... DUBLIN, JUNE 7. The Admiralty commission, appointed to report on the projected improvements in the harbour of Kings- town, sat yesterday. The object is to furnish a pro- per landing place for the large steamers intended for communication between England and this country, to connect the landing place with the railway station by a line of rails, and to give greater piotection to the shipping in ...

... | HOUSE OF LORDS.-~TUIESDAys RIN1 19. of Their Lerdsbips Met at 6 O'clock. u THlE RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA& AND THE pr WEFstErRN POWN'Bs. Lvra LYNDH'URST-I wish to tulie this Opportunity of th, statng hatit s m intention to postpone the motion Of hoi Sthinh t havei given mnrotjc in reference to the relations be- bil tween AutIa hand tve Weotefo Powers. The )Earll or tIIN £OInelot' Lord LTN ...

... I THEB FLEET BEFORE CRONSTAD A. D &NTZIC, TwD's Per To-day her Majesty's ship Bulideg, Capt. Gordon, arrived with mails from the fleet. inn, The Britih- and French fleets were on the 4th prin (Jrontadt.Pau instoat.t close to cronstaat. of The Russian ships were nearly all dismantled in othb Iiar; only three steamers were serviceablethe in te li to thex wdufioial' Saunders Dundas has' been in ...

... LONDON DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDING I 1. ?? SOCIBTY. . The antual' meeting of this eiety Wa3 held'or Saturday, ?? Rooms, St. Jame6'5-street; the Bisb of LorniCN in the chair. Among thosepresentwerethe Bishop of London, the Bishop of Lincoln, Earl Grosver Marquis of Blaudford, Lord R. Grosvenor, the Bishop of Asapb, R. Wigram, Esq., Lord Radatoek, A. 3eresforr Hope, Esq., Earl Nelson, Arobdasoon ...

... THlE ZOUAVES- (CONTINUVED.) The fall of Constantine marks the close of the firt epoch in the African wars. With the treaty of Tafna the last vetige of Turkish power disappeared. In the eastern part of the acquired realm French miii- taiy governors endeavoared to administer laws over a vast territory and considerable hordes of the native population. In the western and central provinces the ...

... TO THE ZDITOU OP THE DAILY NEWS. Pi SIB,-Now that some important advantages have been gained over the Russians in the Crimea, a carefully ot observing, though retired, spectateor of passing events, like 0; myself, cannot but expect that overtures On the part of Russia more favourable to peace will shortly be propounded. d And such an one cannot but dread lest, at this critical posi- g tion, we ...

... LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. The British and North American royal mail steamer Asia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey at 9 p.m. (after a detention of two hours at the bar for water), aud by her we have advices from New York to the 22nd, Boston 23rd, and Halifax to the 24th ult. inclusive. The Asia sailed from Boston at 12.30 p.m. on the 23rd, and at 4 p.m. on the 24th passed the royal mail steamer ...

... (piot OUlR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. Although there is considerable discrepancy in the wording of the several despatches nar- rating the operations of the Allied Fleets at Genitchi, or Genitschek, I feel little doubt that they all relate to one and the same affair, which must have occurred on May 29th, the date assigned in the Russian despatch, dated St. Peters. burg ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFOR.M. In compliance with a requisition to the church- wardens a meeting of ?? was held last night at the vestry-room, St. Anne's, Westminster, for an expression of opinion upon that system of administrative incapseity and uabusineso-like management in every department of the state, by which during the present war the country has suffered such fearful and disgraceful disasters ...

... SCROOLMASTERS' ASSOCIATION. A large meeting of schoolmaeters and school- ti mistresses took place at the Sauctuny, on Saturday morn- ing, to hear an address from Mr. J. C. Buc'smaster, on the a importance of elementary science as a branch of national education. IHe commenced his address by showing that the v kind ef education generally given to the children of the middle and working classes. ...

... HANOVER, Juxia 17. ; . The Chalmbershaving been opened on the 15th I Iinst., one of the first acts of the government was to lay before them the decree of the German Diet, and the proposal for altering the composition of the 5 Chambers, as at present existing. The proposal will I first be discussed in general terms, so as. to allowt the members to speak out their sentiments on the c subject, ...

... The following has been published to the troops, and refers to the attack described at length in the Daily News of May 4:- GENERAL ORDBR. Head quarters, before Sebistopol, May 21, 18565. The Commander of the Forces has the highest satisfaction in publishing to the army a despatch which he has received from the Minister of War, expressing the Queen's most grac ous approbation of the conduct ot ...