... (From the Morning Chronicle's Correspondence.) d Marseilles, Wednesday. I The following are further items from the intelligence brought ' l by the Euphrate:- h The Duke of Newcastle had, arrived on the 15th inst. at the , Golden Horn, from Trieste. MrY. Forbes Campbbll'had alto ar- i rived, in order to carry out an important financial operation. . The Pacha of Trebizond had left, at the head ...

... SIEGE OF MEBASTOPOL. (Frecii the Morning Chroniele's Correspondence.) Balaklava; July 10. The works in front of the Ma]Ihhoe Tower and the Redan l have been actively prosecuted, and are nearly, if not entirely, ;finished. A Russian force has made its appearance on the Mackenzie heights, and we hardly know what they are or what they are doing. To judge by the number of their tents and the space ...

... RAILWAY TliAFric RETURNS. The followini, are tbe receipts of railways for the past week:- . NAMn O RAILWAY. Aberdeen ?? ?? ?? Belfast anld Ballymiena ?? Birkenlhead, Lanenol.&Clhesb. Jo. Blit bla o .rn Blythe and Tyne Bristol anld Exeter ?? ?? Caledonlian ?? ?? ?? Chlester and Hlolyhead (with Mfold) Cork nnd Blandon ?? ?? Cork, Blackrock, and Passage I)eeside IDlblin and Bulfitst J unaction ...

... THE TURKS IN THE CRIMEA, (From the Tinmes' Correspondence.) Turkish Camp, H1eighits above Iaamara, Jury 14. I have tld stirring events to relate. The Turks have oc- cupied the whole position, beginning from the Marine heights down to the entrance of the valley, where they have been lately encamped. The road, which had been destroyed during the winter in order to throw obstacles in the way in ...

... SCOTL AND. rhe Moors.-From the information which we have received within the last fewl days from parties inte- rested in the Moors of Perthshire, it would appear that this is not likely to prove a good season for the sports- man. On high and exposed situations the young broods are said to be unusually few in number, and fully ten days later in growth than in former years; but on low-lying and ...

... .ttlS J5U1iNEltL Vr LUVII)I 1CAU.15A. _ ts (From the Times.) 0 le On arriving at the entrance to the long drive at Badminton J n Park the funeral cortege was received by the Doddisgton and N a. Badminton troops of the (Duke of Beaufort's) Royal Glouces- c re tershire Hussars, consisting of about 80 men, under the col-I- of mand of Captain Sir C. W. Codrington, M.P., and Mr. R. B. at Hale, M.P. ...

... INSTRUCTIONNS TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON PRYOCEEDING TTO VIENNA. MI- _4 -- R \1-_ Ue- -- AI1NAW$w 1 0% A AAXAXw 1A X I raIlrkl~UtLNT IV I Ittfl Vill I The following oftial paper was issued on Wodnesday:- 1 a II= EARL OF CLARNDsON TO LORD JoirN- RUSSELL. to e IIExttract.) 1Foreign Office, Feb, 22. thai I The Queen having been pleased to confide to your Lord- side rship, in conjunction wvith ...

... EN GLAND. Newl Ministry in Hanover. -The wbole Cabinet of trri Hanover, excepting the War Minister, have resigned. and A new Ministry lias been sworn in, as follows :-Count Of I Kielmatnsegge, Finances and Royal Household; Count thei Platen Hallermune, Foreign Affatirs; Von Berries, tl Interior; Von Der lDecke'n, Justice; and Von B3othi- two ner, Public Instruction and Religion. A Ministeril-. ...

... - -. o: .. % n~cnnslr (From the Times' Correspondence.) Melbourne, ApAil 30. I wrote to younon the 10th of April by the Lightning. The steamer Pa-ific sailed on the ltith.iast., but as she was to touch at the Mauritius and the Cape, L did not think it worth while to write by her, as the Red Jacket was then advertisad to sail on the lst of Alay. I have already mentioned the -zoluminonsreport ...

... Offendnig Spirit Dealers.-On Friday, at the East- ern Police Court, Ellen Gillies, spirit dealer, Main Street, Bridgeton, was convicted of selling on Sunday, 8th instant, (her third offence,) and fined in a amiti- gated penalty of £5. Her certificate was likewise declared forfeited. From the evidence it appeared that the police had stationed themselves at a wvin- dow commanding a viewv of the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, JULY 26. AI ?? UO s v - - iy The SrPAICER took the chair at twelve o'clock. been l LIMTED LIABILITY BILL. theric Is On the order of the day for the House going into committee painft Ld on this bill being read, Mr. M UNTZ rose to move, as an amendment, that the House upon ig should on that day three months resolve itself into committee in ord a, on the bill. The more ...

... rgy The, following are among the latest telegraphic despatebes received:- Dentzic, July 27. of ' The Lightning has arrived. )ert Captain Yansittart, with the Magicienne, Arrogant, and Ruby, attacked and silenced a fort at Friederickshamm on the fin- 20th. ice, Three men were wounded. are Nyborg, July 27. rhe The Frencls war steamers Aigrette, Fulminante, Dra- iner gonne, and ...