... FREE INSVSTUTIONS. (From the Neorwichi Mercury.) It was declared in one of the discussions in par- liament, that our free institutions are undergoing a severe trial, in consequence of the possession of a free press, Almost as soon as this opinion was declared, and at a time when the Queen's government and the nation were imamea- surably indebted to the honest boldness and truth of the Times ...

... ADMIRAL LY~ONS AT TAGiANROG. lowisig repott frotieefntnera rsnf th | Onang the es n n ntntir ten ?? arerivoed ing th clockds FofTa8teemergan tast inhr ato the ?? of the Smll, whertesnd (1m wert equa to 5~ efolthc 1 pole)fvrith on. saalbeig fl Onte 2ndtoairds th OY00 thsdmn1wytey werej aely slu er e00 lil I f receiv~edfr andwe gbat suram ons to e derv , aptb 0 to'oc n thf mor~ning, the ?? ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY SNwS. SIr,-It appears to me that the greatest danger to the cause of Administrative Reform arises from the fact that all parties-even the very men most inte- rested in opposing it-will nominally support it. It is to be observed that this question differs from that of parliamentary reform and cern-law repeal in one very important particular. On those questions it was ...

... L OND ON, WEDNESDA YJUNE 20 i -4-- THE HOuSE of LORDS sat for a short time yester- day, and passed a few bills through a stage of pro. gress respectively. IN the COMMONS the mid-day sitting was occupied in the discussion of the Tenants' Improvement Com- pensation (Ireland) Bill. Considerable opposition and two divisions were interposed on the motion for go ng into committee on the bill, but ...

... LIVERPOOL, JUNE 1. The large iron screwr tranport steamer Oneida, No. 222, 2,317 tons, caume alongeide the landing stage this morning at eight, tod in less than two hours embarked 110 horces. She sails this evening for Kingetown, where morei horses and drafts wvill be taken in. The following is the actual embarkation return from thi ?? Mar- bhall, 68 non-commissioned officers and privates, and ...

... INAA VAL AND flLITAR Y. ADMIRaLTY, JUNE 18.-APPoIXTMENTB.-Resr- Admiral C. H. Fremantle (1864) for service at BalaklavO, vice Boxer. Captains Sir T. Hastings, C. B. (1880) and C. B. D. Bethune, C. B. (1830), to have pensions for good service. Surgeon J. Henry to the Prometheus, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, of 200 borse-power, West Coast of Africa I station. Assistant Surgeon J. B. Martin to ...

... A VAL AND MLITBY. PORTSROUTH, JUNE 17. The Paninsular(No. 172), and City port Aberdaen fNo. 202), steam transports. arrived at this p ort mesteday fro the Crimea. 'Ieyutitherof them bring home oir o wounded troops. The Peninsular cams intolhrort land ame discharged stores. The Devastatifli, 6, paddle sloop, C~ommander Algernon F. TheDo Horse, s arrived at SPIthead from the North to haercatand' ...

... FROM ?? LONDON GAZBTTE-Tteiday, June 19. 1~ ~ ~ I FORBEIGN.OFFICB, JUsn 12. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Air. Edward Ryan as Consul in Canada for the Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Thomas Ryan as Vice-Consul at Montreal for the Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck. WHITEHALL, Jrtn 16. The Queen has been pleosed to grant to tbe Rev. Henry ...

... ,ICOMMISSARIAT-REFORM IN CRIMEA. Extract of a letter from an officer of the Light Division, dated Camp above Sebastopol, May 23: CAM' ABOVE SEBASroPOL ?? 25. IYou must still expect to read. in th1e ucatteled correspondence from the Crimea very different reports on the subject of supplies tothe men, tbeircondition, duties, and other matters. The character of the re- port will usually be ...

... PARLIAMB.ETAB Y DIVISION. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. the HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JVN33 18. rect, Order read, for resuming Adjourned Debate on Amendment pro. had posed to Question [t5th June], That thie House views with deep T] and increasing concern the state of the nation, aid is of opinion that any the manner in which merit and effilcency have been sacrificed, in N pubhlo appointmeats, to ...

... THE RAITVAYS AND THE CARRIERS. Welhave had Laid before us a representation, signed byno fewer than 53 parties, including a large proportion of our most respectable and influential tradesmen, complaining very strongly of the great inconvenience to which they have been subjected in consequence of the plan pursued in the transmission by the Great Western Company of packages forwarded by certain ...

... HOUSE OF LORDs.-FitIDAY, JUNE 15. fri Their lordshi a metet ?? te in the morning, whev n m the Validity of Yroceedifl8g (House of Commons) Bill 'mai of read a second time, end the standing ordera having been 'DP suspended the remaining stages Welle disposed of, in order la' that the bill might be ineluded in the Royal Commiesion. tie ROYAL COMMISSION. be The royal assent was given by ...