... TH1? -PROGR1$? OF ?STUai?s., The towu'tio .Sebastopolr s!ituate on the-50nutho. *t large aud cspaiou8 roadstod% is divided intvtwwopart by a creekrunning out of that roadtad -aud servinj as theedrniralt*'flaroa r ' -OnS'the *eerng id6 e the creek is the town itself; whilethat portion whic] flea upon the eastern side is ?? ?? EKsf belbaia. Th4. urb' stretching easterlf 'froiii 'thi Admiralty ...

... TIZE CASE OF DE. PLITHM. TO '71113 LIMTOIU OF REysOLDSs N6wSPAFgrz. SIa,-l have the honour of enclosing to you the -copy of a debate in the Prassian Upper Chambers, on the presenta- tion of a poti ion by Professor Dr. Edward Peithman, which that gentleman forwarded te me a few days ago from Berlin, where he has L'e3n residing since last October. I acormpanied Dr..Peithman ...

... P ~OgWGN INYEGXNCE. FRANC& 'The Lord Mayor of'Lonidon, with tht dsputaS of the corpor tion of London-appoiinted to return the visit of the Prefect of ?? t L-ondon, during the recent visit''o thel mperorand Einpress. 'arrived' in Parfs oi Tuesday ni'ht. in: the Rotil do Vile exttonia abe redt-fiqn to teetivi' esta of 'L A bomed tlhac occurrence toe pe tbis hig Amienig The te tr ey- lug the' c ...

... I ---40 - -r DESPATCH FROM GEN. PELISSIER. The Moniteur publishes the following despatch from General Pelissier to the minister of war. Before SebaskDpol, May 26. Monsieur le MaTbehal,-Since the storming of the Russian eouater-approaches in front of the Central bastion, on the night of the 2nd of May, and the ocen. pation of that important work by our troops, the enemy, to impede our ...

... The American Medical Gazelle, for Mly', has the following cutious acceutit of the petrification of human bo.2.ies:- In the old cathedral church of Bremen is a vault, the atmo- sphere of which possesses the pecaliar p oporty of preserviog from decay all bodices that may be placed therein. Visitors nre shown eight human bodies, besides number of cats, dogs, maonebs, birds, &e,, all of which, by ...

... i PROGRSS OF THE WAR. - News of fresh ouceegses in the' sea of Azoff come to my by telegraph. Taganrog, Mari~onply, and Gheisk h&M~ been visited by the Blled 9quadrolAnd suum to their ji wer almost wi thit rafL~e. All the known details are givenjin the 4th roge. AnaSM, too, ;the lost and strongeit fortriss of the Rohwhns1 on the north-eastern shore of the ?? esea hasr been ev'a* -euated& ...

... FRANCE.-MISCELlAN'EOUS FACos.-The Senate and Legislative Corps are convoked for July 2, in order to consider financial measures.- The vacant space of ground in Paris, caused by the demolition of the buildings of the Temple, and consisting of 11,865 mntres, is to be formed into a public garden, and to be laid out after the English ?? Sunday last 80,391 persons visited the Paris Exhibition, ...

... TEE MAINE LAW. Last evening a lecture was delivered in St. u Martin's Hall, Long-acre, by Mr. Harriott. on The errors, co inconsistencies, and ?? traits of teetotalism, and E the country-impoverishing, intolerably arrogant, and un- T English features of the Maine Law. The lecturer, after lit some introductory remarks, proceeded to consider whence It the drinking habits of the people were ...

... CD oumt The Queen held a Privy Council at three 'clenoc yesterday afternoon, at Buckinghem Palace. It was Rtteedd by Prince Albert, Earl Granville, Lord President ; tthe Duke of Argyll, Lord Privy Seal; Viscount Palmerlto, First Lord of the Treasury; Sir George Grey, Secretar e State for the Home Department; the Earl of Claren2e; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Lord Penraure Secretary ...

... INLAND BOOS POS'&'t GRNEIRAL POST OEVIOD, JatoeR, 185. On and from the I11th instant, the regulations of a the inland book post will be as follows, viz.: I 1. Postage rates-for a packet, not exceeding 4 ounces, I Id.; ditto, exceeding 4 ouncesl and not exceeding 8 ounces, 2d.; ditto, exceeding 8 ounces and not exceeding 16 ounces, 4d.; ditto, exceeding I lb. and not exceeding Ij lb., 6d.; and ...

... --LATEST[ N{EWAS FROMI ABHOR X ATTACK( ON THE REDAN.| AND MALAKOF T.OWER. |te DA IL Y NW1TS OFFICEr, FnrDAY OiNINGO, 4 o'Cnocri. le. We have junt received the following communication~ w.vv fromthe War-office:--, w Lord Panmare regrets to have, to inform thefi Editor of the Daily News that he has received tb information that the English troops attacked the et IRedan an d the French the Malakoff ...

... t TO THE EDITOR OF TED DAILY NEWS. SMVIYRNA, JUNE 11. SlI,-My attention has just been called to a letter from a Special Correspondent, dated Smyrna, May 11, which appeared in your paper of May 23. The description of the hospital and arrangements, . &c., is perfectly correct, but I hope you will allow me to state in your columns that, in place of two medical men having been seriously ill,. ...