... , The eomplicated nature of this inquiry, the variety of subjects the investigated, the number of witnesses examined, and the free sti *equent inconsistencty and contrariety of the evidence, render It coo no easy task to Presedit a clear, definite, and just exposition of 0101 teatessbtedto your committee. ¶1 It The difficoity of this task has been enhanced by the impose1- hog tblilty of ...

... RELIGIOUS WORSHIP BILL TO THlE DITOR OP TRE DAILY .EWS. Sm,-It is not often that I trouble you with a c oCmunication, although I am a constant reader, but 3 truth Is a jewel, and the extraordinary misstatements in your article on the Religious Worship Bill compel me to address you a few linee. You state, it a man wishes to worship Gud, be can only do it under certain prescribed l ...

... THE CRIMEA. (Pion the Homing Post) It is now a point of honour with England and France to take Sebastopol, and taken, therefore, It must be. The ob- etinacy of the enemy, the undoubted bravery of his troops, the excellent gunnery of his bombarniers, the confessed skill of his riflemen, and the strength of his fastnesses may en- hance our difficulty, and cost us many lives, but there is no ...

... MR. WYLD'S XODEL..OF THE SEAT 01? WAR INi ?? 1. - , - !. THE EAST. , i , We perceive by the announcement in. or advertising co- luamne that this unique and carefully-constructed 'model of the bection of t ruitory, Iiae' scene of the present sanuguinary strug- gle between tile Jalied forces and the R'elsan armies, will open for the first time In Dublin this aftemnoonabd evening in the great ...

... FIRING ON A FLAG OF TRUCE, AND MASSACRE | OF A BOAT'S CREW. The perpetration of another atrocious and dastardly act by the Russians is reported. On the 6th inst. the Russians at ilangoc fired on a boat of the Cossack, with a fag of truce, whilst landing seven Finlanders taken in prizes. Sixteen English sailors were killed. Another report, published in the Times, states that the boat's crew ...

... DESPATCHES FROM THE -CRIMEA. The following despatches from Lord Raglan were re- ceived on Monday:- . Before SebtailZ, June&5. My Lord,-I am deeply concerned to have to inform your Lordship that Rear-Admiral Boxer died on board the Jasen last night, ontside the harbour of Balaklava, after a very. short illness. He was removed to thatship in the hope that, the pure sea air might prove beneficial ...

... I LICENSED IVCTUALLERS' ,SOilOOfL. The forty-ninth anniversary dinner of this institution took place yesterday iu Ashburnbam-grounds, Cremorna, at four o'clock. The expenditure of this excellent institution having exceeded its income, during the past year, to a very great extent, an extraordinary effort was made on this occa- sion by the members, in the endeavour to make up the deficiency, and ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Tne Queen, accompanied by Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge, visited the camp at Aldershott on Saturday, and inspected the huts. The visit was strictly private; the Royal party remained on the ground for a short time only, and afterwards returned to Buckingham Palace. Recently, after a consultation between Drs. Locock, and Dubois, Canneare, it was formally announced that ...

... THE rfi9ACE XAT1 HANGO. The civilized world must execrate and. ahvr the bloodthirsty deeds of Iwussian soldiers at ?? We cannot imagine any 'possible method'of f~.explaining away the fearfal massacre of our sailors, -by a band of abominable miscreants wearing the uniform of£Russia's. CzAR. The facts, written in blood-red'letterg,: stand patent to the world, that -a boat despatehed from* an ...

... I \ I The Journaol de St. Petersburg publishes the follow- ing report from Lieutenant-general Krasnoff: Taganrog, Jure 3.-On the lot and 2nd instant ten hostile steamers arrived in the roads of Taganrog, and cast anchor at the distance of fifteen werstes (one werst equal to five furlongs twelve poles) from the town, On the 2nd towards the evening they were joined by a numerous flotilla of ...

... MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITR.t -f v. I oftile - We fees it will be longpece English literature or the English a bseirV~ church cen beast of a genial spirit like that of Sydney Smith. I f-lntyr'c His kindliness neic be said to have been a payt of his godliness, W, 50 His wit wag brilliant, net severe--it was the correcteon of a friend, not ithe sneer of en Opponent. His humntour smacked conie. of ...

... PAI'MERSTONIAN, LEFORBMA'TION. I I _- _ -. - ?? ?? \ rassXZXJJ:fl~AO I.. A i d ?? . [ExcrLUSVE.]-(rnoMi TLLt Pvoi..S.) t The following letter has been addressed by Viscount f Plilmerstoa to au influential nobleman and supporter of the E present Government. It was not intended for publication, I but only to be shown about, but incorrect copies having t got into circulation it is deemed best ...