 of which wvas in transit, on basis ...

... - I .IMONDAY, JUNE 4. NEWV COLLEGE. e- On tie motion of Dr CANDLISIT, a committee was appoint- °o| ed to takce immediate steps for placing tbe Nerr College at Edinbargh as soon as possible on a permanent and secure °-Ifooting in respect of endowvment. id DEBTS ON CUEERCHtES, ETC. I M Ir HoG of Neliston read the report of the Committee on Debts on Ecclesiastical Buildings. It was stated that ...

... r e J ? n ?. The late M~r Gtirnneesti he Duoblini brewer, hns left prc- ;'>ery consrilerahl$l execeedingss half a millionl rcrling. M~r ii'octr, ril~e wealthy Dutblin dbrliller, dr oppe i dowvn dead on] Tltorsdar la*st> while i.>raisariirg to attendl the funeral of his frilead Al r Art1hur Onharenss, the eminent brewer. Thle ,irisl Ca:irn Genera! Pielissier ass trie son of a cotuntry- man. It ...

... 'tiJE NAT1OiNAL ASSOCIATIlON FOIZ THSE VJNDI. C'ATION OF SC'OT['I'SIT HitGITS. Oni Friday ofternooct, at twso ot-kiock, a mieeting of' Associates isees hol~d in the Trades' llall, Glissfbidl Street, for rite elec- n ton oif Presidrxnt. Vice P'residents, and Counlcil. .LxiAs9 GOUntL tY, REqc., oct the macoion of .Tohci il'Ilnar-. 'LEq., took the chair, and ibrieh stated tie oblject of' the meet ...

... .I FCLECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Cl repi1 ~ T7' -TEPSDA Rc .. No later telegeraphic news. - It was reported at Vienna that two of the vessels 'of the line that remained to the Russians in the har- bour of Sebastopol have been sunk. It was also C' said that the ravine adjacent tothe 'Malakhoff Tower a a *!has been carried by the allies. .'No news., have been received in London to confirm . ' ?: _ ?? : ...

... BEUCOKiGEAAM PALACE. June 1. This dav had audience of Her Majesty his Iixcellency lhe I Count de Peraigny, Ambassador from the Emperor of the French, to deliver his credentials, to which he was introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, K G., Her Majesty's Secretary of Siate for Foreign AfFairs, and conducted by MNIjor-General tie Hon. Sir EdwaTd CuFt, ?? Ber Majesty's Master of ths Ceremonies. WAR ...

... THE PEELITES AND MANCHESTER MES. (From the AMorning Chronicle.) To Mr Sidney Herbert the task must have been more diffi- cu't than to Sir James Graham, of endorsing and defending the policy of the new Party of the Future. He has not yet grown old in political tergiversation, nor has he learned that happy audacity which unblushingly avows and boasts of vio- lent and sudden changes of opinion ...

... TEE WAR. UJNSUyCCESSFUL A ...

... MR CHAD ES DICKENS WON ;TSTA- : .4TIVES £BEFORM.I: The following; is a more extended report of Mr Dickens? aidress'atithe Adininistrative Relbrm- meet- ing than thatfmiurnhed by the telegraph.. He com- menced by sayrn ?? It is, more than i-soo years ago siicetbere was a set of men who thought they should be heard of for their much, speaking. As they have, propagated exceed- ingly since that ...

... 6.1 Ir ollvtuflt.-? DI: ? dl. ?? i ITEtRrEINCE WIH RIGHT F TROUTYNG AND 0FW47 ON TEt1THEED. -,TO = EDflOBO n CAIlPDJi#MERCURY. . Sir,4Mllow me, t ?? the &didm'of your raper, to directqublic attentiin to a catsePtr-h% renoe ?? public rights. -The iiabitants' 'bfM4lrose and its vicinity, ;nd the numerous tourists -who visit this lo- oality, have ernjoyed'frm time immemorial the privi- lege ...

... ?w (Ea I total 3 EDINBURGH, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1855. A SECOND EDITION is Puuoished every Afternoon, coniitaining the Latesw-e7 s received by TeILkgrapli. Wt are apprised, through the medium of the tele- graph, that the ravine a(djoiningr the MaIakahoff Towmer has been carried by the allied forces, and also that two vessels in the harbonr hakye been sunlk The re- port still be definitely ...

... GLAS GOW. LOCnII(ATRLN.E WA&TER B3ILL -Th~is bill, for sup- pling Glasgowv withl water from Locha Katrinle, has passedl the llonse of Lords, and only wvaits the Roy al oassent to become lawv. 1{1E .Cnin.I 01 MARTERSA MIEDICA., in thec Ander- romlan Un versity, v acant lby thle appoinltmrent of Dr Ea;ston to a. similar prrofessorship in thb University, hoas bleen conferred upzon Dr Jarnes ...