... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... NAVAL AND MILITR 8Y NEWS. APPOINTMUNTS. tof Lieutanants-E. H. Howard to the Duke of Wellifigton, ind additional for disposal; E. J. Pollard to the Alarm. rseMidshipman-F. H. Hastings to the Alarm. Paymaster-R. T. Raynes to the Alarm. say Assistant-Paymaster-Charles I. Card to the Sanspareil. Surgeon-Edward Lawless to the Fisgard. up SHEERNESS. ud The Glatton floating battery, Captain Cumming, ...

... JL'SE !0,-TTha mail steam-packet Euphrate ar- rived last evening twelve hours behind her time. q!le s3iled fr,!m Constantifnople on the 11th iust., Gdllipoli on the 1-2t, Pireas onl the 13th, Messina on the 10!h, and was delayed by a violent gale from the norul-west, which has prevailed in tihe Medi- tertanean for some days past. The Euphrate brought 240 sick anid wvounded officers and ...

... 1] - - ?? ?? I iAIoR.XYIG CHRONICLE OfFICE, Saturday, 1 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. I DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL PELISSIER. [BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.J PARIS, FRIDAY. TheMoniteur announces that the Government received yesterday, almost simultaneously, two tele- graphic despatches from General Pelissier. The first, dated June 17, is as follows:- The combined movements agreed upon with our Allies ...

... THE PRESENT POSJUOM OF THE CHURCH. rk. To Tun EDITOR Or TnE MORNING CHRONICLE. he SIR-In these days, when the Church of England is so I ix* rudely attacked from without and from within-when all men he are trying to solve the problem why our National Church iln- should make so little ground-I, as a true son of the Church, he take the liberty of slating what I-speaking in the name of ill, myself ...

... it I FRENCH OFFICIAL DESPATCH, t The following despatch from General P6lissier was published in the foniteur of yesterday If Monsieur le Mar6obal-My two telegraphic t despatches of the 7th and 8th of June, and my l letter of the 0th of the same month, have informed you in a succinct manuer of our brilliant affair of the 7th. l To-day I received General Bosquet's reports, as well as the ...

... Tihe Duke of Richmond returned to Pegg's Royil Yri Hotel on Thursday la.st, from London, where his Glicmr, remain a short time, and then join the staff of theB r. Sussex Light Infantry Militia, who have taken a heuse Montpelier-road, and have removed thither from P.,?i Royal York Hotel. The Duchess of Richrnond, accompanied by thc e of Saxe Weinear, is expected ir, Brighton on Satur1A sy and, ...

... RAIL WA YS. --4. LONDON AND NORITH-WESTERN. Yesterday morning a special general meeting of the pro. prietors of this railway was held at the Euston-square Station, Mr. Benson, deputy chairman of the board, pre- siding, for the purpose of considering and approving the provisions of a bill now pending in Parliament, for making a railway from the London and North-Western Railway at Dunstable, in ...

... The advices from Mexico, brought by the United States steamer, come down to the 2d inst. They report that Santa Anna has taken possession of Zamora, the insurrectionists leaving on his ap- proach. The fugitives were, however, pursued, routed, and 2,000 taken prisoners. Santa Anna returned to Morelia on the 21st of May, and left on the 23d for Aria, where Comonfort was posted with 2,500 men. ...

... SIEGE OF SEBASTOPUOL DESPAITCIIES FROM LORD RAGLAN )yltOM TUIM SUPPL1,3IUNT TO THLE LONDOX4 GAzT'r.] W~ar Department, Juno 25, 1855. Lord Ponnaure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Field-.Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. His lordship has also received from Lord Raglan a nominal list of officers wounded ou the ...