... LATEST N EW-- - 'I U, ,~ ,~ ,, . r air ELECTR1C-TULMGRAPH. havesa ~~ ELECTRIC~~~TEL~~gGRAPH. ~~render., would k l'. 3. LYTPTOV moTmiIOx;- -- ~~~~~~~~did noi Tonr Times says, It 'Was perhhjs th'd fu-llest house, as tleor Iwell as the noisiest, last evsffniig, that there has been confrtea this session. The .Oppoisitiong rea efeated by countril the completene B o.its own uenees. . The battle ...

... WElIDDNESDAY. Jliay 4. 1855. HOVSE OF LORDS. CONnIrrON 'OF TrHE SOLDIERS. - The information given by the Minister of War, in his reply to the ques- 'tions put to him bytbe Duke of Richmond, ou Thursday 1 'evening, will, we doubt not, afford general satisfaction, although perhaps some of the views expressed by his lordship may not meet with equal approval in the army. I Lord Panmure wishes to ...

... RO C MI- MIR ROEBUC'i'S MIOTION, THE Sebastopol Committee made a few casual victims tio >.during its sittings. It broke the hearts of one or two sol subordinates, who were offered up as a temporary pro- h pitiation to popular disappointment. The public, how- A Leever, are not insatiably vindictive; a taste of blood Tr does not excite a blood-thirsty spirit. But, although on r the indignation ...

... I SIR GBEORGE Bnowx.-Sir George Brown is forced to re-Aj l turn to England inl consequence of his health, which, has been Al very precarious ever since theidate of his wound, and is of course mudth enfeebled by his recent attack of dysentery.. Tuesday wthed 3a irtant vras Sir George's birth-day; he is now sixty-six years of age. 'Goneral Knollys and General Markham arc to be placed upon the ...

... TThe half-yearly General Meeting of the Society, for the ad- 0 mission of members and other business, was hold in the Mu- fi e seum Hill, George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, on Wednesday - a ', the Earl of Rosslyn in the chair. e e NEW MEMI)ERS.it s 87 gentlemen, 70 of whom are tenant-farmers, were balloted for and admitted as members. Among the number were:- a The Hoe James Sandilands, Barntort, ...

... TIDE TABLE, &c., FOR THE ENSUING WEEM. lot a TIDES AT JULY. ABERSEN|. Rises. Sets. M Horn, Even..c ler. Wednesday 18 3 428 46 4 3 3 55 ch, Thursday . .. 19 3 44 8 45 5 4 11 427 lv; Priday.2D 3 . 45 . 8 42 6 4 44 5 I k;Saturday .23 474 752. 1 Ik; Sunday ,..223 49 8 40 P.Q. 6 8a33 e Mlonday. 2, 3 51. 8 38 9 7 s.714 1; Tuesday .__24, 3 52 8 35 1o 8 15 ! 8 56 Ir. -__- ?rj Rfaters of ...

... d The. becond meeting of the Administrative Reformers was t held at Drury Lanid Theatre, this evening (Wednesday). The attendance' was mich ebsathaw at the prevlounismeeting in the i-body of the house, but the stage was fully occupied. o. Mr :M . Morley, who presided, t'efetfsd to the contradiction :.-given, in the Houesaof' Commons,hby Sir Charles Wood, to the statemrent made at the last ...

... The Iydaspes arrived at Spithliad on Friday from the East, w. with the following passengers and invalids:-Captain Ifesketh, of the *46th * Captain Mitchell, of the Royal Horse Artillery, in military charge; Mrs Jones, Mais3 Jackson, five second-class passengers.9, four soldiers' wives, anrl 202 invalids, many of whom d ale badly wounded, one, Private Hardy, of the 31th, hav-iighad d as many as ...

... .To . IE t-tqf O AD~DEEN JORS;L HYDROPATfiVAS APPLIED6O6' T O HORfil Sieut-Being desired by variousfpersons, indifferent pirts of Scot-: forc ledt ififihd-themn and the public, through the newspapers, dan how the water cure is applied to horses,: I request you will irv , 1 sert the following statement in the Josurnal. Well then, sup- EX; pose a base of common cold. The horse is sick-has no ...

... ._:. Satsn'4a1s3 4 Je .7i Z Tinr Monthly Meeting of the Loard was 'hold this day-Mr Ross in the chlair.. ' PURSENT~ -Baillie' ?eslie; Messrs. Cromabiei, Lumeden, Rose, Buyers, Bothwell, Berry, Macaudrew, Ironside, Campbell, Urqnhart, Gildiwie, Bisset;.and Gray. The INSPECTOR reported that lie had,- in iaceordance with the Board's instructions, communicated, to the Secretary of the lhair Board ...

... SCt bffNO . 1. - ; - . .1 1I I - i . - 1 . f -,; s., I\.Th1S SCiO'roE 'EtWcAierorBx-Plur'fellownlga~uses~are .to beuoved bythe'Lord Advocate:-.' .:v1. : b Cnaus ftfteon add, Provided always that every achbehehool- niatgt'eti shalli prior tolhis election, produce to the electersia oer. tifilate, signed by.a minlster of, the 'roliglous defiotinatlota toT ,which he belongs, attesting his ...

... j TRANSMISSION OF STAMPED NEWSPAPERS TO I BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES. | GENiRAL POST-OFrICE, June, 1856. fr On and from the 30th instant, tb e period allowed for posting tc newspapers intended for transmission by post beyond the limits fl of the United Kingdom will be extended from seven to fifteen Ih days after the date of publication ; but, before any ne6vspaper R can be so ...