... LON DONs . TEURSDAY, JULY 12, 1855, In the HousE of COMMONS yesterday, Mr. WALPOLE moved that Baron Rothschild be allowed to be heard by his counsel and agents be- fore the committee now examining into the validity of his seat. The motion was, after some discussion, agreed to. IOn the motion for going into committee on the Church Rates Abolition Bill, M Mr. FOLLETT opposed the motion, on the ...

... BRIU ISH SLA VEHOLDERS. The following petition was lately presented to the House of Lords by Lord Brougham:- TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE PEERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN PARLIADMENT ASSEMBLED. The Petition of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, Humbly Showeth-That your petitioners have learnt with deep pain that there are at the present ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The Moniteur of to-day announced the death of Lord Raglan in the following terms:- Letters from London some days since stated that Lord Raglan was seriously ill. A despatch from General Pelissier, received to-day, dated Juno; 28, ten p.m., announces the death of the excellent, General whom the Government of Queon Victor-la selected to ...

... This distinguished officer has taken up his residence at Lsamitigton, where Lady Brown has occupied a mausion for some time past, and where also Sir George contemplates as prolonged A stay as his health may require. On Saturday after. noon the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood made a public recognition of his gallant services in the East, by the presentation of an address, most ...

... FRNOH ARMY IN THE CRIMEX | I ing are extracts from letters brought 9 Before Sebastopol, June 23. amazingly from the fire of the eru biw were laid in position for that ahiP, Eeat heavy broadsides into the ~ 51d of a However, we are soon ~pl nat revenge. and if I may judge by r fellows breathe, there tub the Russians will get the worst of co doub no time, believe me, in making y for the blood ...

... (EXTRACT FROM THE LETTER. OP A YOUNG OFFICER IN' TUE CRIMEA.] Heights above Sebastopol, June 23. I have, indeed, had great mercies vouchsafed to me. I went down to the trenche i on the night of the 18th (now, no longer the glorious 18th of June). For the first few hours they were filled with the killed and wounded whom they were bringing up about midnight from the Cemetery, thesoen6' of ...

... !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 ...

... ;R&ORM&TIOW REVOLTJTIos, AND RADICAL PL-&COEN. SIR,-We are told that certain great political changes are impending. Let us hope that from future revoluhions the people may be more benefited than by. tbose of the past. All our previous revolutions, tbough eff cted by the toil, the courage, and- the self-sacrifice of the people, have resulted in the aggrandizement of particular interests, but in ...

... IRELAND BUICIDE AT Conix.-Mr. Win. Fitzgibbon, .of Soho' tefrrc,- Cork, -committed 4s~icidis on Satutda&y -week by shootiug himself through-,,the ;bead. It appeared at the inquest that the illfated gentlenian was possessed of som6 mpersj3. -Be was a widower wit~eout a family..' Afier 1rW.Ussstlng on Saturday morning,' his servant observed ~Ia elooked'hetatiad 8nd~unwelD and'.she ?? ~.I pesuae ...

... 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 ...

... the STANoLEY AT_ LDEtA . ` emug of the. Oldham Lyceum, Lord Stanley adeeda large assemblage after'the3 bat quet at this Town- hell. and epoka as follows. -He s ?? that he' had withno31 ordinary pleasure aiccepted the invitation to be present that -day; becauneiilt thai no cerenmony could be more deeply interesting, none further removed from mere vain display Or idle and empty parade,b than ...