... THE SAVAGE.MASSACRE AT HANGOE. ire ng 3d tto of In- ra- be lill 3d ab- to ii, :at is he iut to lis ltO a, as- rr. en to al- 10 in 3d )is in, ID, in- 31'5 3d 3d 0o- in he th ea 3.. S- tt n- it r. t. 11, it' (1 0 al Is id IS it '(lrorn tbe Times' Corroisponeaeits)'. Onthe mo~rning of 'the 26th of 'May, the Cossack and E sk' stood close into Mfangos, and observed several vessels anchored inside ...

... -| T .. I_| ..i . ay ?? the Morning Chronicle.) lie As already known by a telegraphic despateh, the St. Peters- n1, burg Journal of the 12th inst. contahins anl article commentin~g [id onl thle Circular Despatch of Count Walewsky, addressed to the ne diplomatic agents of France, under slate of the O2fi ult. After od expressing his apprecietion of the advantages of 1an exchange of ideas ...

... _ HOUSE OF LORDS-TU1IRSDAY, JUNE 21. The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wooisaeic at five o'clock. The Earl of MALMESBURY called.: attention to the air eumstanoes of the late horrible massacre of a boat's crew. and several Russian prisoners at Hango-the facts of which have been repeatedly stated. According to the Russian account the Russians *ere compelled to resist the boat's crew in ...

... DESPATCHES PROM THE CRIMEA. . 9> (From a SupPlemont to thih 'Loindon Gazette of Fridaiy, June 115- Monday, June 18:);1 - War Department, Junre 18.' L ord Panmunre has this day rcceived three despatclies and Ly thenr enelosuies, bof which the 'follo.wing tire copies, addresed le to his Lordship by Field-Masrshal Lord Raglan, G.CiB. of. Before Sebastopol, June S; er 'My Lord;I am deeply ...

... L A TE sl i S N E jXV S . HERALD OFFICE, M1.onday M0orning. B Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF TILE PACIFIC. Liverpool, Sunday, 12 Noon. The :Royal mail steam-ship Pacifc has arrived from New York. She sailed on the 13th instant, and brings nearly $1,700,000 in specie. The New Yorka Herald says that nothing can be more cheer- ful:than the intelligence from almost every section of the ...

... r - ,ST R A M T - i8hTrROYAL LANAISKMILITIA,&e., ?? I The-74th or lst Royal Lanarkshire Regiment -of- Militia, 80 well known in former times as having been the strongest and perhaps the most distinguished and efficient regiment of militia in Scotland, was inspected in the Barrick Square at Hamilton, on Tuesday last, by Major-General Viscount Melville, ?? commanding the Forces in Scotland, ...

... DE1SPATCI FROM GENERAL AELISSIER. Head Quarters., June 9, 1855. ?? ICl Mardehnl,-I had hoped to be able to complete : 1, a ,Ltaiied report the news of our capture and occupation of e thc 1(:flnts(lintka Redoubt (the Green Mlamelon), and the re- n doubts of volhynia and Selighinski (Careening Bay), forming t Is st woviks the chief defence of Sebastopol-news tllat my ~l egropbic despilteces of ...

... . a . - r, _ I_ . rat- - -l m- - - - ?? 1 = 'cal The supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday contains uilt despatches from Lord Raglan, of which the following is an in- abstract:- The batteries re-opened on the 6tb, and kept up a most ener- a getic fire until the day closed; but the next morning all the bat guns resumed, and the effect was such that it was determined as by the Allied ...

... ]GLASGOW, TUNE 22. J11 The Lancashtire Rifles were inspected on the Green with on Monday, by Viscount Melville and his aide-de- I'cl camp Lieut. Jones. ' The corps went through their R. exercise with great precision, which elicited the ap- witbi proval of the inspectors. There was a large number le of spectators present on the occasion. La Draftsfor Malta.-The following drafts from High- land ...

... (Prom our own Correspondent.) : LONDON, Monda. tli 'rho Glasgow 'Water Bill was this day takec up by a Corn- thll nIittee, of thue House of Lords, consisting of thu following stil Pcers :-Thc Marquis of' Winchester (chairman), thu Earl of' 111 1lohester, the Earl of Lanesborough, Esarl Nelson, and Lord or 'Clariula. Mr,. florieant Bollazis appeared for the promoters of 'wa Ath bill: Mr. David ...

... .. REVIEW OF THIE BRtITISH A1l1 FOulEiftN CORN'TICAVEiDURC1IN~Tnl PAST WEEK~. (From the Mark Lane Express.)ai A: cotinulance of flnegrowing weathier, wivthg auha au ~ dne train as to promise talfaiquitntity of hlay in manfry places -(wJdtl~~ lstsly, it was despaired of), toge'ther with the absence'ofs, foindir on France havgie- beth sorved to* clleck tile upwarditendency of thaicorn tim ...

... | SECOND EDITION I| ,HRALD OFFICE, Friday Morning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TIHE CRIMEA. In the House of Commons Lord Palmerstozi stated that tele- graphie intelligence had been received from the Crimea up to th&'17th inst. There had been firing on both sides, but no result of any importance. 'The Globe ?? rumours have been spread within the laatfev days, to theeffect ...