... 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 ...

... -| 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 ...

... 'tiJE NAT1OiNAL ASSOCIATIlON FOIZ THSE VJNDI. C'ATION OF SC'OT['I'SIT HitGITS. Oni Friday ofternooct, at twso ot-kiock, a mieeting of' Associates isees hol~d in the Trades' llall, Glissfbidl Street, for rite elec- n ton oif Presidrxnt. Vice P'residents, and Counlcil. .LxiAs9 GOUntL tY, REqc., oct the macoion of .Tohci il'Ilnar-. 'LEq., took the chair, and ibrieh stated tie oblject of' the meet ...

... 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,. ...

... TEE WAR. UJNSUyCCESSFUL A ...

... | 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 ...

... T1H1E ARAY. Srcsj' Avji- 'utNTMNS.- -3A1iJot'-CilI't 3. . iG ough I, IC.Q., IriS b(eon Iilipiiite'i it Mtkjor-Ueitertl oil the *Stall, sil' to ?? ieitiiit U(U I-6uIw~ii'Pi fivlors 'l'littiij;is i, Iii ?? of' the Bl~t'tsit D~istrict, uvii liii itt of' JUlN. i855. Ici Xvqo ?? (?o~kIi r'its.- Owin~g to tile. huts, &ti.,, at the Csirali -111 nt bi'itg ?? tiily tot' thle ti'oii~l, thle Qiteet ...

... TO rflE ?5tw?CMl3EV?S TO TilE CALEDUNIAN MEIICUI?Y. THEa Paora tntc a us ofth Uuledn ?? 2z f1ei nay hav.c ma:t iivoly| eousiuleredl the clhan~ges wlv l~i it sect s i ictuinibeot cm them to malke in consequaen~c it the. alterationis in the Newvsp'iper Stamp regulat ions, ?? 11c e 0W ...

... 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 ...

... THE BATTLES AT THE MAMELON AND IN TIHE QUARRIES. DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN, Berfom Sebiastopol, Jl1n o , 1855. ?? LoRD-I hlnce the great satisfaction of inform- ingr Your lordship that the assault which was mnade 11pon tdhe Quarries in front of the Roden from Our ac- vanced palrallel in the righit attack, on the evening of ?? 7ith instaiit, was attended witlh perfect success, anll that ?? ...

... SATUR1)AY'S LO NDON N?ES, TIHE CHECK OF THE ALLIES ON THlE 18TH. INST. (Ii'roni tile Dolyq .Vseq AlthougLhi it iS WNvll unI nist'otoil t71;t tile Govern- mont is il liossessioti of biller ?? than rllat eolvlulivlzliv :tedl ill IeLord Il':lslm~lv~ d Spatel p1:t]6ublishled yesterday vlorling, no filt her ofivial statmenits have beenl given ptiilcit to. We believe that, when the letailis are ...

... NAVAL -AND MILITARY. -: I I . . > WOOLWICH, Jurriz 23. The following transports are lying off the Royal Arsenal loading with overr description of warlikestores, it via, the Sovereign, screw, No. 68, for Gibraltar,.to embark -se part of two companies of Artillery, end then proceed to the Crimes; the Lady'Alice Lambton, screw, No. 99; and the Pioneer, screw, No. 232, for the Crimea. A gentleman, ...