... TIlE K ERTC I EXPEDITIQIN OFFICIAL~ DESPATCH. Admiralty, June 0, l55 A DESPATCHt, Of WhiCh the fohlovilig iS a coPY, hlaS b~eol G.C.11., Comma~~einder-llkitf of her -Majt'5sip auld ves,els in tile mIedliteiirann w ttil tc ( II oal l brtSt ~ilof Ke -q iii, -\lav t tIlingreal pleamiret ill IT(lKstill *J t inform the 1,oib (A~ Coml~liSC~-l-t~S ofI h A (I loha tile ajjied lforce tire niimsters of ...

... THE IVAR. TH1E SIEGE OlF SEBASTOPOL.I THE BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED ON TME tin AND STIR. Be tie casualties, a list of which we gave on Wed- nesday, ithe country las sustained a sad lo5s. M1ost of the lamented shliln were iln the full vigour of life, and had seen artluous service in the lield, while some of tbem were mere youths. Lieutenant Colonel Robert Ambrose Shearman, of the ti2nd, hadl been ...

... Cl ilB.ELREDI) ESTALES COMMISSION. ''itComrmiestoite i' ippoi Iiiied to inqifi re luIIte 1ie k worh- ii- of the(, rcii. cli ~ ed tte I ii.tild to report1' toitiet it iold Ito advisable to Conutiltie iteoC'itist- ectte OF that toilet, o1' to nlinti it to, 01' 1 ranst .ci' its tie were to, thet Coort of Chancery ili Irelaind, liii t pie- seii ed thive rreport to tier littlestyt, ci dcl', date ...

... NESWI'sv1'' t B.lL, E T I NS. n hnVt to o illtiI elo WI P th'il 'o'io l t :11., 11d ai l' x', iiid IVIXt, tilt - publicatior olil B.llc'tilS i ll, ! lll-t'al'ltl'of tile t;Lllt i fitve. \ III a coltil l.ipi I° ;Ilelv~t thki e 01VIC,> ORx tIemlill ot' tIlc -ea'.t (ei\J)e0l1 ;1t- t(-jfdill' t 1) iit W ll oi' 1llllS it) IIICI 21 ill-ill, 1 i1 s I l'l'l'u t' of tIluillallelr ('t, M) l i ll''i'0 tl ...

... IONYDAY'S TELEtGRAPIIIC NTEWS. P0L AND) Warsaw, June 7. OrdeLs have been secretly given for a general levy of every Pole calpable of bearing ailiS. Russia deter- mliues that the population shall consist exclusively of woenneun, children, and cii mon incapable of wieldhlg the sword. If a movement inl favour Of the resuscitation ot Poland is to be madle at all it should be done at once, or ...

... THlE ARMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAIL OFricr., Justn 1. 2ncl Dragoon Guards-C. W. Bell, to be Cornet, vice M'Cormieuk, who retires. 3rd Light Dragoons-Cornet C. T. Goff, fromn 1201 Light. i 'aoato be Cornet, without purchase, vice Muntagti, appointed to Sill Light DragoonIs. 4th DIo.-.E. W. ]hlacltett, to ho Cornet, without pur'chase. 15th Do-Lienlt. C. IV, Ilionamn, to be Captain, wi ...

... THE CRIMEA. General Prince Gortschakoff wvrites fron the Crimoa that the cannonade against the Korniloff Bastion still continues. The Frenchl lost three colonels and a general in the assault or, the Alamelon and the Car eening Redoubts. Vienna, Thursday, June 14. A despatch from Varna, dated Wednesday, June 73, says that the French troops have been recalled from Kerteb, probably to assist in ...

... OPINIONS OF PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC AFFAIR(S. AT tho annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on SaturdaEy evellin.g last, at the Trinity 1-louse, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of lher Majesty's Ministers in the following ternms:- GraNTr.rsircNThe toast which I have now to pro- pose to you is that of 1-lr MNajesty's ministers. (Cheers.) If there was ever a time at ...

... T -- -- TE 11 ITEc E OF SE B ASTOPOL. a IIU c wii l dmedI'ta, t . . iis mrnitm ) he iiike I I i tt t ItII lto'llid t~oviv , iii tn o.tijllr ? tile out lttitt t klit iit thte husgei tittt I I t stitio. to lluke ,t s;1 :1 )tlVI' uj1i' 1() llj:)|i il) I ilt' I ilt( Or a fritter ii Iitl~lt.lflt sit til I'\'t tilt l * uilli gh4! b44- ' blood, :11111 it'l S lii dSi;j Iluautpil' titpll itl a tiss o ...

... FORIEIGN N'I'icvN1 A 51 E' Il I C A. A 'vi:RlAl' Ito soarl lionic of thle follewiur~ appearedi our last:- By thle Asia, which aririved at Liverpool on Saturday nighit, we )Ivrav new\s to thle 24th oil. A hagt of letters addreec.seti to tire United States con- Sul at Paris, Seatled with tire Dapartmenrt of State, U. S. A.,, clanidestintely Itltitil charge ot' a passenger per31 Aviel, for ...

... TIIL CON1FERENXCES-OljR RELATIONS wIVTI I AUSTIRIA. THI IS nligIlt thle liOlsL Of Co01inni0iS Will ho ganil | called upjon to discuss tire olicY of at siltt)ilby reaee Or a VigrOLnS warl ndesIp)cMilly in rItrnioI t tiith recent Conrlelrences at Viennir and tihose fresh iropositions whI ic, at the inistarle of' Austtial Welrt to he ll'ec e up1oll tile lPIssian 0 overnilnleat ais contllinig ...

... Fitom beginning to end, the whole history of the war presents oub' all exaggerlatioll of thIe first expedition to Kerteh. W5e fought at tile battles of Alma, Bala Klava, and Inkermann, because we could not help doing so, alit], as we were forced to fight, of course Mwe conquered ; but as to anything lile pushing our advantages-anythinig like energy in wurfarLe-tlatt our prudent generals had ...