... RELIGIOUS WORSHIP BILL TO THlE DITOR OP TRE DAILY .EWS. Sm,-It is not often that I trouble you with a c oCmunication, although I am a constant reader, but 3 truth Is a jewel, and the extraordinary misstatements in your article on the Religious Worship Bill compel me to address you a few linee. You state, it a man wishes to worship Gud, be can only do it under certain prescribed l ...

... FREE INSVSTUTIONS. (From the Neorwichi Mercury.) It was declared in one of the discussions in par- liament, that our free institutions are undergoing a severe trial, in consequence of the possession of a free press, Almost as soon as this opinion was declared, and at a time when the Queen's government and the nation were imamea- surably indebted to the honest boldness and truth of the Times ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS,-MONDAY, JUNE 4. The LonD CANICELLOR took his seat on the wooleack at TRANSPORT SERVICE. The Earl of ARDWICKE refered to returnsfor ich he ad movedwitith respeetto the transPorthervice, whinh returns had not yet been laid upon the table of the house. Be hoped that further delay would ent take place, as the subject was one Of considerable importance, and he believed that upon ...

... ADMIRAL LY~ONS AT TAGiANROG. lowisig repott frotieefntnera rsnf th | Onang the es n n ntntir ten ?? arerivoed ing th clockds FofTa8teemergan tast inhr ato the ?? of the Smll, whertesnd (1m wert equa to 5~ efolthc 1 pole)fvrith on. saalbeig fl Onte 2ndtoairds th OY00 thsdmn1wytey werej aely slu er e00 lil I f receiv~edfr andwe gbat suram ons to e derv , aptb 0 to'oc n thf mor~ning, the ?? ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. ARRIVALS FROM THE CRIMEA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Ar a POTMUH FRDAY EvzNIaoG. tic t The Candia, screw transport (213), arrived at Spit_ re, b ead to-night, frownthe Crime~a edMalta. DAtes from the tr ilatter, June 19. She has about 30 invalids, and Captain asel ,Carter, R.N., Lieutenant Boxer, son of the late Admiral i aBoxer; Lieutenant Faisclough, 14th Regiment; eand ...

... LIVBRPOOL,&SUNDAY. The clipper barque Genevieve arrived in the Mer.. sey, last night, from Pernambuco, with, advicee to the 28th of 4pril, being one week's laterthan to hand per the mail mtesrer. The Westmoreland and Medora had arrived from Liver- Pool, the former on the 25th, and the latter provioeus to that' date. The English man-of-war stearner Sharpshooter arrived ori tthe 21th from Rio ...

... The following protocol of the final conference held ag' at Vienna, June 4, 1955, has been presented to both houses at of parliament by command of her Majesty: 1ts Preent:-For Austria- Count Buol-Schauenstein and sot Balon PFrokesch-Osten. For France: Baron Bourqueney. Pic For Grast Britaln: The Earl of Westnoreland. For of Russia: Prince Gortehakoff and J. deTitoff. For Turkey: thl AsI Pashe ...

... TO TRE EDITOR Or THE DAILY NEWS. SIn,-With Mr. Bracebridge and several Sisters of Charity, I accompanied Miss Nightingale to the Crimea for the purpose of organising and, if re- quisite, improving the hospitals there, in accordance with those on the banks of the Bosphorus, and also with the further intention of introducing my new diet, l already adopted at Constantinople, and of teaching our ...

... THE SNDAY ERR BILL.-MEETLNImil1'. THE SNDAY HALIFAX.I A very large' neeting ofdthe inhatbitants of Halifax has been held this week for the purpose of giving an opinion on th Sunday Pabiic-house Act. The meeting was called by requiditionto the mayor. Therequisitlonists reoresented it as their opinion that the :act recently passed on this sb. ject, though so limited, had proved most ...

... TO' THE EDITOR OP THE DALY NEWS. Srn,-In addressing you on a subject of vital 'e importance to the interests of my brother officers on d half-pay, I feel that I am entering an archipelago of a difficulties. We must all live; and those of the poor community of officers on half-pay of the navy are e esteemed but too happy in being able to procure eemployment; and in an old Navy Lk*, by Allen, of ...

... NAJ¶AL : AND IITARY - - *. . PQRi'8MOC~UT>, JuVa 1:'2 :The`ieW 80Gth Inlet Dock ot the 'Bteam basin, in %ibi docyhard, sil' be opened the ilrus , 'by tlioe entranced into it of ah, new royal ychet ititori aifii Albert.- Th eaisson ?? fr iit pltace', and in tiofy satbieatsry thane' .d re he.satvihng lg beent'atira ittedivoethe basin e very interegrting tdria of e unevr beeripnioeoi divingalres, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COREBEPON!DNT.) oue PARIS, VNNDNE5DAY EVENING. an( In consequence of the interruption of telegraphic of communication between Varia and Balaklava, it is hai very possible that we may not for many days to come hn have any fresh news from Sebastopol. sax Business was nearly stagnant at the Bourse to-day. ho: The Rente, after declining 20c., closed at yesterday's bei price7,f. 5c. ...