... It was to be eaxp)cted that after so 'h an attempt, and it must be admitted, auch a rebuff, as the affair of the 18th, some interval would be permitted te elapse before anything fresh was attempted. Soldiers, however brave, are but flesh and blood after all, and the gallanh assaulters of the Malakoff are no exception to the role. *the sur- vivors of that dread day are said to be unusually ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS I If any of -our subscribers to whom unstamped copies of the Chronoice may be sent today desire the stamped edition, we Shall be-obliged by an intimation to that effect. If there be any to whom a stamped one Is sent by post who prefer the cheaper copy, we shall be glad to receive a suggestion as to how the latter can be supplied to them. Any tract or pamphlet, or other ...

... METROPOLITAN MEMORANA. I (From our om Corrspondent.) ! London, Thursday Evening. When, in my last, I hinted that the Populace of London, in- dignant at what they regarded as a selfish and hypocritical attempt, on the part of the aristocratic element of society, to subject them to a new cartailmentof their comforts and enjoyments, intended to repeat their Hyde Park demonstration On a larger ...

... I | THE WAR. Constantinople, June 25.-Aon attack on Eupatoria is expected. Thirty thousand wussian infantry have joined Whe -large cavalry force. Vienna, July 3.-Accunts from the Crimea, of the 29th of June, state that the allies had received fresh rein. forcementis.- (Prom yestecrday's Daily Newas) Letters from Paris state that there is reason for be- lieviug that instead of adopting the slow ...

... ?? A special meeting of the Corporation was held in the council-chamber of the Town-hall, on Thursday last. t Present-The Mayor, in the chair; Aldermen Monk, c Brown, Shawe, R. Pedder, P. Catterall; Councillors G. t Smith, R. Parker, J. J. Myres, Humber, Salts, Swar- - brick, S. Smith, W. Threlfall, Gate, J. Parker, Billing- ti ton, Breakell, Dixon, Hodgson, Watson, Raw, Bunt, P Talbot, ...

... One of Lord Raglan's horses has been presented to General La Marmora, commanding the Piedmontese. The Queen's photographer has received orders to visit Fort Pitt and Brompton Hospitals, for the purpose of taking the likenesses of all the Crimean ?? News. The government have announced their intention, through the Admiralty agent at Liverpool, to receive tenders for the supply of 60,000 gallons ...

... |I An old woman at Newcastle has been upwards of loQ times on the policelbooks for drunkenness, An Italian translation of Layard's Nineveh, by Count Ercole Malvasia Tortorelli, has appeared at Bologna. The Canadian government has appropriated £5,000' for the purchase of seed wheat, to distribute among des,. titute settlements. After the separation of the Cabinet Council, on Satur- day ...

... A 'BOMBAR1AIMENT OFSEBISTOP OL..E, DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL S~iMPSON. the li London, Thursday.-Lord Panmure has favoured the sions Telegraph Company with the following despatch from vicin General Simpson: varle Crlrmea, July 25th, 5 P.m-Chiolera has not Inorcased since for b my last report, and the ns my continues ins satisfactory health., share The London Gaset', containiq two despatches ...

... |I General Post Office, 29th June, 1855. Gentlemen,.I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th Instant, aecompanied by a specimen copy of the Preston Chronicle, a publication of which you are the printers, and which you desire to register in order to entitle it to the privilege of transmission beyond the United Kingdom as a newspaper. I have also received the sum of five ...

... WAR MISCELLANY, I (CONTMD.) GENERAL HOSPITAL, FORT PITT.-Her Majesty has sent three excellent arm.slings to the three men with fractured arms who attracted special notice on her late visit to Fort Pitt. On each sling was inscribed- A Present from her Majesty. From the 24th September, when the camp was first established before Sebastopol, until the 23rd of Novem- ber-a space of 58 ?? Raglan, ...

... - w MR;. TOWNLEY PARKER voted in favour of Mr. Scully's motion, in the House of Commons, for an open examina- Is tion of candidates for the civil service; also in favour of jMr. Roebuck's motion for a call of the house next dl Tuesday. Sir Geo. Strickland was absent on both di. ,r visions. t H OT TIME IN MILLS. -The meetings convened Y in Preston last week and the preceding week, to consider ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 23. PBOYAI, COBM~iSIN. \ T~he royal assent was given by commission to the fol- lowing and some other ?? Raglan and Lord Raglan Annuities, Gold Wedding Rings, Friendly So- cieties, Christ Church (Tofirnorden) Marriages Validity, Birlenhead and Liverpool Docks (Trust), Property of Birkenhead Dock Trustees; England and Ireland Im- provement Communication, Furness ...