... L-ATEST INTELLIGENCE. I BRIDA Y MORNING'S DESPATCHES. 3[AsTrE5r FROM TrBE CRlsrEA.-In the House of Coin. 2Dos 'last evening Lord Palnierston stated that tele. ielc intelligence bad been received from the Crimea cn to the 17th inst. There had been firing on both -sse, but no result of any consequence. -opEN1N(G OF T FlE BO MBARDMENT. The London Gazette contains despatches from Lord g tglan, ...

... A return of the expenditure of, and amounts due to the local board, from the lst of January to the lst of May, has been made. The following are particulars extracted therefrom Amaounet yet due. Received on account of £ S. d. £ B. d. Sculcoates highway rate ?? 821 16 ?? 1110 18 3 Ditto district rate ?? 1973 16 ?? 2529 12 8 Holy Trinity and St. Mary's highway rate ?? 2118 411 ?? 2862 6 3 Ditto ...

... r Lfj LQ.JD HIMPERIAL PA17.LIAME-T HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 8. Metropolita.se Cemeteries.-The Bishop of moved an address on the subject of the inadequat vision for burial in the metropolis The acto Prof closing the old burial-grounds before others ' Pro. vided, increased the evil, which demandedeanris ediate ?? GRANVILLE said that the ate under the most serious attention of the sect ws ...

... THE CRIMEA. SUCCESSIVE 15EFEATS OF THE RUSSIANS. I The ?? the Standard .'May 28.) t The last twenty-four hourS have put us in possession c evns qally important and gratifying. 'The 3 first isthe acquisition of the complete command of the 0 Sea of Azoff, by the reduction, of the fortress of Kertch, 0 withot a snglecasualty on the part of the allies. Upon the. approach of the allied fleets the ...

... AND EAST RIDING TI[ES. MR. DISRAELI'S MOTION. THE success that attended the motion of Mr. DISRAELI was as signal as the failure of Mr. LAYARD, Mr. ML~rNR GIBsox, and others, in clearing the ministerial fog which for weeks past has hung like a pall over the heads of hon. members, and perplexed the country. Many had been the attempts to procure from Govern- ment a statement of the course they ...

... !a d CORONATION DAY.-Yesterday our town was merry with the ringing of church bells, and at noon we had a ,h Royal salute, while flags floated gaily in the breeze in , commemoration of the coronation of her Majesty Vic- toria on the 28th of June, 1838. I Lord Hotham presented to the House of Commons on 11 Tuesday a petition from Middleton, &c., in the East- zf Riding, against the Bale of ...

... I AND EAST RIDING TIMES. FRIDAYS JUNE 8, 18I5. FRIDAY, JUys 8, 185,., E DOO LSE - YHE DOOR CLOSED. TaE door of reconciliation to Russia, which Lord PALMERSTON thought it so essential to keep open just before the Whitsuntide recess, was closed on the very day upon which Par- liament re-assembled. Just as it is the last feather which breaks the camel's back, or the last drop which makes the cup ...

... The Emperor Napoleon III. gave audience on Sunday to the Prince Ismail Pacha, son of Ibrahim Pacla, to Prince Coust-Sootzo, Grand Boyard of Wallachia, and to the Turkish Charge d'Affaires. A grand review took place on Monday at the Champ de Mars, in the presence of the Emperor and the King of Portugal, who were received with shouts of Vive ?? ! Vive le eoi dn Portugal ! The spectators ...

... ANTICIPATED EXAMINATION OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM. E. GLADSTONE, LATE CHANCELLOR OF THE' EXCHEQUEA, ON THE' RE-ASSEMBLING OF THE SEBASTOPOL COMMITTEE. W. E. Gladstone, Esq., called in and examined.-'-. I was Chancellor of the Exchequer under that venerable.and venerated man the Earl of Aberdeen. Do not know that I am called the Pony Peel. Do not know whether pony is a monetary phrase, and ...

... IMPERIAL PARL.IAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRimAY, MAY 25. Vie ?? house had its debate to-night on the all-absorbing subject of peace or war * and although from its nature and conclusion it is overshadowed by i the great battle in the Commons, still it necessarily presents points of interest ?? The occasion was given by Earl GREY; who, unmoved by entreaties, brought on his motion for peace. In ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC A F F A I n S . At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation on Saturday evening last, at the Trinity-house, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of her Majesty's ministers in the following terms:-Gentle- men, the toast which I have now to propose to you is that of her MaJeEty's ministers. [Cheers.] If there was ever a time at which her Majesty's ...

... The newly-formed Bank of London have appointed Mr. Matthew Marshall, jun., their genieal manager. The Postmaster-general has instituted' a series of pecuniary fine, 'varying from half a crown to haifa sovereign, to be inflicted on his subordinates who are guilty of errors that endanger the safety of registered letters while passing through the post. The friends of the late Mr. Lockhart are ...