... lotner Lord Charles Polharn Clinton names no less than 20 colts those for the Derby of 1857, 12 being by tho Flying Datchman. ndent It was currently reported in Portsmouth Garrison on Tues. se all day that General Simpson had resigned the command of the rsos British army in the Crimea. a Messrs. Strahan, Paul and Bates, were again brought up at ved a Bon-street, on Wednesday, from the House of ...

... The Archbishop of Toledo has pretested against the execu- ih] tion in his diocese of the law for the sale of ecclesiastical sia property, but the government has disregarded the protest, and Sv has placed an armed force at the disposal of the commissioner WE charged to effect the sale. mt HIELIGOLAND.-A Hamburg correspondent of the Indepen- is dance, writes:- It is now positively stated that ...

... * TlE METROPOLIS. The Commrission~rs ?? rtsolved that the health el and welfare of the metropolie require that the sewage and h drainage, instead of beivg allowed -to flow with daily increas-. ni ing pollution into the bed of the Themes. should ba trans- vi ferrsd north of the river to Barking-coreek-, and south thereof or below Plumstead- narehes. ?? PRINCE 3S OZARTORTSKY'S CONCERT FOR. THE~ ...

... IMpERIAL PARLIAMENT. in of HOUSE COF LORDS-FRIDAY. he Lord LYNDHURST called the attention of their lordships if to the fruitless attempts which had been made during the m present session to carry through Parliament measures of pe legsl improvement. if The LORD CHANCELLOR said that much of the delay it was to be attributed to the House of Commons for its th inattention to measures which their ...

... We take the following extract from the letter of one of the most intelligent and smart officers in the Baltic fleet:- Her Majesty's ships Arrogant and Magicienne, and gun- boat Ruby, on the 20th of June, having arrived off Rotschen. salm, where there was a strong, well-built, circular casemated l fort, with 40 embrasures, and being about 12 miles from c Frederickshamn, a party from the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. lasl The Hlouse of Lords sat for a short time on Friday night, did but the business before it wae entirely ofa otn descrip- x tion.ob HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. Ib The Roman Catholic Charities Bill was withdrawn. cl In reply to a question from Mr. Knox, ins: Mr. MOccSELL said that information had been received not by the authorities at Woolmich as to the alleged failure of ...

... Notwithstanding the discouragement which the n conduct of Government has occasioned on almost every point connected with the army, and the deep- seated feeling caused by the terrible and heart- rending occurrences in the Crimea,-recruiting for our military forces is still going on, at the rate of cl 1000 per week ; but, when the Ministerial' Observer' h tells us that this is taking place ...

... (f)4t AM4 wilb 94tattifft. !- ~ ~ _ _ _ _ _A BANGOR, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1855.; di in LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE al Df AUSTRIAN PROPOSITIONS. fe to in 3- When it was asserted, a few weeks ago, that there do y was a war party and a peace party in the Cabinet' -h + and that Lord John Russell was at the head of the of *k latter, the assertion was indignantly denied by the w to organs of the ...

... AGRICULTURE AND XORTIOULTURE. The clouds which had for some days looked promising have at length burst, and copious showers have descended with the Titer, most beneficial effect. The excessively hot and dry weather from E was beginning to tell most injurionsly on all the garden crops. Peas5 fri The potatoes were showing symptoms of premature ripening, Scotech and in many soils the crops of ...

... I AN ENGLISH CAPTAIN TAKEN AS A SPY, CAMP B~ou SEBOASTOPOL, June, 26. Active search has been made during the last few days for Russian spies supposed to be in the camp, Several innocent1 persona have been taken up fin suspicion. Among others, Captain Freeman Armstrong, of the 18th Royal Irish Regi- I ment, was yesterday arrested as a spy. He had come over on horseback from the Third Division, ...

... A magistrates' ineetiog wvas held at the County Hall, in this town, to hear the compaijnt of NIr. Thlomlpson, of the firm of sP Thompson and Hlaworth, of Trdilysn Farm Colliery, agailst allm Dfavid Evans, Peter Jones, Robert Whitley, and Thomas Parry n for conspiring with others to prevent (tile George E'vaus from am driving the engine at ihe complainants' colliery. 'lro magistrates present ...

... civil Tme Journal de, St. Petersbouo'9 publishes a correspondence lawy Tepepctio1g the outrage at Hatigo, which Rusesi excuses on the officr ground thlat the flag- of. trace was not up. Russia accuses maer' _~ugland of making an improper use of flags of truce. ?? Vulture arrived at Dantzic with the mails on Thursday.T The fleet is again cff Cronstiadt. Foirty-six infernal machines T have 'been ...