... . Tsrkish Loau,--considered in Committee:-(In the Committee.)- Motion made, and Queetlon plut, That it is the opinion of thla Committee, that her Majesty he authorised to guarantee the peyment of the interest oa the loan of ive millions sterling, to be contracted for by his Imperial Majesty the Sciltan, in pursuance of the Convern tion signed at London on the 27th day of Jaun, 1855, between ...

... IPRINCE GORTCHAKOFF0S REPORT OF THE ' ASSAULT ON THE 18TH. SUAL L et the (The following appeared In our Evening Edition yesterday.) ao have The Invahide Rusae of June 27 contains the above Bd out, report. We quote without abridgment: d aim- We have received the following detailed report from than Aids-de.Camp General Prince Gortchakoff, relative to the thteassault made by the French on the ...

... ILOND ON, TUESDA Y, JUL Y 10. IN the HOUSE of LORDS, yesterday, the Earl of DERBY appealed to Lord Lyndhurst to withdraw the bill he had introduced for repealing the Abjuration Oath. The session, he remarked, vas approaching its close; the measure involved the much-controverted question respecting the admission of Sews to parlia. nent, and government some time since had stated, in the other ...

... THlE SUNDAY DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE.I I PARK. I trong r fire, EX SMINATION OF THE PRISONERS AT with bIA.LBOROUGH-STREET. )e the A. dense crowd of persons, the majorityof a very low class, 'aget, assembled before the police court at an early hour, to learn arcd the result of the complaints against about seventy persons taken into custody on Sunday, in Hyde-park, for various litted. offences and ...

... FRO.U the L ONDON GAZETTE, Friday, J7ug 27. FOREIGN-OFFICE, J rY 24. Tho Qucen bus been pleased to epprove of Mr. Georgo Adim 'Wiener as consul at Hong lioag for the Emperor of Austria. WAR-OFFICE, JuLY 27. BREtVET. Major-General James Simpson to be lieutenant.general in the army; Lieutenant-General James Simpson to hove the lecal rank ox general in the Crimea, aad in thedominion3 of tbo ...

... NAVAL AND MILI1ARY. WAR PRIZES. (Prom last night's Ga.eCte.) BY THBE QUEtN.-A PROCLAMATION. Victoria, R.-'Whereas by our royal proclamations dated the 29th day of March, 1854, after referring to oar order in council, bearing date on the said 29th day of March, 185l, whereby we ordered that general reprisals be granted against the ships, goods, and subjects of the Em. peror of all the Rupic as, ...

... LETTERS FROM DR. EAS TON AND LIEUTB- NIANT GENESTE. I m- The following letter has been received by Dr.l P Eas'on's sister: It is to be noted that Dr. Easton refers to a letter which e' he lad addressed to his sister before his removal to the place h-where be is now confined. This letter has not been re- en ceived; and we (ldisbuerghsg press) cannot help connect- ing its non-arrival with the ...

... PA RIJAMEN7ARY BUSINESS. HOUSE OF COMMONS-THIS DAY. ORDERS OF ToE DAY. Lady Raglan and Lord Raglan's Annuities Bill-Third reading. Tenants' Improvements Compensation Bill-Committee. Pairtnership Amendmnent Bill-Commaittee. LiPited Liability Bill-Committee. Stage Carriages Duties, &c., Bill-Second reading. Coal Mines Inspection Bill-Third reading. Ftisheries (British Islands and France) Bill ...

... d MORNYING CHRONICLE OFTICB, n ~Monday. 1 v.m. e SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL d 0 dREPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS. d OFFICIALS DESPATCH. By a WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 16. ?? Panmure has received information that a Russian sortie took place against the French Rifle Pits in front of the Malakoff on Saturday night, : which was gallantly repulsed. The army is healthy. e r eTELEGRAPHIC DESPATCiES. e S ST. PETERSBURG, ...

... RAIL WA YS. EASTERN COUNTIES. A special meeting of this company was held at the London Tavern on Friday, to consider the propriety of confirming an agreement with the East Suffolk Company for the con- struction and working of their lines-Mr. P. Waddington, M.P., in the chair. The CnAiOAO AN said that he appeared before the pro- prietors in pursuance of a pledge given in the last two half. ...

... BARRO W SCHOOL. A number of the old pupils of Harrow dined together at di the Freemasons' Tavern on Wednesday evening. The hall se was elegantly decorated with salvers, epergoes, flowers, &c. mo The chair was occupied by Sir Robert Peel, Bart., sup- th ported by the Hon. F. Ponaonby, Mr. A. Stafford, M.P., in Lord Garlies, the Rev. Francis Trench, Rev. ?? 0. Blackall, B Captain Sapte, Rev, J. ...

... ST. DUNSTANS VILLA, BEGENT'S-G PARIK. On Wednesday there was a private view of the costly effects at this villa, better known as the Miarquis of Hert. ford's, Among the visitors were Sir James South, the Earl of Lonsdale, Baron L. Rothschild, Alderman Sir W. Carden, &c. Tbe furniture and effects, a few valuable pictures, antique sculptures, Florentine bronzes, &c., are to be sold by ...