... OUR INFANTRY. stre TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. me] SIR,-Having treated of the Cavalry and Staff of the English army, I now turn to that branch of the service which is allowed by every one to be the best Lof its kind in the world. But pray don't mistake I i me. When I call our Infantry the best that has 3yet been seen, I don't by any means intend to say that it might not be very much ...

... lh eulv I - Dher Icjesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duke of UJambridge, went yesterday afternoon to Enfield to inspect the government establishment for the is ' manufacture of small arms. The Queen and the Prince were attended by Lady Churchill, Lord Alfred Paget, and rel Captain the Hon. Dudley do Roe.h Prince Arthur and the Princesses Helena and Louisa visited the Zological ...

... COURT OF COMMOx COUNCIL. oI On Thursday a court was held for the despatch of public business. PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS BILL. Ml. B. C. LaoBE, coairman of the library coumittee, to lwhom it bad been referred to consider the bill brought in by Mr. Ewart for further promoting the establishment of free public libraries and museums in municipal towns, and for extending them to towns under local ...

... )&ONDON, SATURDAY, JUN 9. I I Y et' s In the HoUts of LORDS yesterday, the Bishop of mi LONDDrN moved an address to the Crown respectng wi the inadequate provision made for burials in tbe M netropolis. The evil he complained of was much th increased by the Act of 1853, wuhich closed many of wi the old burial grounds betbre others were provided. tu An inmediate- remedy for this deficiency was ...

... DyESPATC1H FROND GENERAL. PELISSI~ER -- HEAD QUART131tS, Juorur 9, 1865. ao rn 17. Monsieur le M~ardohal,-! had boped to he able to | our complete by a detailed report the news of our oaptpre and Chb oroccupation of the ?? Redoubt (the Green Maine- ks and ten), and the redosibte of Voihynia and Selighinski (Careen-. bla issance iug Bay), forming as outworica the chief dslenoe of Sebas- |a ...

... A VAL AND MLITBY. PORTSROUTH, JUNE 17. The Paninsular(No. 172), and City port Aberdaen fNo. 202), steam transports. arrived at this p ort mesteday fro the Crimea. 'Ieyutitherof them bring home oir o wounded troops. The Peninsular cams intolhrort land ame discharged stores. The Devastatifli, 6, paddle sloop, C~ommander Algernon F. TheDo Horse, s arrived at SPIthead from the North to haercatand' ...

... it (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 1 CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 5. t In all my latest cbmmunications I mentioned the U extreme probability of Reachid P'ach's being again, and within a short delay, recalled to power, and his cx eminent services secured in some new ministerial B evolution. This will be really a most fortunate com- Is bination, and must be ardently desired by all friends of Turkey, and ...

... THE ARCHITECTURAL MUSE UM, CANOX EolY, IWESTNINSTER. Mr. George Gilbert Scott, the Treasurer of the Architectural Museum, has favoured us with a communica. tion which we feel bound to answer. In Mr. Scott we recclenise a man of genius-one who earnestly, and with aH singleness of purposes, devotes himself to an art, in the treatment of which he confers honour not only upon him. self, but upon ...

... FROM ?? LONDON GAZBTTE-Tteiday, June 19. 1~ ~ ~ I FORBEIGN.OFFICB, JUsn 12. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Air. Edward Ryan as Consul in Canada for the Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Thomas Ryan as Vice-Consul at Montreal for the Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck. WHITEHALL, Jrtn 16. The Queen has been pleosed to grant to tbe Rev. Henry ...

... -- Id,, -: i, .: - . hto MV , ?? I . i - . ': 'DUBLIN, iu3S l ?? fllow~iug appears io the commercial articte v1 ; the Preerdni ; if Two meetings ware held On Thur day, one 'of the disfl- ; leres, hich was largely itten'sded not onlr by thc Dublin a firms, but by several eadiugcountrjdis.eillera among s-hem we Messrr . 8sav (Betis ), Waters an Ieeitt lork) t Gortlan TCarriekmhiroes,,' Miller ...

... Last night a public meeting was held at the Rose Tavern, Fulbam-road, for the purpose of aiding and giving effect to the views eaunciated by the Administrative Refarm Association recently embodied in the City, and to take into consideration the present condition of the ?? F. LLOYD, a magistrate, was called to the chair. The CAiumRAN stated the object of the meeting, and dwelt upon the general ...

... I LONDON, TUESDA Y, JUNE 12. IN the HOUSE of LORDS yesterday, the Earl of r DERBY called attention to the ciroumstances under V which Mr. Roche had lately been elevated to the T peerage ot Ireland as Baron Fermoy. By the Act of i Union, he remarked, the Crown was privileged to nominate a new peer in Ireland whenvever three of the existing peerages became extinct. In the present b instance two ...