... IpwsIeh LghfiDt & MAvig CommisonI The annuals meeting wa held at the Town Hall. on 'ednesday lbst. The hour fixed upon was nine, but it was half-past befoe a numaber was in attendance suffi- denlt to foia rufl5 s Mir. Charles Bro zsalled to the chair. The first bufiness was to elect a ommittee of Mit ngsefment for the ensuint year. The following wee the elections for the respective parishes se ...

... The report of the reatta on Tuesday will be foiwd in the fourth page of the Journal. On Wednes.daY, a he crand reviewrof yachts took place. Scee pralpzes were hr afterwards contested for, and there~ WAS 8 Itire gather. it in-. of highly respectable people, who flomr *thei pierd wacedteexhilarating spectacle. An excifinc g'X ha mathlokplw~etwe~nhe~nnLind, I'll Tryl Low. t estoft), Welcome Home, ...

... headed by their President, presented to the Em. e peror on the evenine of the 6th inst.. bills for, a the loan sndl for the contingcnt for 1iS6. To the ad. j dress of the President the Emperor made the following reply: I thank the Legislative Corps for the readi. nes swith which it has voted the tvro bills which you n bring to me, and I e-press mv gratitude for it. I know t how onerous are the ...

... Twa O2a. or THM BATE.-The Queen held on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. an Investiture of the o Mtost Hon. Order of the Bath. at Buckinghams Palace. IC .he order of Knight Grand Cross wa conferred upon 3] Vice-Admiald James Whitley Deans Dundas, his Royal 5' . Hihness thze Duke of Canibridwe, Lieut..General Sir m De Lacy Evans, General Sir James Macdoncell. and *4 I General Sir Hlew ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE I Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign ParFi i MEETING AT YOXFORD. a The annual district meeting in behalf of this Society, ca was held at Yoslord on Tuesday last. The chair was taken by Col. Bence. In the absence of the vicar, the accustomed prayers were read by the Rtev. G. A. Whitaker, Rural Dean, when. The CHAISIIA%. in allusion to the death osf the late Sir Chares Blots, ...

... NAVAL AND SiMLiTARt INTELLIGENCE. ; Ten seamen belonging to the Mleteor floating-battery liave been coziimnitted to Maidstone Gaol for 2S days, with hard labour, for negligence of duty and insolrece. Ensign Carl von Blucher. grandson of the late Mar. r shal Blucher, han volunteered to serve in the Forejin Legion. He was brought over from lfeligoland by the Hereti, and landed at Folvestone, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THIenTVAV. JUly 12. The House of Lords sat only for a short time, and adjourned, aftcr forwding several bills a stage. IHOUSE OlF CO M IONS. THURSaXV, July 12. Theate #rVegoliatIon of ViewYe.-Lord PALSMERMTOV presented copies of furtherpapers connected with the late negotiations at Virnnn. Lord J. RuqSaLL. referrinr to an inquiry made bh Mr. Disraeli in his absence on Tuesday, ...

... T- WARl In THE EAST. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. WA3t DEFE.iw r JulyF . As*. Lord Panmare has vcered the ?? cramunic- tiotrom the Crime dated M y5 5, 5 ?? Cholera has nwt increased since At lst ?? nd the amy contiues in satisfactory health. The Jobma de CbO91Wdix*pie gives cnrren2C to the rnmour, as one ?? in cap, that keneral Simp- son hasexp~ f sed his Fith to resi5 l ?? of *a WO& am in the Cam ...

... (From tbi Speew Corrsratdent of the 2Wa.s C JULY ?? Morning we were aroused by a pretty t heay fiing on -.he Redan'. which conmmencing at day. bren, lasted for nearly four hours. About 8 o'clck v it gradually djie away. and for the remainder of the % day the Oeeasioial booming of the guns wras heard as it t has been heard daily for many months. The cause of the activity was that the redan wa ...

... M ISCE LLANE OU -S BvGEYS -ojesaty C; tlsi Tt t?5I , mpV dn~ by their Royal the King of the Be~ignesacCsrompSidte ontdn Iligheesses the prisces5 uitse artised at I e Plarudres. anm attended by a c Dover at eleven oiclock on WedD C Belcian mnil Pae'ket-.boat TcPSz ci for atculniodat- The subscriptihon 1 y-s at Chelns.S ing the ?? hra Soll ShomWa to ens fird, in I,& (for whir 2 was emeinatd to ...

... A lhtter from before Sebastopol. states that on the j 13th ult. Gencral l'ev'icr visitc:l Gencral Csorobere. to prcscnt him uith the grand cordon of the Legion ot Hlotnour. The Juurnta/dte l.ontclineple estimates at 22o r50 thc number of Russian troolnj at 1'cckop. Sissee n ren-i . timcnts ofcavairv are bhefore Eupatoria. General WVilliam s had left Erzeronia for Kars. lreparations were masing ...

... T THIE WAR 1X THE EAST. e I d EMBMARCATION OF THE REMAINS OF THE LATE LORD RAGLAN. (From the Lidon GCaet.) n WAR DPAR atNt-, 3Sily i8. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and ie its enclosures. add'ressed to 40t Tordship by Lieutenant -. GentemI. Simpson. It In his despatc, w~ieh is dated July 7. General Simp. i. SOn says:- I have the honour to acquaint Your lordship that It the ...