... (PRost OUR OWNq COMMItSSIONERt.) r PARIS, THuRSD.,Y EVENING. - The correspondent X1I of the .hadepoendance Beige professes to know the exact loss of the French in the takig o th MaelonVer, wichhas never yet ben ficalystte.HesasthtGeneral Pelis- hee a ir' esachrtun ?? in atai th glrosc ?? 7at 6.58 killed, Cai an w huad naude nd-(he has Bo: forgotten the exact fraction) wounded. If this Coi ...

... lh eulv I - Dher Icjesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duke of UJambridge, went yesterday afternoon to Enfield to inspect the government establishment for the is ' manufacture of small arms. The Queen and the Prince were attended by Lady Churchill, Lord Alfred Paget, and rel Captain the Hon. Dudley do Roe.h Prince Arthur and the Princesses Helena and Louisa visited the Zological ...

... THE ARCHITECTURAL MUSE UM, CANOX EolY, IWESTNINSTER. Mr. George Gilbert Scott, the Treasurer of the Architectural Museum, has favoured us with a communica. tion which we feel bound to answer. In Mr. Scott we recclenise a man of genius-one who earnestly, and with aH singleness of purposes, devotes himself to an art, in the treatment of which he confers honour not only upon him. self, but upon ...

... ADMIRALTY, Turx 28-APPOINTMENTS.-Lieuts. W. F. Leah, to the Alarm, 26, at Devonport; T. D. Wil- liams (18b), to the Waterloo, 120, Bag snip, at Sheerness ; A. St. Clair and H. L Holder, to the Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam ship, of 700 horse-power, in the Baltic. Naval Cadet M. C. C. Roberts, to the Royal Albert, 121, screw steam ship, of 500 horse-power, Mediterranean Sta- tion. ...

... FIROM ~At LO.ONDON GAZTTFTriTiy, Jua 29. Tholerv. Alexanlder Ronald Grant, M.A., Fellow and Assiptant Tut0or ?? colgCambridge, is appointed to be one of her No. WAR-OFFICE, JVNm 29. let Rtegimient of Dragooni Guardi-titalff.SrgeOn of the Second Claas Willienm Holmies jephso0; M.D., to be surgeon, vice Stone, pro. mated on the Staff. Ord Dragoon Gnardse-Corflt 3. 3. Corrigas to be lieuteniant, ...

... I ONDON, SATURBDAY, JUNE 30.1 IN the HousE of LORDS yesterdav, the Earl of MALMESBURY inquired whether there was any truth in the statement that Lord Raglan had resigned his command P Lord PANsuRE replied that the Commander-in- Chief in the Crimea had been latterly seriously in- disposed, with an attack of dysentery, but was now much recovered, and hoped very shortly to resume his duties. ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. ARRIVALS FROM THE CRIMEA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Ar a POTMUH FRDAY EvzNIaoG. tic t The Candia, screw transport (213), arrived at Spit_ re, b ead to-night, frownthe Crime~a edMalta. DAtes from the tr ilatter, June 19. She has about 30 invalids, and Captain asel ,Carter, R.N., Lieutenant Boxer, son of the late Admiral i aBoxer; Lieutenant Faisclough, 14th Regiment; eand ...

... LORD PAMME is an eminently moral and reli. gious character-a leader of the Free Kirk. It js, therefore, not without surprise that we have read the, noble lord's ethical code with regard to soldiers' mar. I riages as propounded by him in the House of Lords l last night. The Duke of RICHNOND drew the atten. i tion of the House to the subject of improved barrack accommodation for soldiers' wives. ...

... TO TDE BDITOR OF THE DAILY 14BWS. SIR,-In your notice of our conversazione on Monday you add a few remarks which are evidently founded on a misapprehotsion, and which I am sure you would be glad to ace corrected. I suggested it my report that architects who support this museum should require the carvers they employ to make use of it. Sure:y this is not tyrannical. If we, at great personal ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFOR.M. In compliance with a requisition to the church- wardens a meeting of ?? was held last night at the vestry-room, St. Anne's, Westminster, for an expression of opinion upon that system of administrative incapseity and uabusineso-like management in every department of the state, by which during the present war the country has suffered such fearful and disgraceful disasters ...

... got Qourt. Lord Panmure had an audience of the Queena yes- terday at Buckingham Palace. Prince Albert, attended by Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps and Captain the Hon. Dudley de Roes, visited the Wellington Barracks: yesterday afternoon, and afterwards went to the St. Martin's Provident Institution. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Princess Royal and the Princeas Alice, took a drive in ...

... The family of Marshal St. Arnaud have published, at Paris, a selection from his correspondence while exer- cising the chief command of the French expedition in aid of Turkey. The letters contain much that is curious. Writing from Varne on the 17th of July to his brother, he complains: Our affairs seem to be going backwards, instead of for. wards. It is as yet neither war nor peace; but time ...