... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RIVER TYNE COMMl SSION. THiURSDAY, JULY 12h. The coemrniseioers met to-day, Aid foddo preiing in the abenece ef the chairman. The minutes of the last meeting having been read, the minuie3 of the pro. ceeding.q of the following committees were also real - The Finance; the Northumberland Dfck, and the Police ?? Ballast Commictece. With respect to the FinanceCormmittees report, Mr 5TATHER asked ...

... The Queen inspected on Monday afternoon one hun- dred wounded and disabled Guards recently arrived in this country froxm the-Ceimes. H~er Majesty loenon ally inspected every soldier, inquiring about their drfikrrcnt wounds, and receiving the medical report of the state of the invalids. The inspection being ended, the guards wvere conducted into the Palace, wvhore a plentiful din- ner wias ...

... P 'il;Y ANID i>,A'i()DiCAL SS. III~lb ltj-Lr~ luJ It~wl it ecct out.Br 6h~t~eni PetCi, 'yto Gi. C'i krcitre at VieUna, lad ret re I MIc Austrian l'lenipotuntiary to the Cour; ofSt. Jnsee's True, it is not vey c'ear what is meant by full pewers, but, in whatever capacity Loid John went out, iu that capacity he emse home, with the single ex- ceptlion that be had eldnvgd tupoyerF. In both ...

... FRoLM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. I - - ?? - -m -~ WOEDNESDAY EvENIxG.-The politv ot Austria with reference to the present war, is gra- dually assuming a degree of clearness which at last promises to reveal the true poistion in wbiqh she standa with the othcr western powers. It appears from what is termed the as confession of Lord John Rnasell in the House of Commons, on Friday even- ing, that ...

... NORTH OF ENGLAND FLORAL AN-D HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third show of tho season was held on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The wveathor on the afternoon of the first day was very unfarourable, and the attendence was therefore limited, On Wednesday, however, the wea- ther cleared up, and the tents devoted to the floral dis- The Show was of a very superior character. Thu florists' flowers were ...

... NEWCASTLE, JULY 1 3, The proceedings in tho ilouse of Commnons on Fri- day night, referring to the circumstances attending the Vienua Conference, and the part taken therein by Lord John Ruzsell, sill be reld with intercest, if not with regret. Our late ple ipotrltitiry was put upon his deteece, and, after Baying all be could in explanation of his conduct, in accepting the Russian propositions ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMIENT. HOlUSE OF LORDS.-FtzDLY, JULY G. The Earl of DEnnY moved the second reading of the Religious Worthip Bill, which was founded upon the report o the select committee to which Lord Shaftes- bury's measure had been referred. The noble earl ex- plmined and defended its provisions. the chief of which ir, that religious worship may be celebrated at thehhocec of any lay member of ...

... .1 iS lRT1RECTIO NARY PRP.CiEEDINCS IN I'll - .- 6 SPA IN. The Spanish government is again slialning. A. strike flr Wages in the turbulent city of Barcelona had been converted into an astack upon propertv, which the mi- l-tery were, summoned to suppress, butthe attempt eeas beyond their strength. The' corsequence was that the genoral in command was cormpelled to withdraw the troops into the ...

... TILE VIRGIN MARY HOSPITAL FUND, PROJECTED NEW SCHOOLS. [At the last meeting of the Newcastle Town Council, the Committee on Schools and Charities having pre- vieusly made their repert as to the eurplue Lund of the Virgin M~ary Hospital to be appropriated to the purposes of education, the subject was discussed at same length, and eventually the report was referred back; te the com- mittee for ...