... SPECIAL ]DESPA'XC IH. [BY SEtI3MI.ITNE & BRtITIS TSI TELEGRAPIH.] (FROM3 OUR OWN CORlTESPONI)DEN'.) FURT'lIT R G R1 E T ' S Cc ' sSES ! E THE ALLIES. DESTItU CTJI O7N 0F TAQG NROG, MAiRIANOPOL, & GIEISK. IMMENSE SUPPLIE'S OF TIHE NEM'Y BURNER). The Sivcdacy T'imes publishes the following additional successes in the Sea of Azov: - Sunday Moorning, June 10. Tho Secretary of the Admiralty has ...

... FRID)AY S TE LE.G1APIIIC N EWS. 'T 1 E C It I M E A. General Prilnce GttIscialdcXf Wri tes from Sebastopo1 thalt, ?? dle Jrd inst., nothillg impsortant haad taken place. _ _ R U S S I A. St. Petersburg, Mlay 2S. EventS small anti great show plttilV eyiioug!h that botllt Iolln ant1 ilioey lttililift g ill Rusbitl, so 1str as tile pti rjittsti ot thle w-tV ire0 colecumeeri. Inl ou r tle ...

... I MPE RI AL P'ARLIAIAMETN''. [BY MAGaNZTIC TULEMIZAP1I.] HOUSE OF LOIRDS-Tu'isitr (YESTEsRDA). HtEI.t(tIOUS WOlRSHI P iii iT. On the motionl for reedivinig tile report ol' amend- Monts to this bill, The Bishoit of OXI ORI said the efliot of the icea- sure w ould be to destroy theo line of dtie nareation be- tween Cihtercli Ur Etngland and ?? clergymeOn, ltut Io h there ll ved, ?? 111 ?? that ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT- [ByO4GETIO TISUEOMIAIL 110UjSD OF tORDS-YESTsnnAv. I.X~IiOjjVE)tNT OF ?? JiABUACISS. The mike of RICHM11OND saidl lie had seen, a noticO in thie papers calfllr il e architects to fuliiisli ,i IIIls for the ereetiofl of' new barracks, I-Cievishied to pr~es upoil his noble frieid, the Secretary-at-War, that. iln erectingp such I tirachs, duo care eheuni be taken that therle ...

... ]-,'()TJJ.l'SLVSTlC'A f,. TiI: ESTAIBLISBIIEI) CHURCIT, 'Cit Rov, Dr. Ali 'tgii'hl. AM., Arilidleaon of il- ilsie, was 011 Sotdilay fo)rotllfi jllstailliel ill St. pati'ick's Cathiti alrc, by tile leleu wll \'cr e Rev. tile Delii of St. Patrick's, hlto tlw still anldi preelld of T'imothali. Dl:.,Tnt oF i1'I1: 1)DEAM 01 CIIRIST CiU1ieite iOX ottIo.- 01n Sntilday, 'Tlhta:is Cti lisle vd, ?? ...

... WIE DNESDAY'S TELEGC'RAPlIC 'NE WS. T'IflE B' 1 L IC 1. IC. 'Tiere is at rreserit blt lit te noes of lintirest A cen it Is fr sunI ?? I laltirr Ieter state II:it ?? Adimtisa I has recriinoite'l in the 3'Mi'lill, Ildsiiilgois, 3aroe Sund, alid Roveel. Nothilri is known a t' tire future moviriaerits, at. the satie time a stealdy anid systeveiatie iprgresS is rn;1kirrg ill relridlerig tire ships ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE RrFORMU ASSOCIATION. Tia z first meeting of this association was held on Wed- nesday night in Drury Lane Theatre. The admission was by tickets only, and shortly after the doors were opeued tile house Was crowded inl every hart. Thle CII.4Im~im (Mr. M1orley), i opl ening, the pro- ceedirigs, said lhe appeared before thle meceting ott this occasion because hie felt, adlopting, ...

... SPIRIlTS ACT' (IRELANIO) AME;ND IINIS' 1T11 1B . Js thle 1ouse of' (2oiIIIoiis tOtL '1'Iiti'sdayV oVUTilili, iplft thle tilitioli far iil. ot eisiit o 111 this bill. Loril NAAS, Mi'V ;t io s. altid 21r. liner oilijoit ed to tile eateilt to which it wa s to be a! ?? byl tue ttiii'iiil'ilnts of tile %ttlol'wt-Gouiv'r'l tot Ir'elandi, bill frw that or'ig ititls drairli by3 11 [te Ioi. tud ...

... CAPO ON THE CURRAGH. ITIRS. is accommodation now ready for more than three thousand men, and that part of it at tile Kildare side will suen be completed. From the ?? state of the works ally one now Visiting it call easily observe its plan) and from tire simirplicity of tle letter there is 110 oileit?y Iii becoming acqoarirted witlh the variours details, as ?? division1 is ri1loist in overy ...

... SATUR1)AY'S LO NDON N?ES, TIHE CHECK OF THE ALLIES ON THlE 18TH. INST. (Ii'roni tile Dolyq .Vseq AlthougLhi it iS WNvll unI nist'otoil t71;t tile Govern- mont is il liossessioti of biller ?? than rllat eolvlulivlzliv :tedl ill IeLord Il':lslm~lv~ d Spatel p1:t]6ublishled yesterday vlorling, no filt her ofivial statmenits have beenl given ptiilcit to. We believe that, when the letailis are ...

... THIE RlETIRING TOWN CLER{K. I Wr, anticipitted the serf of comment which the local IRadical press would lirStOY iPenl Mr. Bates's lotter Of irssignaiion. Act ?? lie Might11, whatever ?? lie decied, pn a cetl t ILIf'iislih Ohem Wih Lii ie i giou11iis ofi attack, nun~ fresh laat'.ri '113 of' insult. Ac- cordingigl we finld c)ite Ofi (11 Liberal coteinjol'aries i mpuigli Iig his il US'mlt Iei' i ...

... Fitom beginning to end, the whole history of the war presents oub' all exaggerlatioll of ?? first expedition to Kerteh. W5e fought at tile battles of Alma, Bala Klava, and Inkermann, because we could not help doing so, alit], as we were forced to fight, of course Mwe conquered ; but as to anything lile pushing our advantages-anythinig like energy in ?? our prudent generals had determined was ...