... DESPATCHES FRONT TIHE BLACK SEA AND BALTIC. eve The Leondoz Ga'zele contains a despatclh from General 2 Simpson, and one from Adenical Lyons, with enclosures from at E Lieutenant Hewitt, of the Beagle also, a despatcl from Admi. bla, ral Diwdas, enclosing a report from Captain Yelverton, of the the Arrogant. ' I ru General Simpson writes on the 10th July, that at five that Fre morning a heavy ...

... PA R L IA M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, July 24, The House met at 5 o'clock. The Earl of larrdlezick7e moved the suspension of the standing orders, with the view to enable the Fire Companies Bill to be read a second time-that stage having been suspended in con- sequence of the general measure for the establishment of Limited Liability being under consideration. Lord Redesdale opposed the ...

... 3COTLAND. THE Cou;T' or, FLAxnrins,-On Tuesday night, the Count U of landr (eod son of the King of thle Belgians) arrived at C Dougas'Hote, Einburghl, with Ilis suite, from London. On eDnesdyth roal stranger visited the Castle, the Palace, the r Calto n Hill, and various ether objects of interest in Edinburgh, il 9,as also in Leith. I I- KNIGH1TRoOD.-HiS Ma'jesty the King of the Belgians has ...

... aberWetS uy 5.1855. WUEDNElSDAY, July 25, 1855. P A Ii LT A T E N T. MUOTE OF L.ORDS, ms Tim SCOTTISH EDUYCATION BILL.-We do not remem- cord ber an instance of a measure encountering to appearance take a more unqualified opposition at the hands of their Lord- or a' ships than this measure dlid on Thursday evenlin g. It passed the. House of Commons on the previous Thursday ,was with no very ...

... RO C MI- MIR ROEBUC'i'S MIOTION, THE Sebastopol Committee made a few casual victims tio >.during its sittings. It broke the hearts of one or two sol subordinates, who were offered up as a temporary pro- h pitiation to popular disappointment. The public, how- A Leever, are not insatiably vindictive; a taste of blood Tr does not excite a blood-thirsty spirit. But, although on r the indignation ...

... TM. H E WA R. T1IE SIEGE OF SEBABTOPOL. CAMP BERORr SEBASTOPOL, June 39. The 12-gun battery on the north side, nearly opposite to -Sporne, and the small batteries beyond, commonly poUn of as the Cossack batteries, have kept up ayvery active. 6r, against the French, Inkermas, and other, redoubts east of the Careening Bay raer2e. The enemy las opened a new six- fgu battery on thlenorth side, at ...

... TaI Annual Show of Cattle aud Horses of this Association heat was held at Green of Udny, ont 19th instant. The entries in Abei ler the different classes were-Aberdeonsbires 2d; Short-horns and l pe Crosses 155; Horses 24; Pigs 19-total 224. The Judges for hmeoat, ie, cattle and horses were lessrs Catto,Rattr ay; Straclian, Thomas. Nee R. town; and Crnickshiank, Comisty; and for the breeding ...

... TlHE LATE CAPTATI ALEXANWDE GORDON, M.A. 1\ MA - -1l A_-P .- -in .AAAA --- as. J-11 t. This gallant young officer's death, which we noticed inou last, wag given from Electric intelligence lees accurately than we could liave desired. We therefore gladly take the details right wattack.eHe tain butfo nld ing chrgeq oft troop-wi wich, he was shout to retur iafedys. When his death an! occurred, hie ...

... REFORMATORY AT OLDMIILL. priso PUBLIC MEETING, acoq had, At a Public Meeting, held withinl the Court-Honeso of MAbr- what dean, onl Wedncesday thce 18th July, 1855, with reference of th to then Establishment of a Resforcmatory for Juvenile nity Offenders, at Oldmill, near Aberdeen- How sire On, the motion of the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, tile The Right IlIon. the Earl of Kintoro was called to ...

... S - t ~~~~~~~~:UV¢ t f The Show of Live Stock, under the patronage of this As- the hir sociation, was held( on the Market Stance at Inverury, on body. Wednesday last. The day was fine, but owing to the hurry of 6 or 6f d the season and the Huntly Market, there 'mere fewer visitors as farI s than usual. The stock brought forward was generally of ex- ing thE l collent qnality, and, in some of ...

... Imperial Va.vItantent. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Tuceclday, July 17. MlR 310EBUJCKf'S MOTION. [Th6 following portion of ''tic deAbat'e onMr IRoebuck's motion of censure on tlio late Government appeared only in pIart of our impression of last wveek:.-] )rr- Zico -contended, fronm the terms of tlio Committee's ro- port, that t lie investigatlon5 wits incoinploto, and that they had boon precluded, by ...

... The Iydaspes arrived at Spithliad on Friday from the East, w. with the following passengers and invalids:-Captain Ifesketh, of the *46th * Captain Mitchell, of the Royal Horse Artillery, in military charge; Mrs Jones, Mais3 Jackson, five second-class passengers.9, four soldiers' wives, anrl 202 invalids, many of whom d ale badly wounded, one, Private Hardy, of the 31th, hav-iighad d as many as ...