... GEENitRAL EPITOME OF'NEWS. - -; _ - ~~ A . V A.dLrA. ?? 1.. .- 1- ?? f _f VbEuEsa1eiLA £2rilvall vj .N1!1. It fa - The Emperor and Empress of Austria have left Vieri!m for s Y the Castle of Laxeiburg,-,whero they will ptss the sunmmer. tt i'ler' Majesityi tiille ?? Pitt in a Few dby3i 'o distribute tile Qrilseoan ?? . - , , , 'l The Princess Charlotte of Bul ium completed her fifteenth ear ...

... CAMP LIFE IN TlHE URilAlEA. -VNIp. {1; ?? ~! ?? - F WO.. c ?? n The events of this war, or rather the scenery of the camp and of the country rounid about us, will be amply illustrated by to ?? artists, and the daguerreotype IaIs been used by skilt :; ful hands to perpetuate the incidents of' camn existence and the Lo groupings and still-life of the tents. One gentlemen who came e out here with ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TIutSDAY, JUNE 14. ' The SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BInT.L The 1l-ouse went into committee on this bill, and, on the question that the preamble should be postponed, Lord ELCHO said he was anxious, before going into com- mittee, to put a question to the Noble Lord at the head of the Goveinment with reference to a subject onl which -much mis- ...

... THE CAPTURE OF THE -MAMELON. f?)FSPATCII FRou GrNER1AL* P2ISSIER. ei The '2Aesiteisr of MordAy publislids the following report, el addressed'by General Pelissier, unlder datetotfith 11th of June, b to the Mlinister of War: Monsieur' le Alardehlal-My two telegraphiir despatches of A the:7tlh and Bili of June, and my letter of the- 9th Of thle saumed month, have jieformed you in a Succinct ...

... MEETING' OF'TIlE BRI''ISH ASSOCIATIiON IN n n r h - ?? list . 1f , 1. r - ?? -4;~ -ui'l ~,t th. fhllnxvin!~ list nf ?? 3We Inive been fd?dur?d ? With the following list of eminent Scitinfific Forcipers .. ?ybo liavii been.. already invited by theT Locill c6unni.ftee to -.attend tile ?? of the Associatiod!At ..T Ghiiwi? Ili September next. -It is not expeded, of;-couITSIIT T I a Ill c ...

... This morning, about eleven o'clock, considerable excitement was caused by observing a steamer coining up the bay, which awas soon discovered to be the Johii. L. Stepbieir whiich left abherol c onday mnorning last. As ste nea rared lr anichoragd it fwas seen that she was crowded witli passengers, and the con- oelusion at. once arrived at was, thatshe lhad picked up, and re- turned with the ...

... DE1SPATCI FROM GENERAL AELISSIER. Head Quarters., June 9, 1855. ?? ICl Mardehnl,-I had hoped to be able to complete : 1, a ,Ltaiied report the news of our capture and occupation of e thc 1(:flnts(lintka Redoubt (the Green Mlamelon), and the re- n doubts of volhynia and Selighinski (Careening Bay), forming t Is st woviks the chief defence of Sebastopol-news tllat my ~l egropbic despilteces of ...

... . a . - r, _ I_ . rat- - -l m- - - - ?? 1 = 'cal The supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday contains uilt despatches from Lord Raglan, of which the following is an in- abstract:- The batteries re-opened on the 6tb, and kept up a most ener- a getic fire until the day closed; but the next morning all the bat guns resumed, and the effect was such that it was determined as by the Allied ...

... eC- X .. AL.-v . ?? the Globe.) Ig A tall weather-beaten old country woman presented herself Is. before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at Worship Street Police Office, and ig, requested his advice and assistance under the following peen- ,at liar and distressing circumstances -The complainant stated he that she was a native of Yorkshire, and the mother of a numer- e nous family of grown-up sons, the whole of ...

... GLASGOW, JU NE 25. Andlersonian University.-The election of a Pro- fessor to the chair of Materia-Medica in Anderson's University took ?? oln Friday, vwhen Dr. James Morton was appointed to the office. The Newspaper Act.-The Secretary of the Post Office, London, has sent its a circular, requesting us to call our readers' attention to the circumstance, that stamped newspapers must be folded ...

... C{ENEIAL EPITOME OF NEWS. ly . . 1 - s 5. - . *x AX .- ^ }1 V-:^ 1x7 . D, The Emperor Alexander, yielding to the wishes of the Em- t, press Dowvager of Russia, has forbidden the Grand Dukes ir Michael 'and Nicholas to return to thd Crlimea. 3r Prince Albert presided, ol Saturday' evening week, at the ,e animal dinner or the offioei of his regiment, the Grenadier 1- Regimnont of Foot Guards, ...

... _ HOUSE OF LORDS-TU1IRSDAY, JUNE 21. The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wooisaeic at five o'clock. The Earl of MALMESBURY called.: attention to the air eumstanoes of the late horrible massacre of a boat's crew. and several Russian prisoners at Hango-the facts of which have been repeatedly stated. According to the Russian account the Russians *ere compelled to resist the boat's crew in ...