... I I I.SUC ESES O THE. ALLIES. 'The- Joiteazs statue-4A French army occupies the lines of the Tchernaja. The 6enemy, not in 1any' force, had -retired to the montains,b after a little skirmishing. No 'doubt, hoever, the Russians will seek-to recover their position, now held by the French, as it isolates Sebastbpol; and is intended to cut off supplies. If the enc 'i~myi in sufficient force,iiem5, ...

... THE SUNDAY TRADf11G BILL AND THE I ' I .House of Commons. In little more than another week, that is, on the 4th of neat month, the MetTopolitan Sunday Trgding Big will again be in committee in the House of Commons. Enough is known of this precious specimen of modern legislation, and of the manner in which it infringes on the rights of individuals to render it a duty on the part of every member ...

... LONDON -GAZR'M'ED. 1os1os m a Tuesday, June 19. WAR OFFICE. let or Gren. Regt. of Ft. Gde..: Lieut. and Capt. J. P.D. C. Stuar to he capt. and lieut.-col, by purchase, vice Brev.-Col. H. A.. B. Mitchell, wio retiree; Lient. the Hont. R. Ri. Best, from the 21st Ft., to be leut. andi capt., by purebase, vice Stuart; Eno. and Lieut. R. W. Hamilton to be lieut. and capt.. by purchase, vice the Hon ...

... I . WAR DEPARTMENT, Juwn 18, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received three despatches and their enclosures, of 'which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Baron SEBASTOFOI, JUNE 6, 1856. My Lord,-I am deeply concerned to have to inform your lord- ship that Bear-Admiral Boxer died on board the Jason last night, outside the harbour of. ...

... THE I-SICK AND WOUNDED FUND. SCUTARI; MAY 17.-It is summer-hot, glaring, and oppressive. The hotels'bf Fera disgorge themselves upon Therapia and Bujuk- d4re; the caique-gee has donned his white-jacket, and his European customer has wreathed around his wideawake many a fold of light wrapping; white umbrellas glimmer like low sails upon the Bos- phorus, and the vessels which throng it sit ...

... ; i SECOjND EDIONI'. , i SUDAY, JUNE 3, 185. -, CHEERING IPBOsP C b o I During the week there-hasbbeen a rapid SUceession of official telegraphic despatches-froirr'tbe'seatof war.each of them bringing ?? favourabl& aiidcheering enfelli- ge~nce.S; I~ tbe events of the last few months ha4 not chastened the 'public mind, the indws bf4the -gucuesses of the ^A~llie; ;,a~n~d'thi ,therin''po~ t ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS.-Monday. Lord RaOuGH.x brought under notice the fees paid by suitors in the county courts, which be represented to be exorbitant, and destructive of the great purpose for which those tribunals were instituted. Several bills were advanced a stage, and their lordships adjourned HOUSE O COMMONS-Monday Mr. RoruuC brought up the report of the Sebastopol Com- ...

... AMU8SEBENTS AT DUBLIN. (FEOM 07JE OWN COERESPONDENT.) TwEAT z Roxsx,-(Lessee, Mr. J. Harria).-The benefit of Mr. T. C. King realised the most sanguine hopes of his friends, and must have been a source of great satisfaction to that gentleman. The play selected was Xfoney, Mr. King of course playing the hero. On Monday, the fourteenth Shaksperian revival was produced, and, much as has been said ...

... DISPATCHEB FROX LORD RAGLAN. WAR DEPARTMENT,'MAY 28. Lord .Panmure'.has' this day.feceived two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following ;arrCcopies, addressed to his lord- ship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, ?? BEFORE B SEBAST6POL, May 15. My Lord,-.3ince my idespatch of the 12th inst.,. nothing has occurred worthy of being reported to your lordship. The. fire has been vert ...

... PRIVATE LETTER FROX THE C BA. The following are extracts from a private letter to agentlenran in Manchester, who has favoured us with the original, dated Camp before SebastopPl; May 2; 1866 I write from the 4th Division, whose camp is just boodecing on the far famed field of Inkermann, and which I am visiting for a few. days. I, have just been over the battle field with Colonel'Wy'ndhsan, ...

... TOWN -EDITION.1 BRILLIANT SUCCESSS IIN THE CRIMEA. WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE 9, 1855. -Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Editor, and has great pleasure in transinitting the enclosed intel li,,reC, which has this day reached him from Lord SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 7, 156. The formidable fire yesterday was kept' up to-day with glr greatest spirit; and soon after six tllis evening the branch ...

... I AND THE QUARRIES. (FRoM TETE TImES SPECIAL CORRESPONDESST.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Juzs 9. The heat at noon on the 6th instant was very intense, and the guns from the siege were completely quiet, the camp was in perfect stillness, but it was all the drea ifulcalm that precedes a storm, for we beard that we again were to open our heavy fire on the town al three o'clock. At that hour it did ...