... FUTURE CHANGES AND PROSPECTS. (From the Times.) , The news of the war is more than usually grave. We have i indeed still to learn the particulars of our ill success on the 18th, and are still without tidiigs of any further attempt; but-while I we wait time wears on, and nature takes its course. Lord Rag- Ian's iron constitution has at length given way to a cause that has laid many a younger ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Globe.) Marseilles, Saturday, June 30. The Ganges, which left Constantinople oln the 21st, has arrived. She brings news from the Crimea to the 19th of June. Despatches leave at 9 A.M. The English steamers Isabella Croll and Calcutta, and the Loire, arrived at Constantinople on the 21st. St. Petersburg, June 28. General Prince Gortschakoff writes, under date of the 24th, ...

... (From the Times.) It Soutilamptol, Friday Night. The United States mail steam-ship Washingtoln, Captain i (Cavendy, arrived off Cowveg this evening, on her way to oremen, bringing dates from New York to the 16th maet., 188 pael gera, and $100,000 in specie, The political news brouht by f this steamer is not of much importance. Telegraphic dlespatches from New Orleans state, in reference t to ...

... (From the Times.) ' Southampton, June 28. 13y thea Royal rnail Company's; eteamnship' Atrlato, Captain' Woolley, with the West India and Pacific mails, in charge of Iieutenaint 'Poole, R.N., Admiralty'Ag6nt, we have dates from a .Saritaii5aItlia;.May22; (nriytown, June 6.; Jamoita, June 10;, Jacmel, June 11; Berbice,'June 8, Demerara,; June 9;; 'rri M 'nidad, June 9; Barbadoes, June 11; St. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TRURSDAY? Juhzi 28. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five b'clck. Lord BROUGHAM said that he had received a communi- cation from the Brazilian ambassador to this country in re- ference to the remarks he had made in that House the other night with respect to slavery and the slave trade. That com- munication dirroborated every word that lie (Lord Brougham) had ...

... .. - v a ?? AAN ,(From our Hlnmilton Correspondent.) U The: weather, which partook so much of winter for such a to length of time, is now everything that the most fastidious could i desire. The air warm and balmy, and refreshing showers at o proper intervals, are bringing the crops forward at a very - rapid pace. Should the present warmth and noisture continue hi for some time, they will ...

... GENERAL.EPITOME OP NEWSS, K Ping ofluaia oontinnes to keep his room in spite of the continued improvement that the Staat Aiaeuyr assures Ps. all tek' es eplacee daily in his health. del ; The new Royal. yael-t Victoria and Albert is about to go out cot jto sea on a trial trip as far, it is reported, as Gibraltar. S lts 3 . A newiipartment inithe Vatidci' is' hunig with tapestry pre- Of l ...

... .: (From the Timeso) Disease and the infirmities of human nature have already played a more fatal part in the great contest in whichi thie led- ing Powers of Europe are now engaged than even thele~abal- ties of war. Of the 200,000 Russians said to have perished in the last campaign, but a small proportion fell by the fire of their adversaries, and the losses sustained by the Allied armies ...

... f .tFRANC,.. . The .lfoniteur of Thursday publishes the following general order, with the observation that it ought to have appeared be- a fore in the Moniteur, and that it is as honourable to the cx- l Commanderin-Chief of the army in the East as it is to his sue-j t cessor;- G ,- 7 ~~~11 GENERAL ORDER. t Soldiers,-Our late Commander-in-Chief has made known to you the will of the Emperor, ...

... IMOONDAY MORNING, JULY 2. place at twenty-five minutes before nine o'clock on the evening of the 28th ultizno. Lord Raglan's illness, which was not of long standing, was thought by his medical attendants likely to succumb to their careful treatment, and until four o'clock in the afternoon of the day of his demise he was progressing favourably, when alarming symptoms supervened, accompanied ...

... EDUCATION (SCOTrLAND) BILL. (Col' of ColESPONxDENCL between Bishop GILLIlS and ?? LOUD P'RESIDE=T OF THIE COIUNCIL, Oi thle slibject of the c LolU) AIvocA'rI'U EDUCATION (SCOTLASI) BILL. f,. London, York Hotel, Albemarle Street, 13 17th May, 1855. C MNy Lord,-1't ennliplianije with the wish expressed by your B L.ordslhip that I should state, in writing, the nature and extent ,f the ...

... DESPATCHES FROMI THE CRIMEA. - I . 1 I - n1- fl~rI n f ''l'nrdav. J (Fromn a Supplenlt to the London Gazette of Tueoday, June 26- Thursday, June 28.) War Department, Jmte 28. Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches and their enelosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by Field-Marshiall the Lord Raglan, ?? Before Sebastopol, June 14. My Lord,-Your ...