... THEWAR.- Pei-so .1 ~~~~~~THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. tic I- 0 -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~dutie CAMP DEFORE SCEAS31TOPOL, JrNF 023. IV I 'rile sad history of thme 19th, which I was Obliged to miner-opt or to onl the deporture of the mnail, is soon finishmed. TIme bodies of morn many aI bravo officer whom I know in old times-old times of tile d Lthe war, for moon's lives are short here, and tho events of a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 4,; V, i; .. . a , .,I . a.t i u. .. . -- {mperiak-@arl~~~' .-ias~.- . -. HOUSE OF COMMONS Wedllesdtcv~ 3qj~y 4 .~ bill, Alpetition 'wasf #jisontad' iby r Vbwssn, fromf thae Nati~fiaho f tb ~~~~that- lndeps~~1uontiklngdoses~~ef the ebetm~Snt ch 'seBelginmj;HO Ing t ~~' laud,'Denmisck~androtbtrg~~'grsnt' snisirysnfiieted-upon.'Sooto- ing t laud, by' the' wisfit ofaibigh offlicee of Stat ...

... TM. H E WA R. T1IE SIEGE OF SEBABTOPOL. CAMP BERORr SEBASTOPOL, June 39. The 12-gun battery on the north side, nearly opposite to -Sporne, and the small batteries beyond, commonly poUn of as the Cossack batteries, have kept up ayvery active. 6r, against the French, Inkermas, and other, redoubts east of the Careening Bay raer2e. The enemy las opened a new six- fgu battery on thlenorth side, at ...

... , n - -- e Ifer Majesty's tanfidivisit to Scotland is morethan liketly, t a we believe, to be tbis year omitted. The reasons for this dies- .e ., appointmentfLdoiibtless a disappointntent no lesseto here Mla- ni jesty than to bef Scbtch eoople-are easily to be inferred-; iz., . the visit: to the'Fiench 'Emperor; and the probably critical po- , sition of public affairs. The Royal Visit ...

... HIERRING FISHING. AIIERDVEN, Tuesday, July 17Y-The four boats at Footdd4 dstation commenced fishing on Tuesday night last. The take has been nothing to speake of-mthe best being tbisimorrlnuig when one boat had about 2 cr-ans. The retail price is about lOd 5, per dozen. STONEHAvEx, Tuesdlay, July 17.-The boats bere (about 60 Tics. in number), have done extremely little during the half-dozen ...

... TaI Annual Show of Cattle aud Horses of this Association heat was held at Green of Udny, ont 19th instant. The entries in Abei ler the different classes were-Aberdeonsbires 2d; Short-horns and l pe Crosses 155; Horses 24; Pigs 19-total 224. The Judges for hmeoat, ie, cattle and horses were lessrs Catto,Rattr ay; Straclian, Thomas. Nee R. town; and Crnickshiank, Comisty; and for the breeding ...

... FORElON INTELLIGENCE. e. I. Ii tr 0 II ey 0 n y ig x5, lei to l.' is re It, li' i. r!' de II1 Iy' tof tr- de to n,. an lcdI er.; 1tes en its ur- ';e. no, n14 Iil; mee pe: tlaP Id !.1 live iof II.) i' )uld Saul [dcl tbe sing nree lica I re lina lIac al t[ia sths fee lion scm LVo. no Ins! DOS hotl an', Sal Cos :lig ar ste ,01 atl, 1 iii Fram'ce. b't e i~ PA;Ssa4f' Sine th message m osa n the ...

... THE..E W . AR. THE~ SIEGE OF SEBAS1lOiPOL. CIsr BEsoeu, SEVASTOPOL, June 12. we ,irivme rigiir for tire moment relapsed into a State of. com- prativ -iec adrpose, but it is not that kind otf pause which proceeds from exirsustion, and which leaves it uncertain whers operartions cao be azain renewed;- it is Only tile time ne- cessary to turn to the best advantage tlbegrounsd obtained by tire ...

... TH WAR THdE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. ti BziacI SEBASTOPOL-, Juno 20. cE it is but natural that the :attack, of the allies on tire prinlci- b pal points of the Russian defences should now he scrutinized in c ra, al its, details, and, ats it hasa failed, that the plan. of tibat at. E tack Sou-mld bo seiverely criticized and unsparingly censured. It In is certainly trhe that, in seone reepek-ts, the ...