... I THLLE WENTHER-APPALLING THUNDER STORK I The weather, wbich was varied and changeable up to the beginring of last vreek, assumed on Tuesday a character of extreme and oppressive beat, which on Thursday night be- came almost of tropical intensity. But it was not the beat alone which was generally complained of, but also a certain closeness and density of the atmosphere, which seemed as it ...

... HOUSE OF CO&MMONS-FRIVAL n LUN~ATIC ASYLUMS (IRELAND) ADVANCES BILL. Oa the motion that the house resolve into committee on this bill, t? Colonel DUNNE expressed a hope that the bill would di not be brought onl at that-hour (twenty-five minutes to 12 at o'clock). The subject was one of great interest to Ireland, and would necessarily lead to much dlscussioi2. He moved 01 that the debate be ...

... ?? ?? > Oltriti I ?? bfONUAY, JULY 2, L-b- DEATH OF LOiD RAGLAN. We little thought, when writing, onSaturday, about Lord Raglan's resignation that the venerable general was lying dead at Balaklava and the British army mourned the loss of their commander. Almost with the account of his illness came his death, which, we need scarcely add, excited profound regret among all. classes, for Lord ...

... SECOND E0111,10NO BY MAGZVETIC TELEGRAP e Freeman Oiffce, Monday, ie One o'Clock. h FRANCE. PAR1s, SUNDAY NIGHT.-I he Mfoniteur states that at one o'clock to-morrow the Emperor will open the extraordi- at nary session of 186b. Bp RUSSIAN DISPATCH. 8 Sr. PETERSBUnGH, JUNEs BO.-General Prince Gorts- chakeff writes from the Crimea, under date of the 27th, as fullows:- The lire of the allies is ...

... I Parstant to agreement, Dr. Kelly held an arbitration on Saturday, at Capel-street Police-cffice, into the mat ters in dis- pute between the members of this institution, which had been left for his jadicial examination and decision. Mr. J. A. Curran appeared for the parties claiming to be the new board of directors, by virtue of resolutions passed at a meeting held on the 11th of June. Mr. ...

... -I DzrARTUuz OF Toours.-A body of troops, conmprising detachments from the 90th, 62;, snd 14th infantry regi- ments, arrived on Saturday by the Midland Great Western Railway, from 3lullingar, and were marched to the Linen Hail barracks, there to await orders for embarkation for the Crimea. The 69th depot nov in garrison will proceed to Killkenny to-morrow by the half-past riine o'clock morn- ...

... THE ABRMY. - - -I The 56th Regiment have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to embark for the Crimea on the 9th inst. The 8d Dragoon Guards, now in garrison, are in hourly expeota- tion of the route for the East. wooden hute are being erected in Butteveat barracks for additional saconmaodation ; also at Belfast and Derry bar- racks. EiensaBT mT ITE Aaay.-Thepay ofoldlers I hence- ...

... THE NEW JUDGE-MR. J. S. WILLES. AOR- The.Doily Ndwos has the foloin observations on tihe ele- tiom vationnof this dlstingnished Irishman to a seat on tile English the bench:- L 1After sixteenl years service Mr. Justice Maule has retired wsne from the bench of the common Pleas. Distinguished in his but youth-for be was Senior Wrangler at Cambridge, in 1810 - day .ho has been eminent AS a judge ...

... BY AGNA TIC, TELEGRAPM@I HOUSE OF LORDS-~YESTERD- and The Earl of DERBY brought up the report of the corn- time mittee appointed to consider the religos oTipbl; h report to be taken into consideration on Friday. billI Lord PANMUIURE announced that he had received, from Greai ?? intelligence of the death of Lord Ragilan, and Ti presented a messange from the Queen On the subject. Her Majesty ...

... IAMERICAAAL OF THICA. (SROM OUR OWN OOBRFSPOODENaT.) Liverpool, Saudiy The British and North American royal mail atea,.ehi Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived here at an early l morning. She sailed from Boston on the 20th inL, ad brings 2S passengers.9 The news to hand is four days later than that received p the Washington at SouthallPtO.l_ The journals now before us publish a sort of pmt,,cia,, ...

... .THE ASSAULT ON THE REDAN | AND MALAKOFF BATTERIES (From the Rpecal C0s'eariondiest of h 'DailyNews.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 19.-The following is a diary of events of the last three days JUNE 16.-Captain Jobn Vaughan. of the 88th Regiment, while posting some advanced sentries in front of the left attack last night, received a mortal wound through the body from a rids ball. Hie had under ...

... I BY MA GNE TiC TELEGRAPE. LONLUO?N FUNDS-TYaTUIDAY. Two O'CLOCK, ?? for Money (shut); ?? f6r Account, 90; Is. Closing Prieso.-Consols for Money (uhut); Consols for Account, 90. 91; New Tbrees, 924. LONDON CORN MAI;KET-YEsTEaDAY. Weather hot, but rather goonsy. WhlEat-Supphles of iore growth small-of foreign fair; market well attended, but buyers shy; some Essex wheat sold at last Monday's ...