... !L ,i TG i U.t iv i?S i *jIesil ia., c, has reri'i'td Ai ?? sad its a~enlo- ?? I~ e ?? Olt copies, Wror Lionre. Kgcroa SaR sora July 10.. arT- o -le tire .tonci r to enclose the return tite list Of cillot and woundead arc heprr: tn t icarer we 0,oroaclr ture letencea ot tic ?? r. iionher ot t:asishldes must he expected. IS, - r tarrison Curl re~gimenit, w~s- killed oil the e' ~ Lithe 7th ...

... I HINGO MASSACRE-RUSSIAN ACCOUNT. The Journal de St. Petersburg thus attempts to explain this transaction:- ; fhe circumstances connected with this incident require a most serious examination on the part of the imperial zovernuaent, because public opinion, the press, and the English government, trusting to an incorrect representationof the facts, have formed a most erroneous judgment on the ...

... A MORIL SIX-POUNDER, We know not how artillery is to be ioaed. with moral axioms. We think even the weightiest moral apothegms of' Doctor Johnson would be of no use whatever in the chamber of a gun. Mr. Dundas, the moralising member for Linlith- gowshire, has made himself for a time notorious by suggesting to Sir George Grey the introduc- tion, upon sueh human gatherings as those we hare ...

... MARSHAL ST. ARNAIUD'S CRIMEAN LETTERS. The fanily 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 Yarns on the 17thi of July to his bro- ther, he complains: Our affairs seem to be going backwards, instead of forwvards. It is ...

... IMPERITA PARLIAMENT. HfOMSE OF LORDS.-310MeDy- ~-rNi1eD EceamcIe'ICc i T1'LES..thhbO Earl ?? tdiooloa moved that th-e recagnitiofl of thosO ecclesicato(.o title's prohibited to the Roman catholic prelates by the ia o f lE 9, rntituled The Roman Cathohlo Relief Act, in . rrpary' of her Msjesty's caojosuir~oners ap olated to t'.qace into thc maragsmeat and gfoverement of the CoUeV e of ?? lee ...

... 0 ,I MR. azlizzy. St'~fiONA~LES} ?? The heavy rains elbhet very aceepi1bl0 to the erops, ?? M ,i-d Jiversleo'. withl fl oers and strawberries: form srrti PlaSe the petals of the formC -1ero forced off ndtheisatt ,ere tleaeea to the groaud and the mad washed over thed. yeere taey were sulueda it saved hetm, a ittle bat snhers her. wan neither etraa uorlittet to prohtet thesn, they reerO a& tilf ...

... KIU.ED AND WOUNDED. Lord Pimmure has received a despatch ?? Itaglan, containing a list of the killed and woanded re. Vulting from the assault of the Redan and the attack of .fhe Cemetery on the Isth ilt. TonAL Cissosr~rsO921 officers, lb sergeants, 1 drummer, '311 rank anudel filelc~dl 70 officers 82 eergeants, B druammers, l*oto rank end file weunded; Zethfeero, 20 ranlk and file mimsing. ?? ...

... _THE AARMY. WAR-OFFICE JULY 20. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Gaar'da-Sergeanb major J. Brad- bury to be Quartermaster, vice Smith, appointed Paj master. Bryal Regimeut ot Artillery-dorevet.mrjor G. E. Baker to beIAeutenautcolonei, nlce Crofton, seconded on appointment to the Turkish Contingent; Seoond Capt. T. W. Milword to be Captainjvice Baker; Lieut. M. F. Ferrers, from half-pay, t be Second ...

... I I * A monster demonstration, such as has not occurred in or near the metropolis for some years past, took place on Sunday afternoon, the 24th ult. in Hz de-park, and will long be remembered by many hundred members of the nobility and gentry who were taking their carrioges drives in the park, owing to tb e narrow escapes a great number experienced of being thrown out of their vehicles and ...

... IMPERIL PARLlAMENT, MOUSE O . ?? MO DAY. GOV11iOUNME2 'OF Tu en~~ -T5Hng fof A.Th- marle, lin presenting a ettiherm ada EpasO t ladio- dress of greieanctes, anthtteger ?? mig'ht be trafisterred t h rw.cmetda aelnt on the eobjeafifiattesoftheIeiir.Br Gaols nrpy explained srome of the leain.Wt rsett tesh said that theynsifecredtmatewelW b'oft.atnin of government5and k aesr ta heaod tno m ...

... I[USIAN REISONS FOR THE EVAOcuATION I The Invalide RBsse announces and explains the scuation of Anapa:- As far back as March of last year, when the enemy's ets entered the Black sea, it was deemed indispensa- to suppress the greater number of the fortresses Dne the coast. All these points have been occupied us solely with the object of keeping in check the ountaineers of the coast, and not ...

... On Wedurssday, a despatch was received from General Simpson, eatcd the 9th inst., informing the govern- ment that on the following ady he would resume the bomrdlnaeient of Sebastopol. On Thursday cums the infrrmation that the general had falfilled his intention, arid re-opened his fire on the 10th. The general's des. patch, under date July 11th, merely srys:- Our fire yesterday had good ...