... The leetre-room' of the Royal Institution was erowded in every part on Friday evening, to hear Professor oh Faraday explain the notion of Rubmkorff's apparatus, by el which the effects of induced electricity are meet strikingly a exhibited. Mr. Rahmkoiff is a philosophical instrument- tv maker at Paris, who has contrived by'the application of h, wellknowa principles, and by a new combination ...

... RUSS[A. ST. PBHERSBURG, JUNE 2. The appalling intelligence of the sanguinary night contests of the 22nd and 23rd of May, with'the frightfully long lists of the killed-for the attack was carried on with such embitterment by the French that the far greater part of the Russians were killed outright by the bayonet, and the number of wounded is, therefore, not worth speaking of-followed almost ...

... I1MPEIAL PARLIAMENT. ; HOUSE OF TORDS.-FRIJAY, JTUNE ?? The -OotDo Cdlic , cO LO took hisscat upon the iroolsach ,,t fxve o'clock. FBIiO' t - ~PSTITIO. Lord] STANLEYOfALD=RLEY, presented a Vctition against Ohe.Cburch Itte Abolition Bill. E , Lord Bzr.N1s3 prestated a petition inr favour of the total *, Hosing of.publici-houss on Sundays. 1 A lTERMENTS FOR THE '5ATROPOLIS. ?? of LONDON sid ...

... HANOVER, JVNi 9* air The convocation of our Chambers for the 15th inst. 12, has not yet been noticed by our owia journals, owing w. to thestign prs law forced upon us by the Be tender mercies of the Diet at Frankfort ; they there- Jef fore prefer to re ai silent rather than to speak out M bolly ndgetthmselves into trouble.i Other (non- Hanoversan) German papers are notso reserved, and 110 give ...

... TO THE EDITOR OB TUH DAILY NEWS. SIgi-Should peace be now declared the result of our operations in the Baltic and Black Sea would be the general conviction that well-constructed and well-armed forts, facing the sea, are entirely impregnable. Of ¢ourse all nations having sea-borders will be spending millions of money in constructing such fortifications, and the result will, I believe, be most ...

... )&ONDON, SATURDAY, JUN 9. I I Y et' s In the HoUts of LORDS yesterday, the Bishop of mi LONDDrN moved an address to the Crown respectng wi the inadequate provision made for burials in tbe M netropolis. The evil he complained of was much th increased by the Act of 1853, wuhich closed many of wi the old burial grounds betbre others were provided. tu An inmediate- remedy for this deficiency was ...

... it (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 1 CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 5. t In all my latest cbmmunications I mentioned the U extreme probability of Reachid P'ach's being again, and within a short delay, recalled to power, and his cx eminent services secured in some new ministerial B evolution. This will be really a most fortunate com- Is bination, and must be ardently desired by all friends of Turkey, and ...

... -- Id,, -: i, .: - . hto MV , ?? I . i - . ': 'DUBLIN, iu3S l ?? fllow~iug appears io the commercial articte v1 ; the Preerdni ; if Two meetings ware held On Thur day, one 'of the disfl- ; leres, hich was largely itten'sded not onlr by thc Dublin a firms, but by several eadiugcountrjdis.eillera among s-hem we Messrr . 8sav (Betis ), Waters an Ieeitt lork) t Gortlan TCarriekmhiroes,,' Miller ...

... I LONDON, TUESDA Y, JUNE 12. IN the HOUSE of LORDS yesterday, the Earl of r DERBY called attention to the ciroumstances under V which Mr. Roche had lately been elevated to the T peerage ot Ireland as Baron Fermoy. By the Act of i Union, he remarked, the Crown was privileged to nominate a new peer in Ireland whenvever three of the existing peerages became extinct. In the present b instance two ...

... TO THE ZDITOU OP THE DAILY NEW8. Sin,-In the autumn of last year, a letter on the subject of tickets of leave, with my 'signatufe, ap- peared .in your columns.. Its purpspo was to show, from statistical returns, the enormous increase of crime in the metropolitan district since the system had been in action, and to point out; the probable conse- quence of its continuatice. The mischievous ...

... : I FRANC -.1: - - - * 'F'AIiS. 2 0Dibtt 'E6X'. Notw it4standirI' the 'iiig'hly` in'portaft' succes es of our;'deets at Tagaicr6g, Marioupl, 'and.Gheisk, the bourse felt somewhat disappointed tbat the Noniteur contained no further news. tom., Sibastopol than andther detail (an important one it is true) of' the 7th. It was stated in tbe'o riinal 'deespatch that we had taken ill'the Riassian ...

... DISPOSAL OF NEW tRECRUITS. TO Tlt EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. I IR,-I trust I shall not be trespassiag too freely I on your goodness or the public attention if I point out the excessive blunderisgof the Waroffice authorities respecting the new staoiio# of tbe newly-recruited regiments, the 511st, 80Mh, 96th, and 66th. It would appear by a recent order v 9t3at t&ee rigiments are immediately to be ...