... L)W.M. U DULIbbN i WEDNESDAY, 'JUNE .if, Abbeti We hear no more about Autrian treachery, for the partial succeses of the Allies create a strong expectation that the objects of the war can be a-, ?? without Austrian intervention, which could not be obtained, without a' good round sub- sidy, 'and might eventually involve the Western Powers in still deeper complications. Austria would have ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. LATER FROM AUSTRALIA. AftlTtVAL. ori THE tNDIAN quLEEN. LiVEvRiOO., WMe1NESsA'.-The clipper sl;iP Inditai QUee11, M'lKirdv%, master, arrived in1 e1 3lersev at a;1 earlv hour tlhis niolsling, livingr sailed from ihobart TI) wo, 1e Diia mn s ILand, on the 1 7th MarcLah iln i, bringing ablouit sixty passengers and a sitill bix of jofil. Ihi'rop O'IL' tiliti t ity-siv ill ...

... IMP ERIAL PAIRLIAMh'NT. HOUSE OF LOItI)S-Fh~Iu.Vy, JUNE8 Tlxii' let il.4hips met at live o'ei'tvic. lie LORD CliANU'E1.OR, in, reply to Lord ]riioil(n.iIA, staiied that tIm( oljjiiitL ot lees chiflgrdillii couinty courlts sivs nudicer theII 'ollidsiei'tiioii )i' Goven~l- mnien. fhe Bishop of LONDON and the Earl of WVALDE. hlail arisetil iii lie] liii iriliOliS, Wi 1S(1 lswere, I'oot dieh ...

... -- I ? TH : ? ARP .: ? BY MA GYETIC TELIGURAPH. THE. BALTI(to` The..B uldog arrived at Dantzic tbis morning withthie mail.' The whole of the fleet wyesabout five miles west of Crorfstadt. Admiral Dundae recoidiotred daily. THE Cl0idEA. General Prince Gortschakoff writes from Sebastopol that up to the 8d instant nothing important had taken place RUSSIA; ST. PSTsrASBURsGI, MAY 28.-Events small ...

... T11E ARIM Y. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR Onriwe, JCNC 5. 2rd L~ight P. A. Lautoor, an. to lie Colonel, Vlee Getijral Lord C. S. Ianiliel's, J{C.fI.,(lee. * 2rJ Feot-Iiieit.-Gen. linc C i3. to lie C~olonel, v l-utL-CCeiial Sir 'C' . DA-uilarKCl e. 53i'(I- 1.i eIItn II0ciienil VIW Sot borlandl to be ColOnel], vie Li elju.- General J. 1Mc Decal I~j C.I,enjone)od to 92ol. .- General IMe Wlioald ...

... NO.TH DUBLIN UNION. I The usakl weekly meeting of the guardians of the above t union was held on yesterday, in the board room of the work- t house, North Brunswick-sttest. t CAOTA' INDxas in the chair. C The following guardiana were in ?? I Brady, ?? Messrs. Arhins, Butler, Archbold, Browne, 6 Murphy, Carolan, Hyndman, J Dodd, Gavacan, Flanagan, Dt O'Brien, J P; Bagnall, Hardy and Cartom Mr. ...

... -j IRTE. FROM AIBRICAK AEXVAIL -OF TE BALTIC. raw OUR OWN 0 C9BO2l DUN?. Te United Satea Wli d ,a l Le ly d *,&a At ox 6oolk tials. morntlg, bd6 u later ?? Su prts of the Ultd Stemss,, anani Caln - lorieti247 pgaig5r, - I i86,747 doiai o o h aicbid sublect of dlasarsoft among politiclins was the resflt of the Viina elettl . Mr. Wise, aanti-lnew ,ha been teturned by-a vote of over 10,000 above ...

... - a - Gus - f , C L.-- r j reeutawz AUdTA DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JUNE. 8, 1855. I - The quick succession of events and the rapidity of the telegraph invest with staleness feats of arms which, in the ordinary course and in all their cir- cumatantial details, would bave been devoured with interest. The Kertsch expedition has over- shadowed the brilliant attack of the French during the nights of the ...

... -A AND ILLGENCE i Yesterday, at about hbaifpst e o1clocsr, EVe 0 -. 158 rank and dle of the 69tb Regiment arrived at the North Wall by the Alial steamer from Glasgow. Tbey proceeded at once to the Aldborough Barracks, their present quarftes, where they will remain until further orders. Tic following detaohmeflte of cavalry are under orders for th East; they will proceed to thelt destinatiou ...

... IBY IWGETIC TEDL War Department, Julne lot,. Lord Ptmanetre presentg his compliments to the 8euete of tbe llsgnetief Telegraph 0Co11PARY, and feelsgreat plea. in forwarding the enelosed:- CAPTURE OF TAGANROG, MARTAXOPOLT GHENISK-DESTBUCTIONOF IMENSE BU S SUPPLIES AND MAGAZINES. Sl1 We have been favoured by the Admiralty i the fo owing despatches from Admiral Lyons:- S of Azoff, J0me 7 ...

... THE CATROLIC CHURCH. - I CILDBIBBATION OF THE FESTIVAL OF CoIirUS CHRISTI AT RATEDONES.-The celebration of this great festival ard of its octave was begun yesterday in the Church of our Blessed Lady of Refuge, Rathmines, with a degree of splen- dour rarely witnessed except in continental countries. Pre- parations upon the most costly and extensive scale had been in progress some months for ...

... I BY MAGNETIC . TELEGRAPHI I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Cambridge university bill went through committee. The ecclsias5tical property (rola~d? bill~paesed a second reading.' Their lordships rose at a quarter to nine. HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. The adjourned'debate on the prosecution of I the war was again resumed. Mr. ROjEBUCK commenced a speech by alluding to the addross of Sir J. Graham ...