... I A - C - i AUGtMIfli& CHXURCHr, J'OHNt'S-L&lN-OPItISG OF THUi a NEW O(OAN.-.Yeatarday the Feast of St. John the Baptist W waseolemiaiu1ed with peculiar devotion and religious obs,-r- a nee in thi3 church. The day's solemnities were witnes6ed 8 by an immense and respe~table congregation, which tbrorgetl the bhurch in every part. The ceremonies commenced at s twelve o'clock with pontifical high ...

... I THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...

... I _ We And In the London Gasetei of Tuesday a Treasury warrant, which, amongst other matters, fixes one penny as the postage on books e and parcels not exceed- ing four ounces We take it that this warrant is the order under which newspapers and other un- stamped publications will be; allowed to pass through the post. The unstamped sheet, under this warrant, wil possess the advantage to the ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TE- vlr^IrTa ^, r ^TDT% kLuuLsI (F Lultub-YESTRR1)At. Lord BROUGHAM called attention to tt ebk county court fees, whicb, he thought, shoua d be be o He also advocated the payment of equal and fxed Ik to couty coartiodgee. Lord PORTMAN thought that the salaies paid judges were Insufficient. Earl GRANVILLE perfectly agreed th t h from Lord Brougham, and promised that the matt ...

... T11:E WAR. THE BALTIC. ABO, Jusic 21.-The Grand Duke Nicholas has just re- viewed the troops at Blelsingfors and Abo, and inspected the fortificatious at Sweaborg. The English fleet is dispersed along the coast of Finland. THE CRIMEA. The Rusdean government publishes a despatch from Prince Gortsebakoff, dated the evening of the.l9tb, praising the troops, and announcing tbat the fire of the ...

... BY TWAGNETIC TELEGPtAPII, l HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Tmeir lordehipi met at five o'clock after the Whiteuntide tlBIIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL, After a ?? in which the Lord Chaneellar, Lord Campbell, the Earl of Derby, and Lord Redeadale pirticl- tA was read a second time. THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL, on the motion of the Duke of ARGYLE, was also read a laond tims. THE NEWSPAPER STAMP ...

... I FROM OUR LO 10 90 RRKP I Ther isno tewsto-~y ithr from Our fleets of our arie, oran itelleion sathe sulbject of thewar beyond what ou wil id, in the' French version1 Of those buifliant ?? before SebastoP01l and in the sea of Azoff, with which your readers are already acquainted. IMAPROVED COMMUNICATION BETWEBN XNGLASD AND I' amn'enabled't send yoiau~n early, copy of, the row~rt. of the ...

... ],-V APH. I I BY .1.0 THE BATrIE 0F THE 18TH. LIST OF WOUNDED OFFICERS. Lord Parimure presents his complimnents to tbe Secretary of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, and begs to transmit a nominal list of the offiers wounded, and the numerical listof the casualties of the non-comnumissioned officers and men.- Killed ?? * 144 Wounded ., ?? 1,08 Missing ..160 NVominal return of OfOiers llbun4dd ...

... I BY MA GNETC TELEGRAPIL OFFICIAL FRENCH DESPATCHEM. spatohes of the sucemes at Sebastopol and in the aft o Azoff. They ae nearlye Idenidal with the quth d'i, patches, which appeared Iin ysterday'. Faintxa . The French CommaFh ?? i ays ter: * evening, 7th of June, we took possesion of slzty.twe g In the captured redoubtS. Thirteen officers were MM, pd. aernere. O ar loss is considerable, a ...

... 1. *1. I ADMINISTRATIVE REFORh. (Froihs ta ?? News.) 'iinisters having agreod to place themselves under tbe 1protectionof their Toryrivals, for the purpoeeof evadiog aelaiinistrative reform, they have contrived to obtain a cl%- joaity of sevsn to. one. What impression this maucticvie and its immenlia'te succeas may have upon then mind of tthe coantry, it were premature, perhaps, to say. There ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAENT. I HOUS&E OF COMMION 3WXpNsDAY, JUNE 6. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. A. nlumber of petitions were presented against the endow-b ment of Maynootb, and the debate, adjourned on the 1st of-' Mtay, was resumed by Mr. Sergeant OBRIEN, who slaid that the establishment V against which the motion of the aon member for North r Warwickshire was directed was not thi result of hasty :or d ill ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union wau P held yesterday, In the board-room of the workhouse, North a Brunswick-street. d Dr. BBADY, V.0., In the chair. tI The following guardians were In attendance :-Captain tl Wisdom, J.P, DX.O.; Messrs. Archbold, Nugent, Arkine, el Murphy, Carolan, French, Flanagan, Carton, G. Thorpe, d Gavacan, J. Dodd, Irwin, and Bagnall. STATE OV TSH ASOUSE ...