... CD oumt The Queen held a Privy Council at three 'clenoc yesterday afternoon, at Buckinghem Palace. It was Rtteedd by Prince Albert, Earl Granville, Lord President ; tthe Duke of Argyll, Lord Privy Seal; Viscount Palmerlto, First Lord of the Treasury; Sir George Grey, Secretar e State for the Home Department; the Earl of Claren2e; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Lord Penraure Secretary ...

... INLAND BOOS POS'&'t GRNEIRAL POST OEVIOD, JatoeR, 185. On and from the I11th instant, the regulations of a the inland book post will be as follows, viz.: I 1. Postage rates-for a packet, not exceeding 4 ounces, I Id.; ditto, exceeding 4 ouncesl and not exceeding 8 ounces, 2d.; ditto, exceeding 8 ounces and not exceeding 16 ounces, 4d.; ditto, exceeding I lb. and not exceeding Ij lb., 6d.; and ...

... --LATEST[ N{EWAS FROMI ABHOR X ATTACK( ON THE REDAN.| AND MALAKOF T.OWER. |te DA IL Y NW1TS OFFICEr, FnrDAY OiNINGO, 4 o'Cnocri. le. We have junt received the following communication~ w.vv fromthe War-office:--, w Lord Panmare regrets to have, to inform thefi Editor of the Daily News that he has received tb information that the English troops attacked the et IRedan an d the French the Malakoff ...

... t TO THE EDITOR OF TED DAILY NEWS. SMVIYRNA, JUNE 11. SlI,-My attention has just been called to a letter from a Special Correspondent, dated Smyrna, May 11, which appeared in your paper of May 23. The description of the hospital and arrangements, . &c., is perfectly correct, but I hope you will allow me to state in your columns that, in place of two medical men having been seriously ill,. ...

... LORD STANLEY AT OLDRAM. The introductory proceodinigs at the sla'y~ing o the foundationatone of a naew.L7ceuma at Otdham were noticed in the Daily/ Neis of yesterday. Lord STAlqLuy addressed a large assemblage after -the b banquat at the TJ.o wp-hall, end spoke as fellows. , Re said-: ne that he bad with no ordinary pleasure pccepted the invita- tion to be presest that day ;'because hie falt ...

... (PRost OUR OWNq COMMItSSIONERt.) r PARIS, THuRSD.,Y EVENING. - The correspondent X1I of the .hadepoendance Beige professes to know the exact loss of the French in the takig o th MaelonVer, wichhas never yet ben ficalystte.HesasthtGeneral Pelis- hee a ir' esachrtun ?? in atai th glrosc ?? 7at 6.58 killed, Cai an w huad naude nd-(he has Bo: forgotten the exact fraction) wounded. If this Coi ...

... HANOVER, JVNi 9* air The convocation of our Chambers for the 15th inst. 12, has not yet been noticed by our owia journals, owing w. to thestign prs law forced upon us by the Be tender mercies of the Diet at Frankfort ; they there- Jef fore prefer to re ai silent rather than to speak out M bolly ndgetthmselves into trouble.i Other (non- Hanoversan) German papers are notso reserved, and 110 give ...

... itc court. Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales and prince Alfred, rode on horseback yesterday, attended by hiS ,qutrry in Waiting. ler majesty honoured the Princess's Theatre with her ?? list evening, attended by the Duchess of Wel-| ?? the Hen. Matilda Paget, Lord de Tabley, and Lieetesant Colonel Biddulph. prince Albert, attended by Lord George Lennox and Captain the Hon. Dudley de Ros, ...

... I(PROM OU OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS SUNDAY EVENINd. The Emperor is unwell. The rumour of his ill. ness produced a serious effect on the Little Bourseson the Boulevard this morning. The Reate was done as low as 67fr. 1Oc,, being a fall of a franc and a half from yesterday's lowest price. About one o'clock, in consequence of a report that his Majesty was doing well, there was a reaction, and' ...

... SOUTH LONDON GAS CONSUMERS' MUTUAL PROTBOTION SOCIETY Thy members and fiends of this society dined ~togetbelr it the Eguestrian Tavern, Blickfriara rosd, on Wednesday eveming, under the presidency of Dr Cfallice. There was q large gathering of influential inhabitants of Lambeth and Southwatk, and the proceedings of the evening passed off with the greatest cordiality. After the usual loyal ...

... --4- (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 16. No event of especial interest has occurred to i mark the last few days in the siege operations. -t On both sides the comparative cessation of fire I has been taken advantage of for the purpose of X forwarding the preparations for the ensuing struggle. The Allies have been pushing forward their works, and enploying the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OB TUH DAILY NEWS. SIgi-Should peace be now declared the result of our operations in the Baltic and Black Sea would be the general conviction that well-constructed and well-armed forts, facing the sea, are entirely impregnable. Of ¢ourse all nations having sea-borders will be spending millions of money in constructing such fortifications, and the result will, I believe, be most ...