... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. War Department, June 10. Lord 1ijnnlrue presents his compliments to the Editor of the Ti. , and hls great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed iutelligti cL, which has this day reached him:- June 8. Thb uceess of last night was very complete, and the gallan- t try and ,ediness of the troops cannot be too highly spoken of. Thi French succeeded in ...

... Lord Charles Manners, whose health had been fail- . ing for some time 'past, died on Friday, at his resi- dence in Sackville Street, in his 74th year. Lord 3 Charles was a General-in the army, Colonel of the 3d Light Dragoons, and a K.C.B. He entered the service in 1798, was in the campaign of 18081in Spain, and, as aide-de-camp to Lord Chatham, taccompanied the Waicheren expedition, and was ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, JUNE 4. The Ijord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsaeck at five o'clock. The Earl of EGLINTON gave notice of his intention to ask a question'on Monday next regarding the Ordnance Survey in Scotland. The Earl of.ELLENB/OR(OUGH inquired whether the Go- vernmeit had received any information in detail of the accident which occurred to the Medway, by-which it appeared ...

... THE SAVAGE.MASSACRE AT HANGOE. ire ng 3d tto of In- ra- be lill 3d ab- to ii, :at is he iut to lis ltO a, as- rr. en to al- 10 in 3d )is in, ID, in- 31'5 3d 3d 0o- in he th ea 3.. S- tt n- it r. t. 11, it' (1 0 al Is id IS it '(lrorn tbe Times' Corroisponeaeits)'. Onthe mo~rning of 'the 26th of 'May, the Cossack and E sk' stood close into Mfangos, and observed several vessels anchored inside ...

... (From the Times' Correspondence.) I Camp before Sebastopol, Juno 9. l h My letter was scarcely despatched this morning when a white flag on the Round Tower and another on the left an- nounced that the Russians had a petition to make. From one I o'clock until six in the evening no shot was fired on either side, while the dead bodies which strewed the bill between the l Mamelon and the Round ...

... (From a Supplement to tise London Gazette of Friday, June 22- pr Monday, June 25.) siU War Department, June 25. to Lord Paunmure has this day receivedadespatch and enclosures, tic of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by sb Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, G.C.B. th Before Sebastopol, June 12.' tr My Lord,-Ii, my despatch of the 5th inst. I informed your so Lordship that the ...

... LORD BLANTYRE'S MISSTIN TO THE CRIMEA. Ce ?? ?? lie 2To the &diRor of the Daily Nveles. d. Sir-, y attelition has been drawn to a paragraph in your1 at ?? jpaper, written by your special correspondent, il which lie observe a rolerencele iS made to the party who 'was in charge is of thle cargoes Sent out to the (Jrhinea in the Anne ArLean and 11 id Cieero, ?? Blcntyre, for the isc and servile ...

... - G(,ASGO W, JU N E 11. Glasgoto tnz TVeMO of Scotland HortieItaral So6fedy. a -From an advertisement in this day's paper it will fi be observed that the first exhibition of this society tbr f the season, iu George Square, is to take place ouil Wednesday next. Should the day prove good, we anticipate that lovers of flowers, will have their taste i, gratifed by the contributions from ...

... BN G 14 AN D. Reiinforcenments of Cavalry for the East.-The fol- lowing detachments are under orders to embark imme- diately for the East, viz.:-24th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, 1 officer, 2 scijeants, 1 farrier, 42 privates, and 60 troop horses; and 5th (Priness Charlotte of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 1 officer, 2 serjeants, 2 farriers, 50 privates, and 65 troop horses, from the cavalry depot, ...

... -| T .. I_| ..i . ay ?? the Morning Chronicle.) lie As already known by a telegraphic despateh, the St. Peters- n1, burg Journal of the 12th inst. contahins anl article commentin~g [id onl thle Circular Despatch of Count Walewsky, addressed to the ne diplomatic agents of France, under slate of the O2fi ult. After od expressing his apprecietion of the advantages of 1an exchange of ideas ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 15. ?? We beg to intimate that, after the close of the present month, the GLASGOW HERALD will be published THREE TIsEs in the week, instead of twice as at present. Apart from the change now taking place in the News- paper Stamp Law, the propriety of adopting this step has been long under our considera- tion. In addition to the growing desire for news, the Proprietors have ...

... Dublin, May 29. The embarkation of troops proceeds with little intermission at Queenstown. On Saturday .10 men and horses of the Royal Artillery, from Ballincolig, arrived at Queenstown and em- barked in the steam-ship Kangaroo, for conveyance to the Crimea. Five officers of tbe 49th Regiment, Lieutenants Chaplain and Coulson, and Ensigns Platt, Cooke, and Mitchell, accompanied them. The ...