... The Admiralty announced on Tuesday that intelligence 82 had just been received that the Russians have evacuated c( Anapa, and are supposed to have crossed the Kiuban.- a] The Circasssans are in the place. th The 3oni6tiss, of Saturday, gives the followinng de. ob spatch from General Polissi r to the Minister of War:- JUNE 6, 10 P.M. at To-day, with our Allies, we opened firs against the ...

... DESPATCH1ES FROM THE CRIMEA. On Wednesday last the Government received a great number of despatclice from the seat of wvar. Iln one from Lord 1aglan, (lated May 29, his Lordship Says:- Nothllig material has occurred il fronit of thic now posi- tion taken up by the allies on the liorniug of the 25th. The enemy bnve n1ieid no n1ovoin1lt from tihe Iigph ground towards the advance. but they have ...

... OXFORDSHIRE AND BA NBURY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS. It will be in the recollection of our readers that during the last two years great efforts hav'e been maide to bring about an anmalganmation of thre Oxfordshire aud Banbury Agricultuiral Assouiaitions, so far ats regards tire exhibition of stock, it having been found that that departmont which had been abandoned by the latter was also ...

... REPORT OF THlE SEBASTOPOL COMMITTE E. It will be seen from our Parliamentary intelligence that this report was read in the House of Commons on Monday last. It occupied the clerk nearly two hours, and took up some 7 or 8 columns of the papers the next morning. The Committee begin as follows:- Tht complicated nature of this inquiry, the variety of subjects investigated, the number of witnesses ...

... -n -- ?? -_ -_ - ?? LfLU'y* The LORD CHANCELLOR, on the order of the day being read for the recommittal of the Cambridge University Bill, explained the various amendments which he proposed to introduce into the measure, the general effect of which may be described as intended to render the clauses for reforming the general body of the University of Cambridge in unison with those contained in ...

... COUNCIL MEETfIN. ?? . .. JO] )pen -The Adjouttied Meeting of the Council was held on F. P Thutrsade, pesent the Mayor; Aldermen Stigaut, Bramt. aig .E., ble, Scale, V-ihes Orange, Crasswoller,' Lay , Rtob- me bins, Batchelor, and Gauntlett; Councillors ~. Ford, sel eave Vandenberg, Peak, G-. Sheppard, R.. W. Ford, Howell, 0On ,St. Huraby, Hannam E. M. Wells, Saunders, Dore, Hogg, Be Davey; R. ...

... RE ADI N G. MARRIED.-May 24, at the Congregational Chapel, Castle- street, by the Rev. J. W. Dodd, of Sydenharm, A. Robinson, Esq., of Radcliffe-parade, Bristol, to Emma Allen, eldest daughter of Mr. T. A. Taylor, of the Canal House, Bridge- street, Reading. READING FARMERS' CLun.-The usual monthly meeting of the members of this Club was held in the Club Room, over the Market-place entrance to ...

... ou[r at ?? , MAY 22 10 A-.. C.re. On the evening of the 15th inistant (the dat 0o WY Cat eg former derpntch) the Coeleacc, 20, Captain . G. Fan- avn hawe, andi BaA-, 20, captain ?? Lirch, partei cesutpany sof the under orders to keep up a strict blockade of thleen- Stabled trance to the Gulf of Finland until the lbth, whcn they main were to return to the rendezvous ofH Na gen for further man ...

... Frpom Tuesday', London Gazette. ?? DoWS1oNG-STBEBR, JUsN 25. The QueOen bas been pleased to appoint John It. Par. P telow, Esq., to be Auditor-General for the province of b New Brunswick. WAR-OsFICE, JUsE 2f6. lst Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Lieutenant E. S Bradbury to be Captain, without purchase. To be P Lieutenants, without ?? W. C. Wing- P field, vice Bradbury ; Cornet J. B. Edlmann. Sl ...

... ?? nails of In the House of Commons, on Monday, Mr.Mu~rrough moved for the following returns :-Copies of the repr of the COMmissioners appointed b hferi ?? ni re into the conduct of Francis Earfo 130 forj ,mstrof HE. St. Cross Hospital, with reference to the application of the funds of that charity, at the prayer of he aihu ater~at monaaontthem 011th. Cormns n ?? of the late Joseph Hume, Esq., ...

... WINCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 18.55. MuERCANTeILE GAZETTE Water Fridi livening. The dull advices from Mark-lane on Monday have not 1 1 had their usual effbect on all the markets held since, and 0 45 the decline of is per qr. on English wheat, and Is. to 2s. 0 7 per qr. on foreign has only been partially responded to. 0 0' he imports were 35,674 qrs., against 47,006 qrs. the 0 20 corresponding ...

... - iul A Quarterly Meeting of the Town Council was held in the ead Council Chiamber on Tuesday last, but as the discussions onl occupied from ten o'clock to half-past four, a period of six the hours and a half, wye can give only a summmary of the busi- icr- ness transacted. rior Reports were received from the Estates Committee, in ub- one of which reference was made to the removal of the en- s- ...