... OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. London, Monday light.-A supplement to the Ga. ectto contains a despatch, dated the 26th June, from the late Lord Raglan, inclosing the weekly medical report, dated the 26th, and lists of casualties. The medical report states that cholera and bowel ConTplaints had been on the increase within the last two or three days, but that neither the admissions nor deaths h~ad becn so ...

... THE VIENNA OONNUEMNCES. The papers rospeeting the Austrian proposals for a settlement of the Eastern queslion,.haveloeen laid before parliament, and were nublished on Fiiday. The fol- lowing are two or three of the most intereating of these iwportaut documents::- (No. 6:) Lord John Russell toathe Earl of Clarendon. Vienna,. April 16, 1865. My Lord,-The Russien essengser will arrive to- day ; ...

... NEWCASTLE, JULY 20, Considerable excitement has prevailed, both in and out of parliament, since our last publication, arising from Loed John Russell' yienna missicll, and his lord- ship's relinquishment of ofce. The embarrassments occasioned to the ministry, by this affair, will probably be got over; but, at the end of last week, and on alon. day, almost every variety of rumour was afloat, and ...

... NEWCASTUL, JULY 6. The prominent events of the week have been-the death of the e mmmder-in-clief of the British army in the crimes, and the speech of the French emperor, in opeuiig tbe Logislative Assembly. Lord Raglan died 1 from cholera on the evening ot Thursday the 2Sth ult.; and such is the rapidity with which the telegraphic wires now flsah intelligence, even across the hngth and breadth ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI. RENEIVEI) ATTACK ON THE REDAN. Lord Peanmure has favoured the Electric Telegraph Cvpmpany with the following despatch from Geueral Simpoon -Crimea, 11lh July, 440 ?? fire yeeterday had good effect on the Reden. Cholera is decreasing, and the health of the army is satisfactory. PARus (Thursday).-The Afe'teour publishes a de- spatch from General Pelissior, announcing the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JULY 19. Lord BROUGHAM, in presenting some petitions against the Education (Scotland) Bill, appealed to the Duke of Argyle to withdraw it for the present session, on the ground that, owing to a considerable portion of it being in the nature of a money bill, their lordships could not ?? it fully. He further supported this appeal by urging the period at which it had ...

... RUSSIAN POLIOY IN 1783 AND 18,5. The ? Paris Hfonitimr of Saturday last, publishes do- oumenlB of a highly interesting charaeter. Th'.y Con- sist of deqpatchce that peed between M. de Vergennes, minieter of Louls XVI., and the French Ambaseadors at the courts of Vienna and London. The firet bears date January 6, 1783, and the laot July lb, of the same year, Thme state papers present a wriising ...

... . The convocation of the clergy for the provines of Canterbury resumed their adjourned sittings at West- minister on Thursday. Besides the Archbishap of Can- terbury nine prelates-the Bishops of Oxford, Exeter, Wiochester, Salisbury, Lincoln, St Asaph, Bl4th and Wells, London, acid Glouncster-assetnbled in the lower house. In the foeimer, the Bishop of London brought up the report of a ...

... LETTER FRO-M1 THIE CRIMEA. The followving letter has boen received in this town by the brother of a soldier in the Coldstream Guards serving before Sebastopol, and handed over to us for publication in !he Cousralta- SebAstopol, Jane 28.-We left Balaklava on the IG:h June, aud on the 18th the allied arnaies had to storm the Round or Malakhoiff Tower aad lledan. We started at 4 o'clock in the ...

... THE SAILE t W BEER ACT. Good service is being done just now by the select committee upon the New Public-house Act, which is pursuing its inquiries under the presidency of Mr Henry JBerkeley. The witnesees hitherto examined are mostly gentlemen of extensive -experience in the administra- tion of the law, and -eapecially cognisant with the working of those otatutes which circumscribe the free- ...

... DESTRUCTION OF FORT SA-ARTHOLMI Wi'ThI THlE BARRACHS AND STORE6S OF LOVISA. Despatalhe, of which the following are copies or ex- tracts have this day been received from ?? the lion. R. S. Dancas, Commander-iL-Ohief of her Maeest)'s ships end vessels in the B:Altic:- .Dukc of Wellington, Tolboukin Lighthouse, July 7. The hl- gieienue returned this morning from Lovisa, and I annex a report ...

... ThE OPERATIONS OF THE FLEET. (From a Correapondoit of the Morning Herald.) Rear-Admiral Sir E. Lyons returned with his fleet on the 16th to Kazatoh. On the evening of the 16tb, the night attack by the steamers on the sea defences of 8ebmatopol began, all the steamers going iu and dis- charging their broadsides, so that some eight or nine vessels thus harass the -Russian vessels very much. The ...