... 1 The Qzueen, attended 'by ilaqy Churchlill, Viie the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday a fternoanlit Glee . cester house. The Equercies in waiting wlere in ttn 1anoe on. boraebaek. Her Mdajesty afterwarde o sd 3 accomupanied by Prince Arthur; a ;Olt - la . Prince Albert, asttended by Captain the Hon. * doelS rode on horseback in tbe forenloon. Ills royql ?? rode again in the Bfternoor, attended ...

... DESPATCEH FROM LORD RAOItAE. (FROM A SUPPLEMIENT TO TIIE GAZETTE.) r , War Department, June 18, 1855. ILord Panmure hes thisi day received two daspatches iand their enclosttres, of which tbe following are 3copies, address9ed to his lordahip by Field Marslha1 the ?? Raglant, (G.CB. , : Before Sehastopol, June 9, 1S55. IMry Lord,-I have tbe great satisfaction of inferming your lordship that the ...

... J2NPERIAL PARLIAMENT. l HOUSE OF LORDS.,-TUESDA ~ 3re26 m The housse met at 5 o'clock. te] ROYAL COMdISISSI'ON. 0 The royal assent was given by commission to the follow- P The Consolidated, Fnnld (10,000,0l00. BiloEt ato of tnom ie Boor Children, InsurarcO on Lives, Abateme;ant o utinmes TaCotnnOof Ecelsliti Cationr, Sern Duis Trps Con titugeulation and D~greoa (Oxford), Grants of th~ Leand, ...

... TflB MORzNING CHRONIL-E. LONDON: TH URSDA Y, JUNE 28, 1855. In the HoUSE of CoMMO1Ns, The Marquis of BLANDFORD moved the second reading of the Formation of Parishes Bill, the oh- jeot of which was three-fold-to make the district churches independent, to give increased facilities for new districts, and to endow poor, churches. After dilating on the advantages which would arise from the ...

... I The following despatch was addressed by Count Buol, onl the 20th of last month, to the Baron de Hubuer, Austrian Minister at Paris:- I The Baron de Bourqueney has allowed me to peruse a despatch, of the date of the 10th inst., in which Count Walewsky explains the motives i that determined the French Government to decline the propositions M. Drouyn de Lhuys, before leav- ing us, undertook to ...

... FRANCE.-MISCELlAN'EOUS FACos.-The Senate and Legislative Corps are convoked for July 2, in order to consider financial measures.- The vacant space of ground in Paris, caused by the demolition of the buildings of the Temple, and consisting of 11,865 mntres, is to be formed into a public garden, and to be laid out after the English ?? Sunday last 80,391 persons visited the Paris Exhibition, ...

... --LATEST[ N{EWAS FROMI ABHOR X ATTACK( ON THE REDAN.| AND MALAKOF T.OWER. |te DA IL Y NW1TS OFFICEr, FnrDAY OiNINGO, 4 o'Cnocri. le. We have junt received the following communication~ w.vv fromthe War-office:--, w Lord Panmare regrets to have, to inform thefi Editor of the Daily News that he has received tb information that the English troops attacked the et IRedan an d the French the Malakoff ...

... t TO THE EDITOR OF TED DAILY NEWS. SMVIYRNA, JUNE 11. SlI,-My attention has just been called to a letter from a Special Correspondent, dated Smyrna, May 11, which appeared in your paper of May 23. The description of the hospital and arrangements, . &c., is perfectly correct, but I hope you will allow me to state in your columns that, in place of two medical men having been seriously ill,. ...

... LORD STANLEY AT OLDRAM. The introductory proceodinigs at the sla'y~ing o the foundationatone of a naew.L7ceuma at Otdham were noticed in the Daily/ Neis of yesterday. Lord STAlqLuy addressed a large assemblage after -the b banquat at the TJ.o wp-hall, end spoke as fellows. , Re said-: ne that he bad with no ordinary pleasure pccepted the invita- tion to be presest that day ;'because hie falt ...

... | ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL; OCIETY. k The last meeting of this society for this session was held ,t on Monday evening, Sir Roderick Morchison, vice-president, a in the chair. y The meeting was most numerously attended, and among at other distingaished individuals were Admiral Lord Col- e cheater, Lieutenant-General Sir George Pollock, Sir Charles 1- Lyell, Admiral Sir George Seymour, Dr. Robert ...

... --4- (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 16. No event of especial interest has occurred to i mark the last few days in the siege operations. -t On both sides the comparative cessation of fire I has been taken advantage of for the purpose of X forwarding the preparations for the ensuing struggle. The Allies have been pushing forward their works, and enploying the ...

... | [From the Daily News.] Albany Foablanque is one of the most distinguished writers of our 'time. He is one of the few men who have shown that they possessed the originality of thought requisite to form a peculiar and distinctive style, with the flexibility of attention and sympathy indispensable for the useful treatment of every-day affairs. Unrivalled in the power of epigram, his mind seems ...