... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday - THE CRIMEA. The second edition of the r;nm contains despatches from its special correspondent to the 17th inst. The following is a summary JULY 15.-To-dny heavy firing going on between the Malakoff end advanced French batteries. Last night the Russians made a sortie from the Malakoff on the French working party. The affair lasted ...

... I - - , I I, , it. , il ., ?. z J & ?? , vv-,- -I i opo'n -sy ?? . ,:A ?? ?? )ai~u~aeting waa helti eu; W~sdn`sd' , called tl by advertisemecn, to expresa their approbation of theblll be- ti .fore parliameut ?? the interesta f licensed houties, in- b der any change of ownership, during the interval of transfers St quarter a'esionh; als] to: consider en the. propriety of V *votlng .10 to, and ...

... I LOUD JOUN RUSSELL. I L4ORD JOHN RUSSELL. ~ I (Fromn ths T'imes of MHuaday.) We did 'think that when Lord John Ituqsell, after Iis other numerous and varied 9ppearsnces in public, suddenly brlki up the Aberdeen ministry, brought in his old rival, Lord Palmerston, started as plenipottentiary to Vienna, and on the way accepted the colonies, be had out done even him- self in the novelty and ...

... at - _ - mU.. t*I MAuIHme Or Taoors FrG THE Cuansa.s.-The full corps of the County Dublin Militia regiment, with its offi- cers, marched from these quarters yesterday afternoon to the King's-bridge Railway Terminus, and thence proceeded by special train at three o'clock to Newbridge, en route for the camp at the Curragb, Kildare, where quarters have been pre- p'ired for the reteption of the ...

... THE WEATHER-THE CRPS. s The cereal crops present a magnificent appearance, with scarcely a counter shade. There ane, to be sure, a few fields - whose heavy heads bent beneath a few fearful showers that f swept across our courty within the last few days, but they form but a small item in the large account npon the Other side. -Wheat everywhere' looks well, and gives promise of ?? bs of ths ...

... I-- WATERFORD-TUDAY. k Margaret Payne, alias Walshe, was tried last evening Eo- the wilful murder of her illegitimate feecale child ou the0 80th of May last, at a place called Kyledroughshane, nerW Carrick. Messrs. George, Q.C., M. O'Donnell, and Lawson prose. Icuted, and Mr. Curtis defended the prisoner. It appeared from the testimony of a boy named J ue; Callaghan, that on the slat of May ...

... The foliewing preqtical directions relative to the registra- tion of parllamentaryvoters, under the 13th and 14thVictoria, cap. 69, will be found useful at the present moment:- ?? On the 22d July the clerk of the peace was bound to sign and publish copies of the existing register and his supplement tal Ist' (Pee. 21). On the same day the clerk of the peace was bound to publish a notice, ...

... - I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBREEMA. July 9, 1855. DEAl SIR-Our mutual dear and very rev. friend the Apostle of Temperance is moet grateful to you for all the kind articles you have published In your journal relative to bim. Will you be so good as to give the enclosed letters a place in the next number of the Famm&N, I had hoped by this th: 4 to have completed the collection of the purchase money ...

... BY. .EXPRE$SS,. LIMEBICK ASSIZES.,- (Mom oUR GORBAsPOZIDENT.) : Limerick, Friday, July 20. -aOOBD COUXT. Judg Perrin a thi ?? at ten o'clock, and ressmed the hearing of Colonel Maonaosra v. Higginlieand othe'r, The full p 2ticulars of which have already apreared in the kRnaMAN. It lasted the whdle day, and Mr. Lane, Q.C., | and Mr. Deasy, Q-C, having addressed the jury for the de- feodasnt:, ...

... I IMPROVED COM AUNICATICN BETWEEN LONDON I j ~ AND DUBLIfl. 'I Lord Palmeraton received at, his residence in Piccadilly, London, on Saturday lust, the deputatlon appointed .to walt on his lordship by the meeting of pe'ers and members of parliament whicu was held' at tbe Earl' oi Wieklow's1hon-o on the i7th instant. The depatation was .he-Ada'd,'*b the. noble earl, and consisted also of the: ?? ...

... HOUSE 0F LORDS-JULY 12. ! Their lordships met to. day as a cummittee for privileges, to inquire into the titles or Irish peers claim ng to vote in the election of representative peers for IrelaDd. Lord Re- deodale was in the chair. THiS 310UNTOARiET PEERiAGE. Evidence was given in support of the laimn of Lord Mount- garret to vote in tbe election Of peers. Mr. Frtemnau prayed ibeir lordships ...

... PRESENTATION OF AN ADDREBS TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT FROM THE PRESBYTERIANs OF IRFMI ?? I - - - I , . -, 11-i . . . .= - I . ?? The fol1owigientllemiendEP Wtld ?? ?? of Presbyterians, waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Vime. regal Lodge yesterday for the purpose of presenting an addresa from their body tobis.eLxcelletcY :-Tpejgei-I obert Allen, Moderator, Ballina; Rev. Wm. Kirkpiatriclk Dablin, ...