... CRYSTAL PaLAcE.-Saturday, July 21. Admissions on payment, '33; by season tickets, 3,731: total visitors, 4,464.-Monday, July 23. Admissions on payment, 10,842; by season tickets, 546: total visitors, 11,388.-Tuesday, July 24. Admissions on payment, 6,703; by season tickets, 434: total visitors, 7,137.-Wednesday, July 25. Admissions on payment, 8,361; by season tickets, 618: total: visitors, 8 ...

... : TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, JULY 22. 1855.. THE 3ATTLE OF PARTIES. For every sortie of the Russians, for every attack directed by the Allies against the strong works of Sebas- topol, we have at home a corresponding series of opera- tions. If the vigour, animus, and fury which are exhibited at home were brought to bear on the Malakoff and Rddan, we should by this time have penetrated within the ...

... ADULTiBRATIONS OF FOOD. -XOr. Scholefield's Committee. The Committee appointed by the House of Commons to inquird ?? the subject of the adulteration of food, assembled at one o'clock on Fridy afternoon, in Committee-room No. 13. Mr. Seholefield was the cbairman and there were also present Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Viscount Ebriaglon Viscount Goderich, Mr. Gregson, Lord Claude Hamilton, MIr, ...

... LATEST FO RE I G N. We have a very recent despatch from the Crimea. It is dated at six o'clock on Friday evening. General Simpson says: ' Cholera is decidedly on the decline. The siege operations progress favourably The Moniteur of yest eray contains a despatch from General Pelissier, dated Thursday, which is equally satis- factory. Letters from Dantzic state that one portion of the fleet ...

... e FRANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) 1i Paris, July 7, 8.30 A .M IO The Alo2niteurr announces that the Minister of War has re- ceived the following telegraphic despatch from General Pelis- sier:- g Everything is going on satisfactorily in the situation. The members of the Legislative Corps, headed by their Pre- sident, presented to the Emperor yesterday evening the bills for the loan ...

... FUTURE CHANGES AND PROSPECTS. (From the Times.) , The news of the war is more than usually grave. We have i indeed still to learn the particulars of our ill success on the 18th, and are still without tidiigs of any further attempt; but-while I we wait time wears on, and nature takes its course. Lord Rag- Ian's iron constitution has at length given way to a cause that has laid many a younger ...

... FROM BALTIC'C(IttESlPON DENTS. 1.1 ?? .1 . ,. - - - .. at _ .. 1 __ ?? - - ?? _ - I (From tbe Northern Wxnlere's Corrospondeinco.) 1i.iU.S , offCronstndt, 2d July, 1855.. 8i'nce mv last, the fleet has bsen receiving additions daily |. Onr the 26th June, tile (eyscr peadle-steamer joined us, wil'. the Ijind gunboat and two inortrir'vcsscls. Next day, we put, on board our gunbolat a 82-poniidb7 ...

... A CORRESPONDENT in the Crimea writes under date of June 29th The number of medical officers seceding from the pro- fession of surgery in the army, and adopting that of the sword, is rapidly increasing. Assistant-Surgeon Shaw Phelps, of the 55th Regiment, whose retirement appears in the Gazette of the 15th June, just arrived, was appointed to an ensigncy in the same regi- ment on the same date. ...

... IN describing the accompanying sketches of this celebrated Russian stronghold, we beg to be understood, by, our readers as treating it entirely in a warlike point of view, and speak- ing of it more for its renown as an impreg- nable and unapproachable fortified island, than for its commercial or architectural re- nown, which, in the present crisis, are looked upon quite as secondary items in ...

... As every-day events in con- nexion with the present fearful struggle in the Crimea proves that war, to be played as a winning game, must also be a scientific one, we cannot but look upon improvements in gun- nery as a great step towards the achievement of so desired, yet destructive an object. Con- nected with this idea, the Lan- caster gun-of which we give an engraving-shows a ten- dency in ...

... CITY OF CARLISLE. THE proceedings of the Royal Agricultural Society in the North of England were commenced at Carlisle on Thursday the 19th, by the partial opening of the show ground to the public. The admission, however, was confined to the trial-yard, where ex- periments were made with various steam engines and other machinery of large dimensions, to afford the judges the oppor- tunity of ...

... Although neither success nor advantage would pro' lably attend any attempt to apport; in the responsibility attaching to the late cheek of the allied arms before Se- bastopol, we think it of great importance that the course and circumstances of those operations should be ap- preciated with all the accuracy possible, and that all the instruction derivable from such a lesson should be turned to ...