... i5 MANC ESTER ExAmixRo AND TIMES OFiic;, a WEDNESDAY, HALF-PAST SIX A.M. If t SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. i We have just received the following telegraphic r despatch:- VIENNA, TUEsDAYEVENING.-Thle Oesterrcieicische I Correspondena has the following from Constanti- nople, dated June 7th :-Rezia Pasha has been dis. missed, and Mehemet Ruschdi Pasha is appointed Seraskier. D 0f r BERLIN, ...

... TilE END OF THE WAR DEBATE. gueneral. It fre 1 _ently happens that large preparations gmno end in small results; and this has been strikingly dense foi the case with the grand debate which was brought on the i to a close, but not to any determinate or intel- distance ligible st, last Friday. Mr. Disraeli's motion creek, f having been rejected, not so much on its own i- inhabitE triusic ...

... LIVERPO9_,D DOCK The &%Colatijltte.Oif the 'H&14f)C,*iim~nU On tle Vowr tilepol and Busrkenhoaid Dock Bill re-sasembled yesterday. M* ,red Labouchere, provided and~the other mem 5driiipr~eEnt Were Ifi- fa Eliliot L~ockhlart, Mr.- Seypiour Filtzgeraldi, Mr EVca'n Kaid . Qreavs.%, Telloersfamber htyMr. J. C. Ewvart, Mr. J. Che atbam, Mr. Tollemselhe, andsi lac Mr. Sergeant Wraxigheam said that ...

... SC RUSSIA & TURKEY. °0 BOABIBARD3MENT OF SEBASTOPOL fo at DESPATCH FyOa LORD RAGLAN. MOVEMENTS cF TIHE ALLIES. War D'epartmenit, June 6.-Lord Panmure haes this day t received a dlesp)atch, of which the following is a copy, U addressed to his Lordship by Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? Before Schaitopol, May 26. Wi MfyvLord,-I have the honour to repcrt to your lord- if ship that n portion of the ...

... FATAL AND DESTRUCTIVE BOILER a EXPLOSION, YESTERDAY. 0 . X. \. I 4 . A -- - I A - 1 ; AF A- Another of those serious calamities, the explosion of an wbt *) engine boiler, occurred yesterday, causing the death of one rep person, injury to several others, and a considerable destruc- e id tion of property. bwet The disaster occurred on the premises occupied by Mr. gin( ld Ralph Wood, who is a ...

... THE POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS AND I l of I BOOKS.. ?? Tuesday's Gazaite.) dl TREASURY WARRANT. g Whereas by an aot passed in the 4th yerof the reign oG a her present Msjesty, entitled An act for the regulation of g the duties of postage,' eerieain scales of weight and rates of 11postage were fixed and made chargeable and payable upon, a, a, for, or iu respect of, letters, newspapers, ...

... THE LInERPOOL MEIRURY e THE FRIDAY, JUNE 8,185 al FALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA.W - - -- ?? ?? ^- ?? , ?? SUM MARBY. war In tre House of Lords, on Monday, various con bills a urt, advanced a stage. The Newspaper a lii 8tamp Lfties Bill wias passed through committee, be I In the Commons, in answer to Mr. T. Daun- the combo, ford Palmerston stated that the English pro and Frotich Ambassadors had ...

... THE EXA1MIJNER AND TIMES. 1-. ?? .. , . ..1 - .. - . ?? -. .. ?? ?? ?? ?? - . ?? . -, .- MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1865. DEBATE ON THE WIAR. 1) Parliament in its best days has never displayed s more of that genuine power of debate, which is the c 37j soul and safeguard of free institutions, than during a the protracted discussion on the course and conduct Dg of the recent negotiations at ...

... rnAT hCFROM' ER A. On boerd the Great Britan;, Before Sebassoiol, 1'ay 23, 1855 I~ ear 17ce,- * a ' e arrived in Kanniesek, Bay yesterday, and have only to go up to iour masthead, and we have a tolerable view of tho trenches. At night we see thle shells flying about in the air, and can Fe, e flashes from the guns quite plainly. We saw a geod mary of the wounded brought down yesterday, after ...

... pavpoltafl CAIE ONI-at ?? m~rniuig Saut- LIDO mtouses were issued by order Of Vist!OtitPln otfu ith thats Me cabinet to asasetoble at two O'elonk in the afternoon. oil, naerly Li Vwas past three before eli asseeroibled, stnd the oounnclnal eprted about half-past five o~cloek, all the principal merw- A NOI bes f the admitiistratton being enigage todn ihth ihdt Elder Breihren of the Trinity ...

... powntialt &WO.b ?? . . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - LIDGET GiiEN~.-SION OF BTTrea Tisseas-We hear AS that Messrs. N. Bentley and Sons, manufacturers anid GP in. from C uers, Lidget Green, have within a few days back set on was ab Inearly liuo ?? Mllercuery. go S. Ii ArronuNe.- A gentleman named Kennel Dawson, who hs~ * fished tho Brorc, 'for some seasona, has, in lees. than two before MI0month, killed ...

... WAR MISCELLANY, I ?? I The Duke of Newcastle, whose departure for the l Crimea has been announced for some time, leaves this country in a few days. All the campaign furniture of the Emperor, which had been sent to Constantinople when his Majesty's visit to the Crilea was In contemplation, was brought back to France by the last packet. IMPBISONMENT OF A BBRIT18H SUBJECT BY THE AUTHOHITIES OF ...