... T11:E WAR. THE BALTIC. ABO, Jusic 21.-The Grand Duke Nicholas has just re- viewed the troops at Blelsingfors and Abo, and inspected the fortificatious at Sweaborg. The English fleet is dispersed along the coast of Finland. THE CRIMEA. The Rusdean government publishes a despatch from Prince Gortsebakoff, dated the evening of the.l9tb, praising the troops, and announcing tbat the fire of the ...

... I A - C - i AUGtMIfli& CHXURCHr, J'OHNt'S-L&lN-OPItISG OF THUi a NEW O(OAN.-.Yeatarday the Feast of St. John the Baptist W waseolemiaiu1ed with peculiar devotion and religious obs,-r- a nee in thi3 church. The day's solemnities were witnes6ed 8 by an immense and respe~table congregation, which tbrorgetl the bhurch in every part. The ceremonies commenced at s twelve o'clock with pontifical high ...

... I MILITARY PRROUOTIONS, AiND EXCHANGES. WAR OPFPICs;JUNE 26. let Regiment of Diagoon Guardi-Lieutenant B Bradbury, to~be Captain without purchase.; To be Lieutenont, without purcbase; Cornmt W C Winfield, vice Bradbury; Cornet J E Edlmanio 4th Light Dragoons-Cornet and Adjutant H Jennings to hljve ?? rank of Lieutenant; Cornet W Winstauley to be L4outenant by puroebse, vice Bootb, who retiree; ...

... i BY ;AGIN ETIC TELEGRAIPiI. I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The union of contiguous benefits bill went through com- mittee. The infants' marriage bill was read a third time, and passed. The Carnegies restitution bill was read a third Y'4 'time. The assizos any sessions bill was read a second time. The weights and measures bill was read a second time. The stamp duties bill, repeal on matriculation ...

... | 1S .fAVAL AND MILITARY. .. -0 L_;At As-. A A-M-1 In T. ?? I A half battery Or ArIiry so Gaily expeutwu an fim-k- garrison, from Kilkenny. el Th e MewVer' deab AlpF a Swiss paper, anmuncee that Colonel A. Bundi has been delinitively appointed to the T command of the Anglo-Swiss legion, with pay amounting a to 8002. a year. ; Another fine screw steam vessel, named the Hesperus, has t! bee ...

... DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY,-JUNE 27, 1866. - - THE IRENCH LOSSESON THlE 18TH| The total loss of the Allies ?? 18th was about numerically the same as rumour ascribed. to the British alone before more correct accounts. had reached ?? Office. The French share in the disaster is 2,600, of whom 544 were killed, excla- sive of 87 officers, and 1,644 wounded, not includ- ing 96 officers and 17 missing, the ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONLDENT. YU2;ERAL OF AN IrSHMA5AN-MURDERS IN LivunoooL- LiiEZZLXatEX'T BY A DuBLIN ArirnoUNTIcr, HaIS CAP- TURE, &'C. Liverpool. Monday. The mortal remains of Mr. Patrick Garvey, a native of tbe city of Armagh, late warehonseman in the firm of 3lflenry and Co., were interred in St. Anne's Catholic burial ground, Edge-hill, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. The funeral ...

... 1Th9 c r et: ?Iat 3 ntn:ai THE IRISH CONVICT PRISONS. The criminal statistics of A country are generally .looked upon as amongst the most certain indices of the social and moral condition of the people-and when'the oharacter of the offiences, the causet out of which they. spriDg, and the treatment of.the cri. minals within 'our prisons are'all carefully analysed, we believe few more ...

... ],-V APH. I I BY .1.0 THE BATrIE 0F THE 18TH. LIST OF WOUNDED OFFICERS. Lord Parimure presents his complimnents to tbe Secretary of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, and begs to transmit a nominal list of the offiers wounded, and the numerical listof the casualties of the non-comnumissioned officers and men.- Killed ?? * 144 Wounded ., ?? 1,08 Missing ..160 NVominal return of OfOiers llbun4dd ...

... ROYAL llORTliOULUIAL OOCIETY-SUMMER ?? S[lOW Or, FLOWERS, FRUlTS, &c. * The r tt~i3lt~idii~liisdnie ekibitron of exotic raritis e stove and grcou-houde plants, and fdorists flowers, fraits,- vbgstta~bins, &r.,.was hld ygesterday under canvas in the Rotundo Gardens. When us take into account the bittey and protracted severity of the spring season this yoar, and xonsider the consequent check ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union wau P held yesterday, In the board-room of the workhouse, North a Brunswick-street. d Dr. BBADY, V.0., In the chair. tI The following guardians were In attendance :-Captain tl Wisdom, J.P, DX.O.; Messrs. Archbold, Nugent, Arkine, el Murphy, Carolan, French, Flanagan, Carton, G. Thorpe, d Gavacan, J. Dodd, Irwin, and Bagnall. STATE OV TSH ASOUSE ...

... -, IHE FMDP, `BAtT . : 1 AQ oo an Aib IteifagoWf libbted the telts popi d forth' ?? the battle field'aandlto ojtoie- plate a^ litde closer the formidable Tower of Malskhofpt Which msay'be'oalld the south citadel df Sebastopol. It was quite &i proceedion. ' 'N~ot onl; tbe large ravine' ;betwen gus'.rlgbt attackxi and the old five gun' or Tower battery, but likewise -, the slopes on both Eides ...