... 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 ...

... IM PE RI AL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, July 9. Lord LYNDEUISRT postponerl tli ,cn,nd reading of the oath of abjuration bill till Tuesday (ltb inst.), but declired, when pressed by Lird Derby. to pos-pone the ineasure ?? WINCHIL. SEA, after a short discussion, in which Lords Harrowby, Htrdwicke, St Leonards, end DerbY took part, withdrew a resolution of which he had given notice ...

... THE NEW STAFF APPOINTMENTS IN THE CRTHEA.-Lieut.-General J. Simpson is appointed the successor of Lord Raglan as Commlnder-in- Chief of the British Forces in the Crimea; Mejor-Gen. W. T. Knollvs, relinquishing the command at Aldershott, succeeds General Wemyss as Chief of the Staff; and Lieut.-Colonel Pakenham, now Assistant Adjutant-G-neral, is appointed Adjutant-General in the room of the ...

... . Mr Berkeley's Committee met again on Tuesday. Mr Elliott, the magistrate of Lambeth Police Court, examined: Had no experience as to any legal consequences arising out of the New Beer Act. Had noticed most distinctly that its operation had diminish d drunken., ness on Sunda3 s. Had bad no complaints about the act, was surprised that it had been acquiesced in so quietly. The number of Sunday ...

... ?? Intelligence. - I SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 28. The ' Moniteur' of yesterday contains the following tele- graphic despatch from General Pelissier, dated the 25th, at three in the morning. 3 After a brisk artillery fire the Russians made a sortie, about midnight, on the left of the Little Redan. As we are now quite close to them it took the enemy only an instant to reach our gabionnades. They ...

... Prom an Officer in the Crimea. I HEIGHTS aovm SBBASToPoL, JIarE 23. I have, indeed, had great mercies vouchsafed to me. I went down to the trenches on the night of the 18th (now no longer the ' gloriousl18th of June). For the'fistE few hours they were filled, with the killed and wounded whom they were bringing up about midnight from the cemetery-the scene of General Ryre's attack in the ...

... oFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM THE Crimea. WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 2, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosure, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by the late Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? BEaroaR SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 19, 1855. Mv Lord,-I informed Your lordship on the 16th that new btteris bad been completed, and that in consequence the allies bould he ...

... *r(aOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, TUSBDAY EVENING. The Committee of the Corps Legislatif appointed to consider the proposed new taxes has made its : report, which has been distributed to members to- >aday The bill is approved of, but with this qualifiea- ! tido, that the taxes, instead of being granted indefl- 8 nitely, shall be limited to the years 1855 end 1856. 3The committee expresses ...

... LA*T ST FROM ABROAD. DESFATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. [The follo wig ?? ia our Evening Edition leO- teiday] WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 12, 1855. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Editor of the Daily News, and has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which has this day reached him from General Simpson: CRIMEA, JULY 11, 1855-4.45 P.31. IsOur fire yesterday had good ...

... THE ARMS OF OUR RNFANTRY. W TO THE ZDITOIi OF THe DAILY NEWS. y Slit,-At the end of my letter on the dress of our a. infantry, published in your paper of Thursday last, [e I promised Bsome further remarks respect.ng the arms 'e which are, and those which ought to be, carried by r that branl'i of the servite. 3, It is impossible to speak in terms too strongly con- ia demnatory of the V. e ipons ...