... DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLMT. WAR DEPARTMENT, JuiqB 21. Lord Panmure has this Sday received two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lord- ship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. BzroRn SFVASTOPOL, JueSE 9, 1855. My Lord,-I have the great satisfaction of informing your lord- ship that the assault which was made upon the 9aarries in front of ...

... I SELECT COMMITTEE on the OPERATION I ~ of the Sunday Closing Act. :| On Tuesday next Mir., BERKEL:EY will' bring on his important motion for a Select Committee to inquire into: the working of the' Sunday Closing Act. I t is true the~ session is far advanced, but he will make out a strong case for an inquiry, and the Licensed Victuallers are already 'prepared with evidence to render the ...

... . I HOUSE OF LORDS.-Monday. Lord BROUGIIAm brought under notice the fees naid by suitors in the county courts, which he 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 OF COflMONS-Monday Mr. RoBsucs brought up the report of the Sebastopol Com- mittee, and, on ...

... OUR CARPET BA,. RacrxpOctxt.-AAn ingenious down-easter, who has invented new kind of Love-Letter Ink, which he has been selling as a safeguard against all actions. for breach of promise of maxage in so much as it euitifely fades from the paper in two'nsn5 s-te dat, was recently doiie brown by a brother downweaster wahr purchased a hundred boxes of the article, and gave him his note for ...

... I_ P3pROqRES1S8 F i THE WAR. The following telegraphic despatches have been received durng th sek: during the.week ?? VIENNA, MoNeDAY, JUNE 11, 9 A.m. Two works close to the Malakoff Tower were taken on the 8th, with sixty-three guns. The slaughter was fearful PARIS, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 7-30 A.Mr. The Afoaeiteur annoonces that the Minister of War has received the following despatch from ...

... I . . AVFAMtS IN. FRANCE. I Itis beyond doubt that -the Emperor is indisposed, but to what extent it is difficult to say, as of course, should his illness be serious, the truth would not be allowed to transpire. He was bled at least once on Sunday morning. Some people say twice,. He is in bed, and has suffered frorm very violent colic. This I know for certain. An uneasy feeling; in the head is ...

... ADfMINISTRATION REFORX AND Administrative Reformers. In the name of the Prophet, figs! is a well-known cry in Islam. In the name of figs, Reform! should be the cry of certain Administrative Reformers. Not that I profess to have a soul above figs or buttons. I do profess, however, to have some regard for truth and courtesy, for chivalry and so forth; and I have also a strong sense of the ...

... DUlNMIOW FLITCH OOF EAICON. MR. E. T.-SriTH respectfully announces to the nobility, gentry, and public, desirous of information respecting the flitches of bacon to be given away according to ancient custom recorded from the year A.D. 1445, that the following explains what has been done and what will constitute the programme of the promedings:-Ad- vertisements have been inserted in the various ...

... OUR LOSSES IN- TEI FWA,. AND WHAT thy, mightehavee bbe The happy ?? wlhich las taken place in our affairs at the Seat of War, gives us opporttnitt and heart for contemplating,'-. retrbs.pectively,'our, pas,,t,,disastersv,- yhich, *during, their: occurrence; were: almost too 'exasperating eithe'r to bear or speak about. Nor can the. subjectever' * be other'wisb' than ?? distressing and ...

... ?? Osboorne :2 Nr. Thornfton's Lawn. by Accident, Set Sib (m. ibeta.Flatmn. S lit. Fart's Skyscraper, Sat Sib ?? ?? 0 ...

... I :a-FS:EE'MASk8 e~ SE~T YR . , , , , . . Mee tingso~~w f 6r1ct- ek uonday, Jnn4e~ odgeV NO3 107h NRdeyH)s B ,sI. 158, Buildere' AtiaBueessell-streettChelsea 2 AKlid TsWserehAldesgate. Ietegvet; 257,teorge ahdtVltlfzre, Corifidll ?? * la~v~ Qeoe F7 Com~rei~l'ioad:s Bs*;! Hi,3, h ;Wso I OjYOl Yoas LODG3E.01 ~'sxBaSANCEZ (No. ?? lodge met at the F' refematisoiji Tavern,' on Wednesday last, -for ...

... | QlT-INUATIO : OF DIARY FROM- THE CRIMEA. CAMP BEFORE fSEBASTO)POL, Mit~ 31. It has been resoeved to ssed aii6tlier secretexpedition- to the eastward of the Crimea, and preparations are b'eing ' ide fdrits departure. General Canrobert does not return to France as was imagined, but'retains. the command bf a division' of the Freiich armyn. There are reports of'eonsiderable dhiight bleiqa untd ...