... THE' ~ ~ -WAR'I ABEUR1ExNADMIh ISWRATION A correspoadent bdwes ed dL ?? RusseUris 'ublishediahoa di1t the 'fenrW-.' rd report of thea SeuaitopoliCommitteniz hih ?? d -i4ortst Of iug s Ff andl ?? o Oat ?? ahviter cstarts is erfec stlr cglye matkod r as I to asmousit a tothe omis, igt. ull If - aseis the ( Ld import, ohnfd efet wn&s I lety~nd ~di C se aster, hwo Of'5ufleeiudathe diesnddit, ...

... A HINT RESPEFCTING NUISANCES. Z ?? ?? ?? ' - ?? WJL ti~lJL XNUXtflflUWhO. We have received for publication the following Circular r- from the President of the Board of If ealth:- le General Board of llealth, IWhitehalt, May 12, 1855. Sir,-As the season is now approaching at which Cholera ahas usually made its appearance in this country, I deem it Ily duty to call the attention of Local ...

... IAGRICULTUkAL; STA!T-ICFt i ,, j - ?? ?? . . : Ill The eepartof6 the'. Poor, -1aw Insportos'k olihA tj 711'- generally unfavourable to the sabheme of collecting thd&i, ts tatiaticseby the instrnuseotaiity Of id the eight, Inspeciorsare favouraible to the present scheme.' lY( MSr. Rawlsei osys-1 Thiii expdriment has not attained tu 'that completeness whichI will render it serviceable for' HZn' ...

... CLASSIFICATION OF PAYMTASTEJRS, B.N. t 1- ?? - . . .. - - - The following Admiralty Circular, relative to the f Paymasters of the Navy, dated May 16, 186e, has just been issued:- With reference to the Circular, No. 183, promulgating *~the conditions of Her Mlajesty's Order in Council of th'e 6 2Sth 2February last, their Lordships have been pleased e to direct' that the Paymasters on the Active ...

... a - . 1,-. flJJ *:v'usA aS. OcUlfs. .. e a rSCUTAR1, MAr 17. 8 r The nominal retort of deaths in the hospitals at Seo- 8 tsri, &c., as reported by the medical authorities to the P ?? LIE. office, from the 10th to the 16th of May inclusive, the names of 24 non-commissioned officers and b a plivates. The burials at Scutari were-May'l0th, 2 11th, ?? 1 18th, 3; 14th, 8; 15th, 3; 16th, 1 ;-totel 15 ...

... DIEhD,-May 25, at Northfield End, Henley, Mr. Charles Elsee, aged 64 ?? 30, at Lambridge, Henley, Mr. aoo. Poulton, aged 31 years, much respected. FATAL ACOIDENT.-On the 24th ult., a plasterer, of the name of John Tregunza, in the employ of Mr. Sandy, builder, of this town, while engaged in the extensive alter- ntions ard enlargement of Greenlands, the seat of E. M1ar- joribanks, Esq., met ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENNCE. HO'USE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, MAY 25. The Bishop of OrOR;D moved for a copy of an address presented to her Majesty by the House of Assembly and Legislative Council of Canada, praying for the removal of disadvantages to which the Church in Canada is subject, and to enable it to elect its own Bishops; and for any answer which may have been given thereto. Earl GRANVILLE ...

... VA RI ETIES. Taret l.IiuonriLi1.i y ol-'l rir ...

... i Atththe Fortnidntl a ded to has mo ion tenrco r -nebr u Ra tent proposd ?? ?? The number ofdep i o o trta ofh hore, In4 .. Iarie *J'.evyrjrDed;tM berwell be vimsed r~id 1ji'LUtOi4S ?? Union inspected. propesedt f shitt Chairman only be the depouton relieat the onrsin On theIChairman. deelining to ole alone, Mr. to taadded to his motion the name of -Mr. Vandebeg but asnoone seconded the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...