... 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 ...

... P ~OgWGN INYEGXNCE. FRANC& 'The Lord Mayor of'Lonidon, with tht dsputaS of the corpor tion of London-appoiinted to return the visit of the Prefect of ?? t L-ondon, during the recent visit''o thel mperorand Einpress. 'arrived' in Parfs oi Tuesday ni'ht. in: the Rotil do Vile exttonia abe redt-fiqn to teetivi' esta of 'L A bomed tlhac occurrence toe pe tbis hig Amienig The te tr ey- lug the' c ...

... I ---40 - -r DESPATCH FROM GEN. PELISSIER. The Moniteur publishes the following despatch from General Pelissier to the minister of war. Before SebaskDpol, May 26. Monsieur le MaTbehal,-Since the storming of the Russian eouater-approaches in front of the Central bastion, on the night of the 2nd of May, and the ocen. pation of that important work by our troops, the enemy, to impede our ...

... ADMUNISTEATIVEJ BEEOHI AD :WHTAT - I It Means. - :otwithstandiiigall Ithat has been seia about' Adminis- trative Reform,, at the v'ario'us':meetings w.hich',have been convoked to advocate its necessity, we have never been able exactly to ascertainwhatwas demnanded, except the change generally expressed: by-that popular phrase,' The right' men in' 'the right* places:.; The 'Irigand inex- ...

... THE TRUE FAITH OF A CHRISTIAN. There is still hope for Lord John Russell. e has at last hit upon the important fact that it is useless to at- tempt anything which is sure not to succeed; and, fol- lowing up his belief, we are to have no Jewish Disabili- ties bill this session, because the lords have set their faces against it. When it is said that the Lords are against it, the inference is ...

... LABO'U- AND WAGES. Tri!E GRINDSTONE QU&nRTIEl-N. TO THlE EDOR OF REYNOLDS'S ZEWSPAPEr. SrB,-I enclose you the list of subscriptions for the Grindstone quarrymen, aud it is their desire to express their sincere'thanks 'for the support given during the lengthened'and severe struggle. It is with pleisure they- niow announce that the strike is at an end, the employers having conceded the object in ...

... ISTAGEJ-COACH 'DUTIES.-DEPU-TATIOIr TO I the Chancellor of the Exchequer. On Tuesday a depuitation of the stage-coach proprietors of the metropolis and the provinces waited on the Right Hon. the Chaa. cellor of the Eichequer, at bisofficial iesidence, Downiung-treet in reference to the rate of mileaae duty at-present charged upon their vehicles. There were ?? Robert Grosvenor, M.R, Gen Wyndham ...

... BLOMFIELD AMONG THE FLOWERS, Let High Tens be forthwith celebrated throughout I3elgravia ! Let incense curl thick. ly towards fretted ceilings I Let Puscyismn, floral as June, go everywhere and cull her rose, for-we have it on the authority of the C~rs ticn Singes-the Bishop of London, on Thursday week, took his episcopal staff, and made a pil. grimage from Fulham to Knightsbridge, meet. ing ...

... OLD INNS; THEIR ROMANC-C.E, REVELRY, HISTORY, and TRADITIONS. By fO1NIPACE. : CHAPTER VII. In the seventeenth century coffee was introduced into England from the East, and led to a brief temperance movement in the national habits. , Beer had preyiously been the common breakfast draught, or wine amongst the richer classes; and a remnant of this fashion is even still traceable in some of our ...

... MO|AT IMPORTANT SUCCESSES AT T.E Seat of War. At the very moment when the House of Commons is bringing itself into contempt, by its mode of discussing the war, our glorious Army and Navy are gaining the most important advantages over the enemy.. The capture of Kerto and. Yenikale has been followed ' by the seizure of Berdionsk, Arabat,-Genitchi, and of Sujak Kale. We nhave struck a great and ...

... GRIT oF FoNIYD, sixteen miles off Cron-Wait, May 28th.-We were delayed some days at Nhrgen after the steamer with the milla left, by the court- martial and eoutinuous dense fogs, so that we did not leave that place until Saturday, the 26tb, leaving there the Ajax and. Lightning to act as a waltch on the few gun boats that are in Revel. We arrived here (some eighteen miles from Cronetafit) with ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, FRANCE. -On Monday, 30,000 troops werereviesred in the Champs de Mars by the emperor, whe was ac. companied' by the empress, the King of Portugal, and Jthq4)no4l'O~porto, and a hnmotnno an3 d olond'd staff of geioreil bfa'cerz, allmi fall unifora. By an express-order from the emperor, the troops abstained from any mani- festation daring the defile; and the silence, ...