... ADULTiBRATIONS OF FOOD. -XOr. Scholefield's Committee. The Committee appointed by the House of Commons to inquird ?? the subject of the adulteration of food, assembled at one o'clock on Fridy afternoon, in Committee-room No. 13. Mr. Seholefield was the cbairman and there were also present Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Viscount Ebriaglon Viscount Goderich, Mr. Gregson, Lord Claude Hamilton, MIr, ...

... A MORIL SIX-POUNDER, We know not how artillery is to be ioaed. with moral axioms. We think even the weightiest moral apothegms of' Doctor Johnson would be of no use whatever in the chamber of a gun. Mr. Dundas, the moralising member for Linlith- gowshire, has made himself for a time notorious by suggesting to Sir George Grey the introduc- tion, upon sueh human gatherings as those we hare ...

... IMPERITA PARLIAMENT. HfOMSE OF LORDS.-310MeDy- ~-rNi1eD EceamcIe'ICc i T1'LES..thhbO Earl ?? tdiooloa moved that th-e recagnitiofl of thosO ecclesicato(.o title's prohibited to the Roman catholic prelates by the ia o f lE 9, rntituled The Roman Cathohlo Relief Act, in . rrpary' of her Msjesty's caojosuir~oners ap olated to t'.qace into thc maragsmeat and gfoverement of the CoUeV e of ?? lee ...

... Prom an Officer in the Crimea. I HEIGHTS aovm SBBASToPoL, JIarE 23. I have, indeed, had great mercies vouchsafed to me. I went down to the trenches on the night of the 18th (now no longer the ' gloriousl18th of June). For the'fistE few hours they were filled, with the killed and wounded whom they were bringing up about midnight from the cemetery-the scene of General Ryre's attack in the ...

... KIU.ED AND WOUNDED. Lord Pimmure has received a despatch ?? Itaglan, containing a list of the killed and woanded re. Vulting from the assault of the Redan and the attack of .fhe Cemetery on the Isth ilt. TonAL Cissosr~rsO921 officers, lb sergeants, 1 drummer, '311 rank anudel filelc~dl 70 officers 82 eergeants, B druammers, l*oto rank end file weunded; Zethfeero, 20 ranlk and file mimsing. ?? ...

... GOSSIP OF T- WEEK. There arrives from the -Crimea b every post cemplaints of tbe scarcity of generals for the :British army. MDany of those who were there at the commencement of the cam- paign hsve fallen; others have boen disabled by sidkness; eO that Sit Colin Cinmpblel and Sir Richard England are about the only two remaining, of the whole -of those' who wrlt nut labt'year. * Here,'thwi, the ...

... On Wedurssday, a despatch was received from General Simpson, eatcd the 9th inst., informing the govern- ment that on the following ady he would resume the bomrdlnaeient of Sebastopol. On Thursday cums the infrrmation that the general had falfilled his intention, arid re-opened his fire on the 10th. The general's des. patch, under date July 11th, merely srys:- Our fire yesterday had good ...

... N~- -S OF TJE W- A-3W 0). Ti- W.EEX I THE HANGO MURDERS. This tragedy has finally developed into a farce. Tha; esplafation of the Russian commander of forces at .gegingfors, General de Berg, reminds one irresistibly of the story of the bhrrowed frying.pan; Of which the horrower said, In the first place, it was brokenr whea I borrowed it; in the second, it was whole when I re- turned it; and, ...

... GORTSCHAKOFF TO THE RTUSSIAN$. - The Military Gazette of Vienna publishes Prince GortSchakRff's order of the day after the affair of the 15th. The order is couched in the following terms:- 'HWeights of Inkermanme Jane 19.-Corrades,-The bloody combat of yesterday, and the defeat of en enemy in despair has again crowned our arms with immortal laurels. Russia owes you her thanks, and she will not ...

... IMPORTANT DECISION TO INNKEEPERS, -~ - I ; and Hint to the Government. BoSk Fain TRAVELLERS ONCE MORE5.-MR. J. KIRas AG4flNS A CONVICTION nt MR. T. PANTER. GUILDFORD QUARTER SESSIONS, JuL11. Messrs. Corner and Robinson appeared in support of the convic- tion, and, Mr. Charnock for the appellant. The case created very great interest, and lasted for several hours. The appellant keeps the White ...

... PARLTAKENT OPPOSED TO THE PEOPLE. Smn,-On Tuesday next, Mr. Roebuck moves, in the E1ouse of Commons, that a sweeping vote of censure be passed on the defunct Aberdeen cabinet; and this motion, if carried, of course. implicates several mem- bers of the present ministry, and the Premier himself. The existing House of. Commons bas neither spirit, independence, or patriotism sufficient to stamp Mr ...

... THE BANEFSL ILUE oF pATBONG I AND FAVR. I _-,B The time is not far distant when naval operations in the Baltic, for the preseat year, mbst be abandoned, and th~e magoificant frsee tow rimng at ancbor before Cronstadt, retrna hom~e. Are the: cpectation of tbh country again1 to be disappoiate, anal the UrmbAer: froip v vich FO much is expected accompls Do~ing~? ?? Cshug anid Qtt@?pacg'splin Ob~h ...