... LORD]) DALHIO USI E. ?? the Econoxillst.) Ito Among the business-like men whom Sir Robert t Peel gathered round him in hiS 1ast iemorable Ad- ,; ministration, none beamne more holnourably known di! as an efiicienit man of business than Lord Dalhousie, th as President of the Board of Trade. lie had estab- 1c lisbed a reputation by reducing to order the chiaos of work which inundated his ...

... FORIG I- TELLIGENCE. (Continued from page 4.) 11 FRANCE. (From the Times' Correspoldtneo.) ti Paris, Wednesday, .J'uly 18, 6 r . as. some of the private letters received fron the camp of the. d Allies yesterday are far more encouraging than for some weeks ti past, and to a certain degree the iunizression produced by the Is cheek of the 18th. seems wearing off. The tone of despondency fl which ...

... THE ASSAULT ON TIHE REI)AN AND TIIE AIALAXIIOFF BAT'T'ER IES. .I t ?? aA a.A 1- MM >nr W.-z) .| vx lv (Front thle Special Correspondence of tle )Daily Neirs.) Camp above Sebastopol, June 17. (I'EN'IG 1OF Tlll: BOMIIIARDMENT. Thel bombardment opeied at break of dlay. A rocket from one of the French batterins on the right of Careening Blay was the signal, and was followed immodiately by a heavy ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TRURSDAY? Juhzi 28. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five b'clck. Lord BROUGHAM said that he had received a communi- cation from the Brazilian ambassador to this country in re- ference to the remarks he had made in that House the other night with respect to slavery and the slave trade. That com- munication dirroborated every word that lie (Lord Brougham) had ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, JULYF S. I lUIJOK, VX' -~t-iJW[V. ?? -- I A morning sitting, wilich occupied from twelve o'clock until I nearly four, was held, the wholo of whiab was takcen up) by tbe e consideration in committeo of tho clauses and schedules in t the Local Management Bill, F *Tile House resuined at sik toelaltt In reply to Admiral WVAICOTT , Lord PALMERSTON said that the order of ...

... HOUSE OF COBIMONS-TUESDAY, Juiy 24. Xa_ t__qw.~onenl The SITrAKUE took[ the'ehair at twelve o'clock. C TURItiSHt LOAN BLuL. b This bill was brought in by Air. WilsoN, was read a irst e time, and ordered to be read a second time on Thursday. S TENANTS'D5IPROV13BENT COMP'ENSATION (iltrLAsc) BtILL. The House wvent into committee onl this bill. Lord PALMERSTON rose and said that, considering the ...

... SIEGE OF MEBASTOPOL. (Frecii the Morning Chroniele's Correspondence.) Balaklava; July 10. The works in front of the Ma]Ihhoe Tower and the Redan l have been actively prosecuted, and are nearly, if not entirely, ;finished. A Russian force has made its appearance on the Mackenzie heights, and we hardly know what they are or what they are doing. To judge by the number of their tents and the space ...

... .- (From the Examiner.) It is awise maxim not to despise an enemy; but v there is a fault on tile opposite side, that of enormously ,i exaggerating the powver of an enemy. To what pur- i pose do men in high position in Parliament dilate o0i lthe might ~of Russia, and the difficulty of coping with her ? What is the effect of this but to encourage the It enemy, who knows how to make use of ...

... S C 0 ' rL A N 1). 'od ?? is reipiriteM that Lord tMelville, commaender of the Vlorces ii Scotlanl. ?? go out to the Crimea to take otnantd zf a division.-Couorant. Cavairy Joe' / : ?? draft of the Scots Greys, consisting ?? two oflieers and twenty-nine men, with fifty-two horses mle to leave Edilnburgh to-day at twelve o'clockl, by the Caledonian Lhailwany tf Car- lisle. From thence they will ...

... 1- (1rom the Times.) The following is an extract from a letter from one of the *eflying squadron of the Baltic fleet 'e July 16. -d 1 In the early part of last week we crossed the gulf'and e visited the south shore, calling at two places, Kounda Bay and Be Koskola, at both of which we found Cossacks and Government d stores. We burnt the buildings, including a Cossack barrack, at Koskola ...

... LORD DUNDONALD AND THE GOVERNMIENT. (From the Mornin2 lhrln 1 ?? __ A - `m vV Y hIMENT. d, (From the Morning Chronicle.) td Public attention has been repeatedly called to thie st great difficulties attending the operations of our fleet Ji against that apparentlyiimpregnable fortress.- Croii- ie stadt ;` and we are now fast approaching the close Mf a, the second naval campaign in the Baltic ...

... Ot (From the Times.) nt The two great Parliamentary contests of the week, it believed to be the last of the session, were over, and the House, which had been swollen to lo nearly 600 members on Thursday night, scattered it rapidly during the morning of Friday. Members in believed the session at an end, and assembled in small 3d numbers, and without any strong appearance of interest, v- when ...