... B DI NBU R G H. ?? NxwBi OareY,-Sydney Dobell, the author of the ?? and Balder, is engaged in writing a aeries of lyrical poems, to he entitled Sorrowa of the Wanr; and Alexander Smith is said to be nearly rcady with a new poem, or rather poems, which will increase the reputation he has already, one. EDnaanosGa AND GLAiSGOWV R.AILWAY.-WC have just heard of snother ease of carelessness on ...

... |:ELECTRIC FTELEG~TAP1-IW CABn RT.COcxSCIa.-A Cabinet Coancil was held at the Foreign Office on Saturday afternoon.'' ' o later Crimean or Baltic ncwvs. Thle qang~rs arrived at Marseilles.' 'She' lriai~- Crimea letters of tlle 19th, and some tletails of i TILE AFFAtIR ON THlE 17Ths JUNE. At thlree o'clock; in thle morning an attack Mwas made on the Mlalakhoeff Tower andl the Redano. Thie ...

... (From the London Gazette of Friday.) FOn:Esos OFFI'IE, June 29. It is bereby notified that the Right Hon. the Earl of Clarendon, KlG., Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has received from the Lords Commissionlers of the Admiralty an official communication from Rear-Admairals l'enand and Dundas, comnmanding the allied naval forces in the Baltic, and acting in the ...

... -4-ulna ntlieS rf SCOTrISHI AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. a, Wepublished a few days ago an abstract of a sup- r- plementary report on the agricultural statistics, con- to sisting ot the returns of land and stock held by small ittenants. It comprises in twenty-six counties the 10 holdiugsrented at less than Lb1, and in seven counties it those rented at less than L.20-a division, howevcir sfwhich we ...

... r e?n ? cute. EDANdiEROIJS ILLNESS OF TH]E KsING OF *PRlUSSIA. Among those who have, after a fashlion, play ed a I Vart hi the events of the present time the IKing of P lrtssia must be reckoned, for, indeed, his cowardice Iand double-dealing have materially contributed to the .results which have sinew afflicted Europec, and reduced h iis ownI reputation to the lolvest point- For some time ...

... AacnCIIB5o1 CoLLIEN bags arrived in Paris fromt Roinc. ?? is lodged at the Irish College in the line des Irlandais. MATJOee-GEN.RBAL GononI, appoinlted to the corn- mand of the Belfast district, in the room of Liect- General Thomas, has arrived in Belfast, DnrAxreRiE OF Titoors.- An order from the ] H~orse Guards has been received by Lieutenant-Ge- neral Vlereing, commanding the Limerick ...

... LORD Atsn LADY Eniior have arrived at Slaius Castle, their family seat; We mre sorry to hear that his Lordship is in bad health ; but wve trust that a little retirement, and his native air, may soon restore him to his wonted lehhlll and strength. ACCInnetTAr, I)vEsVI.-Lnst Mtond~ay, a widow cc- siding at Slateford, emnployed at Ingliston ]3leaelsficld, while in the act of crossing from one ...

... WAiSTEFULNESS OF GOVERNMENT TRlAINING, A I'arliamenltary- Palerinlst prinlted, strikeingl1y show~s the wvasteful exipeiiditure ilicturedl in the training of the schoolmasters under Government management. The Knellar Hall Training SrhooI cost L.41.007, andl the aegregaltc annual expendliture inl support of the establishment in little mzore than five yca s has been L.21,131. The whole number of ...

... i e ' - MERCUlRY OFFICEI, Fonr o'clock. (I'Ylom Second Editionl of thte YTimes.) MIARSEIL1LES, Monda~y.-The Thabor arri ed l ith t5200 jnvoajids-left Constantinop~le on the 25thl Junie. Despatchos leave at nine A.2.Mx Captain Lyons was buried on the 25th. - THIE BALTlIC l~y the explosion of the infernal machinle en bound the Eternal, Admiral Seymour ?? severely inlj ured, tovWOl~ ; thn. le~ft ...

... LORD CANNING'S APPOINTM\ENT. (Thie Press.) Coalitionisno is not yet at an cnd. The P'eelite Lord Canning is selected to succeed the Peelite Mar- 'quis of Dalhousic in the; splendid office of the Vice- troyalty of India. By such an appointment the Whig 'famnilies admit that, with all their. pretensions, they have not a man amongst them capable of filling that arduous office. It was often ...

... G TUrE mighty conqucror of all our race has tonched b with his icy finger the old Gcneral who commanded b oulrarray in the Crimes, and summoaod him across i the narrow stream that separates time from eternity. in LORD R.AGLAN is no more. Between mental torhurera and bodily~ fatiguec, and the severe action of an un-*ag friendly clime upon a worn and shattered frame, his i physical strength lhes ...

... ?? .: ?? OFEFICE, ?? - IZZEcVers O'CT.OGI;. lIl:ATHI OF 1LORID IRATlXAN. . 'Ihe 1'i'ati s il/osltf rnr in: ?? Hi-lan s ie:sth, sat. ?? will sh'nre. the r~egretS of6 Xienral I 'cissiet, \rh, it I liigritilt ti at,-- ,. i* .. WEe aurc th lit ! mu aft; ted by his death, as,' durZing'^ . ?? ureretlingr 24 hoursi his health eeenme4 to have eonsiiir;eftt~lilv !hn rovedl.' e~ . .i!.Je l'mttine ...