... T11:E WAR. THE BALTIC. ABO, Jusic 21.-The Grand Duke Nicholas has just re- viewed the troops at Blelsingfors and Abo, and inspected the fortificatious at Sweaborg. The English fleet is dispersed along the coast of Finland. THE CRIMEA. The Rusdean government publishes a despatch from Prince Gortsebakoff, dated the evening of the.l9tb, praising the troops, and announcing tbat the fire of the ...

... I A - C - i AUGtMIfli& CHXURCHr, J'OHNt'S-L&lN-OPItISG OF THUi a NEW O(OAN.-.Yeatarday the Feast of St. John the Baptist W waseolemiaiu1ed with peculiar devotion and religious obs,-r- a nee in thi3 church. The day's solemnities were witnes6ed 8 by an immense and respe~table congregation, which tbrorgetl the bhurch in every part. The ceremonies commenced at s twelve o'clock with pontifical high ...

... I THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...

... I _ We And In the London Gasetei of Tuesday a Treasury warrant, which, amongst other matters, fixes one penny as the postage on books e and parcels not exceed- ing four ounces We take it that this warrant is the order under which newspapers and other un- stamped publications will be; allowed to pass through the post. The unstamped sheet, under this warrant, wil possess the advantage to the ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TE- vlr^IrTa ^, r ^TDT% kLuuLsI (F Lultub-YESTRR1)At. Lord BROUGHAM called attention to tt ebk county court fees, whicb, he thought, shoua d be be o He also advocated the payment of equal and fxed Ik to couty coartiodgee. Lord PORTMAN thought that the salaies paid judges were Insufficient. Earl GRANVILLE perfectly agreed th t h from Lord Brougham, and promised that the matt ...

... I MILITARY PRROUOTIONS, AiND EXCHANGES. WAR OPFPICs;JUNE 26. let Regiment of Diagoon Guardi-Lieutenant B Bradbury, to~be Captain without purchase.; To be Lieutenont, without purcbase; Cornmt W C Winfield, vice Bradbury; Cornet J E Edlmanio 4th Light Dragoons-Cornet and Adjutant H Jennings to hljve ?? rank of Lieutenant; Cornet W Winstauley to be L4outenant by puroebse, vice Bootb, who retiree; ...

... POSTAL C0MMUNIGATION:BBTWEN ?IRELAND I , I 1 .AND E.N~iLAND.I The activity and zeal with which the Chamber of Commerce, and their able HonorarySe4 tary, Mr. Coddha~ve pro2ecutedthe subjectofostal'comwuni- cation seems likely to be rewarded with succes. The select co mmittee, as our readets are awpe, reported in favour of the bill redentlyintroduced~forsiflro~ving the comuninication between ...

... TIUI . WAR. BY A G'wB TIC tELEGRAPH. D1pSATCH FROM1 GENERAL PELISSIEB. pAX19, TUESDAY MORTM,.-The Mauifew publisbel a ?? from general Pelisiaer, dated, the evening of the gtb J00, which coatsins the followin g:-_ liou? poition is unaltered. A ?? of; the ,iisas against the works whlh.we have taken remained witheut rsult The eb my lis abandoned the bttery called Stcond Mal, and the right of ...

... i BY ;AGIN ETIC TELEGRAIPiI. I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The union of contiguous benefits bill went through com- mittee. The infants' marriage bill was read a third time, and passed. The Carnegies restitution bill was read a third Y'4 'time. The assizos any sessions bill was read a second time. The weights and measures bill was read a second time. The stamp duties bill, repeal on matriculation ...

... ,a (FRoM ous OWN coasspostivr.) e Liverpool, Sandiyy The British and North American royal mail sts Asia, Captain Lott, arrived here at a late hour lgstight, She sailed from Boston on the 28d, and from Halifian 2gu e ultinmo, and bting' 196 passngers, and 988,674 doJaI in specie on freight. 9' The news by this arrival is one week laer thau that pi. viously to hand. From Washington there is a ...

... DL INe MONDAY, J oUNE 1tai DUBLIN: MONDAY, JIUNE 11, 18556. I ~ CAPTURE OF THE MAMELON. The French have followed up their successes with unexampled rapidity. They have had their little Inkerman, on the 22nd of May-the passage of Tchernaya on the 26th, and r5ow we hear of the most brilliant of all their feats, the capture of the famous Mamelon, which is familiar to our lips as if we had been ...

... I rFIELD DLA IN THE PHRMIX PARK. A military spectacle took place on 8aturday in the shape of a reviews5 at which all the troops at present in garrison, save those on guardi duty, were present. The several. ro- gmeuats were on the ground at nine o'doek in the mosning¢ and werpp9drawn up in order preparatory to the evolutions of a ield day. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, acceon panird by i ...