... LOXBON, . Wednesday, J3une 6, 1855. TRANSIT OF CAVALRY THROUGH EGYPT, I Tuesday night's Gazette contains the following letter, L which Admiral Lyons has forwarded, with a good words through Lord Raglan to the War-office:- . Her, Majesty's Steam-vessel Himalaya, . - Karatch, May 7,1855. i Sir,-I trnst that yoa will not, tink me presuming if I endeavour to placo before you some of the merits ...

... PAPERS RELATIVE TO THE CLOSISG OF THE CONFERENCES AT VIENNA, PRESENT. 'or Altri,-count Bu.Sollhaunlnstoin and Baron Pro- Ii~~b ?? ourqueney. or Greet ?? Edrl of WVestmorland. Fr Ressia-PriicC ortchlakoff and M. de Titoff. For Tsrhdy-Asli Pacha and Aarif Effendi. Cult Pool opened the meeting by the following words- he0 twelfti coniferetice I had the honour to express athe motes of solution ...

... I SpELEU( of PRINCE A LBER T on thce WAB. At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on Saturday evening last, at the Trinity-bouse, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of her Majesty's Ministers in the following terms: Gentlemerl-The toast which I have now to propose to you is that of her Majesty's Ministers roheers], If there wai ever a time at which her Majesty's ...

... EMPERIAL PAIRLIAMENT. OUOSE OF fUt3DSi-MiONDAY, JUNE, 4. Lord UsAeNVILLE, ill reply to Lard Aiboluarle, stated that the Russian government, ia a recent cironlar, had miand prvsanted the liee of conduct pursued by Captain Watson, in declaring the blockade of the ports of that empire Pa the Baltic. lne Niewspeper Stampa Bill passed through cmn- rniteu.-Atj. TUESDAY. i ulolmsur, in reply to Lard ...

... 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 ...

... PRACTIOAL JOGKEIG in WaE ARMY. m-et th ?? the Ddily- NewsJ Lord '-ardinge-has lately published an (rdei, which will mewt with the cordial approval of every well-wisher of the English army. During the last few Months more than one instance ef low'practicfl joking amongst military men has come before the pnblic, and tho officers 'mixed up in one at least of these disieputable' affrays have now ...

... 50rorei anb Colonia E CJHolr.)nT.-.''. ?? ;. .. - v ey THE CaoLLns.-Thle aolera is at V,.ie, I 'era, Prague, but has not yet assumed an ?? n' * he RomE.-Five young men, accused of tiuiij - ,, 3 In tical. assassinations in 1849, have been exscu;, bad ?? States), after rsnderg Iog an ilb1rjS' nIE sed years. A letter in the InIedpeedaltttrc Belve .svs of.. vincing proofs of their guilt mvere ...

... THE STR(Nz. an A L AIM , THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. 0 ~ ECM ECM NT OF THE BOMB&IARDMENT P !ls, ON THE STH JUNE. 15 ies The following intimation wagfowade on Thursday: - SI Mye .A DEARTiMoENT b E .-T telegraphic cor mu of itlisgence ?? and the Crie;anda hi. estplbabenrsdta the bombardment of et Seatplre~cnmmenced on the afternoon of the Oth inat. le- On the Queen's birthday the cavalry and a ...

... le a- FAsTAL ACCHIDBT By MAclila ?? Thursday, s a Inqlucal rewee held at the NavlgatioD Tavern, beforq .BDlel~&, on view ofttli body of lesee ftlestleared emuploy ofMessrs.Pllkingtoii, slassinanul5tspee Athat on thre ?? day the ?? weeola s ht fa rd enigine, ?? in moteon, w ellt fth allertcbh id hiii wasibteowtand nekerchlt awl twist oned the ltte Moloendt St as. al-most'to strangle him~. Mb ...

... DECIMAiL COINAGE. t lie We s To the success of Mr. Brown's intended motion quite for the immediate issue of cents and mils-coins on th s of the respective value of 2d., 2-5ths, and 24- then t 25ths of a farthing, and, consequently, unex- most changeable in our existing copper currency-it his was essential that if 'twere made, 'twere made defer , quickly. Deferred at first from the 3rd to the ...

... WHAT THE ALIAES MAY NOW DO. ok - ..WSBad\, -r. I (Firoon, the Daj19 News.) iit is probable that the same thought has been it, the mind otfovery' accomplished hijtoricaf student in Ellgland and France since the arrival of the news of what ha, taken place inl the Sea of Azoiff. Men Who know the -history of that sea are wondering whether thle rest ef u4 -are at all aware of the prodigious ...

... SIR. etJBDI'N ON ?? IVAR-. There was no vali a reason for continuing thIe' debate upon the war question over last Tuesday, t Xexcept .tat the House and the Government, O though they both mean the same thing, did Dot seem to exactly understand each other as to the, 1 d form in which their common opinion ought to be rconveyed to the Crown. To adjourn the debate simply to enable Lord Palmerston ...