... LATEST FO RE I G N. We have a very recent despatch from the Crimea. It is dated at six o'clock on Friday evening. General Simpson says: ' Cholera is decidedly on the decline. The siege operations progress favourably The Moniteur of yest eray contains a despatch from General Pelissier, dated Thursday, which is equally satis- factory. Letters from Dantzic state that one portion of the fleet ...

... IRELAND BUICIDE AT Conix.-Mr. Win. Fitzgibbon, .of Soho' tefrrc,- Cork, -committed 4s~icidis on Satutda&y -week by shootiug himself through-,,the ;bead. It appeared at the inquest that the illfated gentlenian was possessed of som6 mpersj3. -Be was a widower wit~eout a family..' Afier 1rW.Ussstlng on Saturday morning,' his servant observed ~Ia elooked'hetatiad 8nd~unwelD and'.she ?? ~.I pesuae ...

... MARSHAL ST. ARNAIUD'S CRIMEAN LETTERS. The fanily of Marshal St. Arnaud have published, at Paris, a selection from his correspondence while exer. cising the chief command of the French expedition in aid of Turkey. The letters contain much that is curious. Writing from Yarns on the 17thi of July to his bro- ther, he complains: Our affairs seem to be going backwards, instead of forwvards. It is ...

... oFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM THE Crimea. WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 2, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosure, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by the late Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? BEaroaR SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 19, 1855. Mv Lord,-I informed Your lordship on the 16th that new btteris bad been completed, and that in consequence the allies bould he ...

... LAST DESPATCH FROM LORD - 1: -, D AGLA.W. - WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 4, 1855. Lord Paumure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of'which. the following are copies, addressed to his lordsip _by the late Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.O.B: : BERORR SEBISTOPOL, J1nTE 23, 1855.. My Lord,-I informed your lordship in my despatch-of the 19th instant, that I would make a more special ...

... LhORD ROBEgIRT GROSVENOR AD HIS I Sunday Trading Bill. Lord ROBERT GROsVENOR and his obnoxious Sunday Trading Bill' have got their quietus. A second good shout of public execration has put the -busy Member for Middlesex hors de combat as a legislator, and shelved his abortive attempt to curtail the liberties and spoil the Sunday dinners of the working class. We cannot exactly congratulate his ...

... LATEST FROCIU TH1E CRIMEA. DESPATtaHS3 1?RO:L THIE-GENER.LS. ?? Lord Paprnroe, on Fxiday recived the following frem :'aa o ' T. ' ,Crimea, 4th Jlyr, 1855, 6.30 p.m. Nothing of! importance has occurred. sainlco y last.'. The Fre'nchvWborkI n the ?? Xare' ogfoi g 0i WielL 'The. health of Genr Evie ii . f estab.i''' The t of Fday pnhliihes tibU g,,,dsp~tcJ±? from General Pelisieri- . . , ?? 4 ...

... HOUSE 'OF uORDS.-Monday. Lord PAnxuRE brought down a message from her Majesty recommending the house to take steps towards making a provision for the widow and children of the late Lord Raglan. The message having been read by the LORD CHANCEOLLOR, Was ordered to be taken into consideration on Tuesday evening. Lord ST. LEONARD'S then called the attention of the house to the number of convicts ...

... GE?iZ*AL PEL!?IkR'5 A1?OOW? OV?ii? REI?bI?SE ORI JU?BN R8? ? ?? m nieurpi*,liaie fo low report from Genaer!eal e ' ' 1' - ' - ?? befor Ssebastopol, June 22.t 1 Monsieur itr Mear ecaI,-Sice) the Capture of the ex fternal w~orkson ?? of Juae I had r9~idlr'nmide;every - arrangement to make-therji the basis of attack againsaf the encehteiitself ?? rabelaia er We armed taeoT-wvwl1 veerf.nl ...

... OUR WP.%)DEN WALLS BEFORE SEBA.TOPO, Ashorp and adoat, it appears the navy were not ?? on the 17th and 18th of June. Although ho official telegraph anticipated the despatches detailing the services of the navy on the two sanguinary occasions, i: appears from the Gazette, published simultaneously, ttat the navy, witlithe gallant troops asbhre, and'under their own pendants afloat, took an active ...

... GENERAL OiDERS. HaOuSE GCUARDS, July 4.-The general commanding- in-chief has received her Majesty's most gracious com- mands to express to the army the deep regret with which her Majesty has to depwore the loss of a moastde- voted and able offic r, by the death of Fieldiniarshal lord Raglan, the commander of the forces inthe Crimea. Her Majesty has been pleased to command that her sentiments ...

... DESPATCHEB FROM ADRAL . | -- : ?? ADMIBAL&TY, JJULY 2, 1855..0 Despatches,.of which the following are copies, have been received from Rear-Admiral the. :Ho. R. S. Dundas, Coinmander-in-Chief of her Majesty's-shipe and vessels ona thea Baltic station. Proceedings of Admiral 5eymour in larva Bay. - DuE: oa WEjiNGTOse, AT CWHOE, TosO IT: LIGHTHOUSE, ?? PIV MILES, Ju~z 21. Sir,-In my letter of ...