... I One among the many interesting objects in the British Camp before Sebastopol is, the Sappers' Church, Right Attack, where the Rev. Mr. Taylor officiates, Ito structure affords an excellent example of the adaptation of local ?? to a particular object. It is built wholly of siege apparatus; but these are neither injured nor rendered unfit for their ultimate purpose; on the con- trary, the ...

... Tg Y'kSS.LRE OF ENGLISH SAILORSI _A _IAGO. OF F CRONSTADT, Ju,9. I The Lightning has just anrived trom the Revel roads, the bearer ot most melancholy news relative to the brutal massacre of three officers and eleven men of the Cossack, who landed under a flag of truce at Hango Head. The circumsstances of the case are as follows. Captain Faushawe havin'g received orders from Admiral Dondas to ...

... TEE ENCUMBERED ESTATES Coississsox.-The commissioners ap- pointed to inquire into the working of the Encumbered Estates Court, and to report whether it would be advisable to continue that court, or to transfer its powers to the Court of Chancery in Ireland, have presented their report to her Majesty. The document is exceedingly interesting and important, as well to English capitalists as to a ...

... I 5 TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Kulali, May 26. Th Sift,-Ine justice to the medical sfflcera of the Ta army under my superintendence at Smyrna, whose bumsio- the pity, zeal, Rod energy deserve the highest commendation, eve Instead of the censuro so uu justly cast on them, I am in- En 3duced to request you will give insertion in the colmsein Of a Sa Bthe Daily Nrews to the accompanying ...

... Ai I llTI lrc7B O AT DXU YL J-~twii-T', A g support of> tbebjects of -tbis' association was held or Wednesday eveniog. at Drury-lene Tbeatre; .Di. Saetuel -orley~ in the -ichai ...

... -a mTRT -2DftLpMjqrx. U3 'iltaesdtay was heardia tiete House ot Plers a ?? fronm Capoain Arthur -Wyndharn, of t1e 2nd M3a~d Native Infantzy, and -also captain in the 4th Regitnt of hpfant~ry; iq the eervioe of the Nizam ofi> yderabadt and now residing in India1 praying to -be divoprad from Anna Magdalene Lciuias, his wife; .-The casecamsoe before ' ,houseeon thel12th of March Ilasftr~hen the ...

... TH1? -PROGR1$? OF ?STUai?s., The towu'tio .Sebastopolr s!ituate on the-50nutho. *t large aud cspaiou8 roadstod% is divided intvtwwopart by a creekrunning out of that roadtad -aud servinj as theedrniralt*'flaroa r ' -OnS'the *eerng id6 e the creek is the town itself; whilethat portion whic] flea upon the eastern side is ?? ?? EKsf belbaia. Th4. urb' stretching easterlf 'froiii 'thi Admiralty ...

... i PROGRSS OF THE WAR. - News of fresh ouceegses in the' sea of Azoff come to my by telegraph. Taganrog, Mari~onply, and Gheisk h&M~ been visited by the Blled 9quadrolAnd suum to their ji wer almost wi thit rafL~e. All the known details are givenjin the 4th roge. AnaSM, too, ;the lost and strongeit fortriss of the Rohwhns1 on the north-eastern shore of the ?? esea hasr been ev'a* -euated& ...

... TH9UIN MORtNING IHRONJICLE. LONDON: I WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 20, 1855. Iu the Ilousg of Loxtas last night, b On the motioin of Lord PORTMAN, the Friendly Iy ';-thies Bill was read a Secotw& tillie Islglordship 1 ?? -I ;,;t a'ctcl nerly 83,000,000 of ° Ob~etVd that the ubers of registereld socie- ,persons Wi h- ties, arid noor.y a immiot anu a, t iiorC whC Wid mornbers bf unregistered societies, ...

... PARLIAMEN TAR Y DIVISION. ,e ral by lly ith 7ill ng to its er tr. ed at ge he of ho ler The Lord Chan- Busrlingt cellor Chichesti DUKE. Fortescu Argyll Fitzssilli; MARQUISEJS. GCanvilk Breadalbano Harrowb Vestminoster atiulto EARLS. Somers Bessborough Su~bolk MINORITY. Dn Spencer er Waldegrave e Vzscou.aTS. am Canning e Falkland y Sydney IAARONS. Camoys Charina Calitorpe Congleton Leigh ...

... 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 ...

... THE BRITLSH HOSPITA b A T SMYRNA. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIa-In your paper of the 9th instant there is a commu- nioation from a correspondent at Smyrna of date the 21st of April. In that communication your correspondent mentions the departure of Mr. Purveyor Jenner, and states that he (Mr. Jenner) is a man who is equal to any emergency, and who fitted up and completely ...