... FORRIGN INTALIGFGNCE- *. . -- - - - . - Atq fall of AUTSTRIA. diers (prom the Tinse Comon pefisJt.) in the YMNA JUNSo 9.- -Reliable news from St, Petersburg The is at present so rare, Ithat the f ollowing pebrfectly authentic from Informsatien will hardly faxil to be acceptable to your mesuit -readters. The waor seems to, weigh heaxily on the inhabi- allies. ute o:t.,'the Ruisian. capital, and ...

... SPIRM OF THBE PRESS. I MORE BISHOPS. (From the Examiner.) The Third and [bappily} the Final Report of the Cag!edral Commissions just issued, winds up withi a tjt ?? for founding a round dozen of new I.,ihopric&, It admits that the. Ecclesiastical Commission has no surplus funds for that or any other purpose (this -,dy, indeed, always at the vergo of insolvency, has ,iredy more than half its ...

... LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD DOCKS' BILL.-MEETING OF COMMITTEE. WEDNESDAY. The select committee of the House of Commons re- assembled ?? twelveo lock, in pursuance of tbe adjournment from Monday, which was agreed to for the pur- posesof enabling the committee to receive a report from the t Board of Trade upon the clause proposed by the corporation of Liverpool, and the amendments upon it, ...

... mu 01 ?? Luc 1Jual1 JaWIOILu. iAbitftentelitt% lieteibeb Rate. will Royal ExobangeRooem, M ?? tbe Gentry of Manchester ei ?? Jswe~lers, Collectorsof Arti. ler cles or VerLu),%V11ue and Spiri t M~7erhants, Ci gar Mferchatits, Fent own Aferohante, and the General Publiac-Great, Isnportaum, and tie Unreserved Sale of Articles of Vertu, Gold Watlhes, Diamond the and other Ringe, and Brooches, ...

... 11 DIVISIONS AND SUI3DIVIS1ONS. When we speak of the British army, the term army is taken in its widest sense, and inoindes all that is con nected with our military force on land; but the term is also frequently applied to some particular part of that I force. When a large portion of our military force is stationed in a certain place, or is sent thither for some object or other, as the army ...

... STATIONS OF TIE BRITISH ARBMY On the let June, 1855. I- r F _- .. I - . - - (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment Is stationed.] Ist Life Guards-Hyde-park. 42nd Turkey-Stirling. 2nd Do.-Windsor. 43d Madras-Chatham. RoyallE.Guards-Regentfs.parlh 44th Turkey-Walmer. lat Drag. Guards-PlershUl, for 45th C.of ...

... I - More than a year ago, and after repeated conversations with those English, French, and Italian statesmen who, by position and political experience, were best qualified to throw light upon the matter, we drew up a careful sketch of the peculiar situation of Austria with regard to- her own subjeets and the belligerent powers and her German confederates and rivals; and we ventured to predict ...

... ST., IELEN'S; ;, : RA1.h.AY AccDENsT.-Or.Saturday nightA last, a child named KmAnin Sherden, daughter of IBethololllCw Sherden, of Whines, fine ;was kniocked, down. by a poesesnger train, on the St. 11lenel rfdrd- Railway, at Whines, and se-safrely cut about the face. She had ostoln, been left in claarge uf A YOccmg girl, and bad atra) ed en the dn fi' ine. ,rh ExTUAORjt'6AEY CABS Or'- ...

... J ril , artiamnent. lyHOUSE OF LORDS. ac TUESDAY, JttNE 12. le Their lordships met at five o'oloelk. isi THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT. id in in swer to la questionl from the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord PANMURE stated that the supply of water for the I. camp att Aldershott was notes yet in a satisfactory condition, but the difficulty arose from the right of servitude claimed e- by a certain canal ...

... THE IMPORTANCE OF ANAPA TO THE : RUSSIANS. On the abandonment of Anapa by the Ru1sians, the Morning Chronicle observes :-A Anapa having' been ev'a-t coated uy the Russians, Is of the highest importance. , The subjection of the wild tribes of Abasia, :Mingrelia; and Imeritia, has terminated. The fruits of twenty years' hard fighting and lavish -expenditure have been lost to the czar. We were ...

... barque THE WAR. to prel A fIS THlE ELECTRIC AEt1NTERNATIOlNAL 'TZLIMUAP55.] In I on AtELR, ~HThX - The Mersey, which left screwI A I)JRSEL~m TnuSDA I-ss ari d ;desptchs lavefrom e Constantinople on the 7th, h ?? Merin Mat ninea ens. The advicets-from the CrimeaaretDJunefltb. ouptgr le A letter fronm Kertch,,.of M iy 28th, states thztthe coal with fl a, captured- there has beeneold by auction ...

... lie - _ _ ?? the Oa Wednesday, the Lord Bishop of Chester consecrated f the eleborately ornamented new church, recently erected on Urr. anl elevated site about a quarter of a mile on the north side I the of Bowdon, on the Dunham Road, at the coat of the Earl of a and Stamford and Warrington. We shall first give some descrip- al -his lion of the edifice, and then of the ceremony by which it was ...