... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. War Department, June 10. Lord 1ijnnlrue presents his compliments to the Editor of the Ti. , and hls great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed iutelligti cL, which has this day reached him:- June 8. Thb uceess of last night was very complete, and the gallan- t try and ,ediness of the troops cannot be too highly spoken of. Thi French succeeded in ...

... BN G 14 AN D. Reiinforcenments of Cavalry for the East.-The fol- lowing detachments are under orders to embark imme- diately for the East, viz.:-24th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, 1 officer, 2 scijeants, 1 farrier, 42 privates, and 60 troop horses; and 5th (Priness Charlotte of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, 1 officer, 2 serjeants, 2 farriers, 50 privates, and 65 troop horses, from the cavalry depot, ...

... OPINIONS OF PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC AFFAIR(S. AT tho annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on SaturdaEy evellin.g last, at the Trinity 1-louse, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of lher Majesty's Ministers in the following ternms:- GraNTr.rsircNThe toast which I have now to pro- pose to you is that of 1-lr MNajesty's ministers. (Cheers.) If there was ever a time at ...

... NA VAL AND MILI TAR Y NE W'S. APPOINTMENTS. Masters-T. H. Fraser, to the Castor; W. W. Riddle, to the Tartar; J. Wallis, to the Alarm ; T. B. Read, to the Cruiser; T. C. Solfleet, to the Hermes. 8HEERNESS. The Geyser, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, Commander 13. Dew, has left in charge of the gunboat Hind, and the mortar vessels Surly, Blazer, and Manly, direct for the Baltic. The Centaur, 6, paddle ...

... Strangers are now pouring into Paris in great numbers, and trade is very brisk. Some time ago, a little lugger of only fourteen tons burden left Pensanee for Australia. It had the good luck to arrive at Melbourne on the 14th March. A report that the storeship Anne ?? had been lost in the Black Sea appears to be untrue. The Bradford borough magistrates have memorialised the Secretary of State ...

... I THURS'DAY EVENING'S TELEGBAPH. Consols closed 91i -II. REMARKS ON FoNDS.-CO1sols opened. ?? and th, Aclosed an h lower, notwithstanding the reduction of' dis- frc count by tire Bank of England, which seemed to be pr, .anticipated.-Railways rather ?? land, banks, and mines no change. Foreign stocks steady. Mexican, )22-j; Russian, 99-101.; ditto, 89-91; Turkish', JA) 82-i. ?? O20n4'Change, ...

... SOUTH LONDON GAS CONSUMERS' MUTUAL PROTBOTION SOCIETY Thy members and fiends of this society dined ~togetbelr it the Eguestrian Tavern, Blickfriara rosd, on Wednesday eveming, under the presidency of Dr Cfallice. There was q large gathering of influential inhabitants of Lambeth and Southwatk, and the proceedings of the evening passed off with the greatest cordiality. After the usual loyal ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 15. ?? We beg to intimate that, after the close of the present month, the GLASGOW HERALD will be published THREE TIsEs in the week, instead of twice as at present. Apart from the change now taking place in the News- paper Stamp Law, the propriety of adopting this step has been long under our considera- tion. In addition to the growing desire for news, the Proprietors have ...

... ?? r The Han. Millr#d0 Filmned the 9e9D.i.- MYan ulren, ex-p residrt]44 f ?? ?? in 4,no1 ' J .Tbhe At;iussatroais thaoon Weodua y,, last there ?? Ayde so large a shoal ef herrings that several bi8 e~a from 7000 to 8000 each, and (amSw a~tutliO brig lorland wa'i launched at the.] y'j,:of M~r. 3qbn Anderton, BRancorn. The registeredt bate is 180 tons, rand the vessel is -calculated to carry ...

... ?? -rxa r.n~ss A.-* H ten PUBLISHED BY MACKErNZIE, GLASGOW. 6ry Since our last notice ot' this admirable publication, la- Professor Brande, of her Majesty's mint, bas thus ad. dressed the publisher :-I am very glad to find that I our work is so prosperous. It contains so much prac-1 le tical ~informnation, and the purely scientific portions aret ewso well blended wvith those mnore exclusively ...

... it ^. ?? . TTE CATHOLIC CHURCH. : . , I CV- .^(teBsCRTrOii 'oW' CLODO11 CATHOLIc, CssImUUSp-On '66~idzoylsio i-B n-inh O h6' hndsy last~kmnew Catholio Church of St. JosephiCaledorr, l.- *iit'cbirsi*d by his Grace the Primate. About :tweve e.: G'4d1o the p`iooesion of prelate; clergymen, 'aud acoljtes ?? ,tr ld fera: the veetry, :nd ?? proceeded downuthls rla | da 'p55sed In'to the yard. The ...

... By a treasury warrant which came into operation on the 11th inst., all packets consisting of book., publica- tions, or works of literature or art, posted in the united kingdom, may be transmitted by the post within the united kingdom, subject to the following rates and re- gulations:- Every packet not exceeding 4oz. in weight, Id. Exceeding 4oz. and not exceeding 8cz. in weight, 2d. Exceeding ...