... I f I THE OPERATIONS IN THE SEA OF AZOFF. ?? The (From the Times of Monday) Theoperations of the allied fleets in the Sea of Azoff continue with unabated energy and success. Iutelligence was received yesterday by the Admiralty, dated the 31st of May, from Rertch, that the squadron in the Sea of Azoff had appeared before Genitchi, landed a body of seamen and marines, which drove back the ...

... The usual fortnightly meeting of the members of the select Cs ry vestry was held on Tuesday, the Itev. A. Campbell in the chair. ti d's The other members preent were-Mesers. Woodruff, Clarke, ill Vill Wenosloy, Whitby, H. Jones, Nicksolan, Satchell, Lfful, Crawford, Be ud Gardner, Denton, Whitty, Buld, Bradley, Blain, Shaw, W. re in. Jones, Hughes, Chesney. to fat WOIRKfHOUSEi COMMITTEE. ti re ...

... TE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1855. I I I -. . . l The whole nation is just now in a violent paroxysm of newly awakened political vitality. We hear of nothing on every side but administrative reform, right men for right places, round holes and square' holes, and all the other catch-wo ds which the political ferment has thrown up; but if the people wish that all this fine explosive ...

... I RECOMMENCEMENT OF THE BOMBARDM1ENT OF SEBASTOPOL. (From yesterday's London papers.) War Department, June 7, 1 45 ?? Pannmure presents his compliments to the editor, and begs to inform him that the telegraphic communication is again open between Varna and the Crimea, and that he has received intelligence that the bombard. ment of Sebastopol recommenced on the afternoon of the 6th instant. ...

... FROM PRESTON. To Blckburn, Accrington, Bury, and JAfancbster-.6-35 mir. 9-0 10-55 morn.; 1-45 4-0 5-10 7-30 mix, 69.0 aftn. On Sundays: 7-30 mow., 2-15 6-10 '9-30 aftn., all mix. ('To Accringtln only.) To Blackburn, Burnley, Colne, Skipton, Bradford, g Leeds.- 6.35 mix, 9.0 10-55 morn.; 01-45 4.0 '5-10 *7-30 mix, aftn. On Sundays: 07-30 morn., 2-16 *6-10 aftn., all mix. (* To Colae only.) To ...

... ffortiat Elt Thifelclte. THlE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. prt THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. fie CAPTURF OF THE MAMELON AND WHITE ml WOKS AN IT-TWO CANNON. The French governmenrtt hee published the following tele- Li graphia despatches in reference to the taking of the Mamelon be] workij:-to wok General POrissier to the Minister of War. E 11Crimee, Orbl, ten at night. an This day we opened fire against the ...

... E The Release and the Arctic, which are to sail in search of K Dr. Kane, being ready for sea, have been healed out fron I the dock and are now anchored off the Navy Yard. The officers and men are all on board, and on Thursday next the r expedition will sail on its mission of mercy. Yesterday morning, Henry Grinnell, Esq. presented the officers of the I expedition with a set of maps, charts, ...

... . Favirtiro. I. The R-on. Board of Ordnuace invite tenders for ?? 1 es- temporary barracks in Colebester for 3,000 men,. h Ia~~t ha been rumoured of late that the King of Sardinia. is Ca- abu obe married to the Princess Mary of Cambridge. A ot, The vicar of Braintree is making a public appeal forn he voluntary contributions towards the reatorattoll of his ohureb. ,i Sir Moses Montefiore is on ...

... THE PRIME MINISTER'S SUMMING UP I .1 - OF THE WAR DEBATE. -. ] - . ,. . ?? ?? Lord Palmerston, in summing up the debate which con- oluded on Friday night, ?? right bon. gentleman has referred to the motion which he made beforo the recess, in and has stated that it ought not for a moment to be sup. to pes)d that that motion implied a want of confidence in the of Government, or that it was one ...

... REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE ONS T | LIVERPOOL & BIRKENEDOKSBL. e The following is an official Copy of the report of the e Board of Trade on these bills. The main portion of the On Tb! e document appeared in a condensed form in the Atercrw'y Esq., eat - of Frday aginst PI y-o rdy: Office of committee of Frivy council for Trade, sures, & Y ~Whitehall, 4th June, 1855. Riessek e Sir,-I am ...

... xs: 1 M . - MANCHESTER ExAM NE. MD TIErss OFFICE, Al laboi SATURDAY, ONE A. M. coal BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. odea SPALT. Newi Telegraphic news to the 7th from Madrid stiate offer; some that a new ministry had been. formed on the ac- bhe ceptation of the resignations of the former minis- havil ters. The new cabinet is composed as follows: mtl M. Zabla, Minister of State; M. Andres, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGINCE. FRANbWE. On Monday, the Emperor, accompanied by the King of Portugal and the Duko of Oporto, reviewed, in the Champs de Mars, the troops of the garrison of Paris and' of the first military division, consisting of 37 battalions of infantry, 45 squadrons ofcavalry, and eight batteries of artillery. At one o'clock, the troops took up their posi- tion. At half-past one ...