... . (mROM OUR CORRESPODxNT.) He STOCKHOLM, MAY 25. of From the rather unusual circumstance of the st Council of State having been convened twice during the course of this week, it is generally believed that PI the King has laid before that body the decision.of di himself and his ministers. on the all important ques- tion of the foreign policy of Sweden in the present ti emergency. Although ...

... RUSSiA. I.1 FuROXITrERS OF POLAND, JONs.3. ihussia bag withdrawn almost all the iroojs fo14 I; merly ?? aloqg tj b froitritsof Ptngi* t4u 'noW on the whole' 'ie5 -eiteudirig.from .Thorn .to *Posaeu scarcely any soldiers hre' tobe: see. Theh 'small detachmset4 of kili~ty'lefi are. 4nirtexed. 4 Mstances. of 20,or 25 miles from each ot~her, gn te i frontierlineitself'is exelusively guatded .it, ...

... FIROM ~At LO.ONDON GAZTTFTriTiy, Jua 29. Tholerv. Alexanlder Ronald Grant, M.A., Fellow and Assiptant Tut0or ?? colgCambridge, is appointed to be one of her No. WAR-OFFICE, JVNm 29. let Rtegimient of Dragooni Guardi-titalff.SrgeOn of the Second Claas Willienm Holmies jephso0; M.D., to be surgeon, vice Stone, pro. mated on the Staff. Ord Dragoon Gnardse-Corflt 3. 3. Corrigas to be lieuteniant, ...

... ?IRTJSSIA. I h . ?? ' ?? ; , .: Im i ?? S81'. PETERSI3URG, 3U~N 12: I eea A~rjnW.atigsbttt of the mation to the inhabitantb of' that populous district (Ibe banks of the DOD) ordering the organisation of- a sort of Landeturm, and in which the following sig- nificant passages are to be found: Dear -Comrades,-The bitte r enemies of our beloved country, after c ,ltecting an imnmense, force in the: ...

... IO'TUR ARMY' IX THE CRIMEA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CO iREsPONDRNT.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, MAT 22, Before this reaches England, news will in all probability have been received by telegraph, not only that an expedition has sailed from the ports of the Allies in the Crimea, but also of its successful issue. Arrabgements have been made for the embarka- tion of the troops this day, and the force will ...

... HOUBB OF? LORDS,-TUESDAys JN 5' ae The LOReD CHASCELLOR took his seat Upon the woolsark sus at five o'clock. ?? Lord BERNERS presented a petition from the clergy of Frampton, against any alteration of the law with regard to o marriage with a deceased wife's sister; aloptitions from di Sibton and Cheddington, against the gra t, to yoth. d The Earl of GALLOWAY presente eea peito s against the ...

... A (FROM OtR OWN COnRESPONDET.) t PARIS, MONDAY EVRNSING. al The grand review, in honour of the King of Per- t, tugal, went off exceedingly welL I never saw a the Champs de Mars more crowded., Numbers i of well dressed ladies took their places on re the terraces among blouses and caps. The GE King of Portugal rode a dappled grey horse, rather a weedy animal, which, by the side of the I ...

... A letter from Constantinople, in the Snaplore of V Mareeillee, gives the ?? details of the late re- connaissance of the expeditionary corps of the i Tchernaya: tl It was in the direction of Baidar ti tthe trjaps marched. ln addition to a desire to examinae tl . p..rt of ti.e onuntry, P and discover its oommunieation with Sebastopol, they Wcre tl in hopes of being able tosounce on a body of ...

... PRRSUNTATION OF COLOURS TO TIZE - I ?? LIGHT INFANTRY. Yesterday the public were admitted to witness the presentation of new colours to the 61st, or King's Owu Light lafantry Regiment (now under orders for the Crimea), in the square of the Regent-road Barracks, at Manebester. There was a large number of spectrtors, ameogst whom were many well dresed ladies. Lieut.- General Sir Harry i. W. ...

... ADMIRALTY, JuNE 6.-APPOLNTMEUTS.--Captain a C. F. Hillyar (1852), to the Gladiator, 6, paddle wheel . steam vessel, of 430-horse power, Mediterranean station. Ir Commander F. Marten (1864), to the RByal Albert, 121, screw steam ship, of 500 horse power, Mediterranean station. Lieutenants Lord E. H. Cecil (18j5),5and W. R. Hobson ( (additional), to the Duke of Wellington, 11, screw steam ship, ...

... l OFFICERS KILlED. Lord Panlnrre has received the following List 4t Oficeros killed, or who died of their wounds, on the' 18th of June: WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE 24, Si P.M, Major-General Sir John Campbell; Colonel Yea, 7th Regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel Shadlorth, 57th; Lieutenant Meurant, 18th; Lieutenant Davies, 38th; Lieutenant Ashwiu, 57th; Lieutenaut Bellew, 33rd; Captain Shiffaer, 34tb; ...

... I ONDON, SATURBDAY, JUNE 30.1 IN the HousE of LORDS yesterdav, the Earl of MALMESBURY inquired whether there was any truth in the statement that Lord Raglan had resigned his command P Lord PANsuRE replied that the Commander-in- Chief in the Crimea had been latterly seriously in- disposed, with an attack of dysentery, but was now much recovered, and hoped very shortly to resume his duties. ...