... I1 WAR MISCELLANY7 Colonel Sir Thomas Troubridge, of the 7,ti toyal Fu- siliers, has been appointed director-general of the army clothing under the new organization of the war depart- ments. Years must elapse before the vicinity of Balaclava or of Kamniesch will be covered again with vineyards and orchards, and before the ruined and abandoned farm- houses between those naval stations and ...

... The beat reading on the subject of the war just noW is to be fotund In he despatches from the Sea of Avoff of I tbo Yarh)u officers jn) pomnmnd, Sir George browq is brief, but satisfactory; General D'Autemarre eommunl- cative and literary; and the admirals, sailor-like, write as if they deemed brevity to be the soul of wit. From all the same assuring result may be gathered, namely, that the ...

... iELECTION OF DISPENSARY SURGEON TO'1 I . THE1E INFIRMARY. _ THIE ASr ty s I O Thursday, the trustees of the Manchester Royal Infir- sary elected a dispesriary surgeon to f1ll the vacancy causedi by the death Of Mr. Tomli[18O.3 T Myrh.C.HATEraH presided at the special general board which ci was . sumoned for this purpose. Having read the notice con- I vetingg the meeting, he remarked that less ...

... The following avill be found a correct statement of the reorganisation of the several civil departments under the iY minister of war:- th In future the clerk of the ordnance will have a salary ta of £2000 per annum. He will be the chief of the civil ce staff of the war department, and the executive officer of pi the minister of war, dirbecting all the ordinary business of hi the subordinate ...

... . - . .. ---I AA.. AA IThe flrst meeting of the new board, after the annual election, I jtook pies on Tuesday evening last, In the Comnmissioners' col 3rooms, Hamiltonsqluntre, for the purposo of appointing corn- eum -imitLeus, &c. The members present were Meesrs. Curry, Hind, at ii lornbioweC, M&'Dsnald, Bradiley, Bell, Goihorir, Tyler, Cook, to I gV~hirter, Cough, Willoughby, Ilarrison, ...

... THE NEW FOUR POINTS. I- kg The final and formal closing of the Vienna conferences a1 Le and the rapid progress of our aruss before Sebastopol and 11 r. in the Sea of Azoff have wvonderfully cleared our ideas and 0 ts made plain the path of cur policy before us. The charan- a Ly ter of the war enlarges in seopeasad dignityi as its unavoid- fi is ableness becomes more obvious, as it becomes ...

... Chronicle Office, Twvelve o'clock. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR. No later telegraphic news from the Crimea. General De la Marmora, the younger, has died of cholera. THE BALTIC. Dantzic, Friday.-The Vulture has arrived with mails. On the 9th, the Merlin and Firefly, whilst reconnoitring Cronstadt, ran against some infernal machines, which ex- ploded, but only damaged their copper sheathing. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1555. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRJMA. OUR RECENT SUCCESSES IN THE BAST. emp The series of successes which the Allies have that achieved with such rapidity withia the last three that weeks will fortunately save us from the necessity men of recurring to those wearisome argumeuts upon the the Four Points of which the public had worn become impatient long ...

... I FRAUDULENT ENLISTMENT. At the Judge'sLodglggs on Satur day last, before J. Thomson, Esq., James Eadle was charged by Sergeant William Mo. Calls, of the lot Royal Lancashire Mii. tId, with having, on the 21st ult., fraudulently enlisted into that corps, and receiving £2 bounty, being at the time a private of the Edinburgh City Artillery Militia. The case was clearly prOved, and a fine of £2 ...

... THE LIVEROOL6 MEROVRY, FRIDAY, JAWN 15, 1855' SALUS rOPULI LrX DUPBSNA. .LUS Fural A- -- 8U1MARY. la the House of Lords, on Monday evening) preieti the ircustanes attending the~ beation of theadrs baroy ofPenoy, in the Irish peerage, were, onMrL the motion Of the Earl of Derby, referred to a Owy committee of. privileges, his lordship, contending wa a that the elevation of Mr. Roche to that ...

... lV R I DAMAGINo STAIoWERY.-At the petty sessions, on Tuesday lest, William Gardner, a dealer In stationery, charged Mrs. Guy, the lessee of the market tolls, with damaging a quantity of books and stationery. It appeared that Gardner Is in the Practice of visiting the Chorley market for the sale of his wares, and that on Tuesday last he had placed them us usual upon the fish-stones for sale, ...

... FROM PRESTON. To _Bckburn, eington Bury d * r- 6.35 mix. . 00 1055 morn.; 1-45 4.0 5.10 7.30 mix, '9.0 atn. On Sundays: 7.30 morn., 2 -5 6.10 *9.10 aitn., all mix. ( Togt only.) (~ crigo To Blaekburn, Burnley, Coins SEkWpo, Bradford, 93 Lsd1.17 m6.35 mix, 9.0 10-55 morn.; 51.45 4.0 25.10 7.30 maix, 6.;n. On Sundays: '7.30 morn., 2-15 06.10 aftn., all mix. (* To Coins only.) To Lythant, ...