... LATEST FROMI THE CRIMEA. So3me expedition of importance is. preparing, as a vast number of light vessels for the transport of troops are as- sembled at Kamiesch Bay. The Vienna FPrmdes BWatt, of the 1st inst., announc's that General Luders has trans- ferred his head-quarters to Odessa. Detachments of troops are constantly leaving; Poland for Be-sarabia. A nmagni- ficent park of artillery, to ...

... ?? IRSL D.. TEE ExoDus.-The Clare Journal states that. The emigration maniao still cohtinues to exert some power eoner the minids of the people, though the reguldr tide has ceased to flow, and intervals now elapse between the batches of emigrantag who apparontly go by fits and starts, and appear to indicate the subsidence of that drain of human energy which has impoverished this land more ...

... SUMOURED ATTACK ON RlIGA. -Private lettbrs received at Hamburgh from Riga state that about four o'clock on the morning of the 10th inst two English steamers-s line-of-battle ship and a frigte- appearec: off that port, 'and about an hoar later, when at a distance of 1,500 yards, they opened a heavy fire on the coast batteries, and the division cf gun-boats anchaored before them. The cannonade ...

... I' ?? HOUSE OF. LORDS.-MondaY. The House met at half-past four o'clock, when the Royal Assent was given to certain bills. In answer to Lord Brougham, the LomD AXCELCLOB said several bills were in progress for the promotion of Law Reform. A number of bills were advanced a stage, and their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Monday. The Speaker took the chair at one o'clock. Sir Wm. Molesworth ...

... I RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS OF THE BOMBARD- I hI~~~ENT, | III an extraordinary 'aupplement to the JTournal de St. Petersbourg of August 10, the first mention is made of the ?? of Sweaborg. The article is as follow,, At 11.con on Aug. 6 the enemy's fleet, which was anchored of at sIargen, end which consisted of ten ships of theline, six h of frigates, seven steamers, four floating batteries (French), h ...

... Yesterday Was issued the report from the Select Committee of the House of Lorde, appointed to inquire into the best mode of obtaining accurate agricultural statistics from all parts of the United Kingdom. The evidence taken before the committee is appended to the report, together with a variety of plans, tables, and returns. The report relates the efforts which have been made, both at home and ...

... I .IMe ..W H WMN1 AND WATEI3M EMrR (PftiOM THE, OF713i Oj TEE ALECThI TBLEnGW THUZISDA-r, AUGUST 23 statious 'Coto of Wind.. .tate of WeathR. Lothi ?? ?? Flue-Cloudy. pobheeter ?? . ?? Shewery.. Oirliale ?? ?? Cloudy. S ?? . : ?? 'Cloudy. : Whitebavou ?? S.Et.W. ?? 'Cloudv. iaryport . E.N.E. s.. Cloudy. {SohddTpdt ?? ?? CE~uy N. Stohe.keid:Tt',e ?? ?? S ?? ?? ,a wiodhi ?? Very lne. H olyhead ...

... DUBLIN, AuG1JsT 8 The two announcements which follow are not Very encouraging to the introduction of' English capital and enterpriae into Ireland. The Lfnerckk Chrohie'j says: Mr. Bro wno, a Gloucester gentleman of great wealth, who purchased a large tract of land near Cappawhite, has given orders to break up him eatablishment there, and sell off aill his farmin g stock, in consequence of the ...

... NyAvAL AND MILITARY ADMIIIALTY, AUGUST 121. -APPOINTMENTS.- Captains B. G. Farnshawe (181.5), to thte Hastings, 60, ,,rew steama~hiv, with the Baltic fleet, vice Cafflun ; and J. I. Csjcbburil (1850), totheCoosack, 20, scrowsteamneorvette, of 20 hlrse-power, with tha B-iltiefiset, vice Farishawe. Surgeon A. C. Macit rny (18338), of the Princess Royal, 01, screw steam ship, of 400 horse. power, ...

... To TOM EDITOR OF TIlE DAILY NEiWS. SIR,-If proof were wanting that the redult of our Indian system of civil administration if very far from what it ought to be, the 's Srelections from the Report on Torture in India, pu'olished in your papers of Saturday last, and of this {way, are cer- tainly enough to convince any ?? man that that country must oue day or other rise in judgment against ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, AuGUST 6. The LouD CHANCELLOR took his seat at 5 o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. The Earl of HARROWBY presented a petition from Barnsley, praying for the total prohibition of the sale of iatoxicating liqtsor on the Lord's-day; and a petition from Bradford, praying for the repeal of the Beer Bill of last The Earl of SAFTESBURY presented petitions for closing public-houses ...

... PEERA.GE PENSIONS. TSO Tff15 EDITOR OIf THES DAILY NEWS. . mi SARI-When the House of Commons granted the. annuity to Lord Raglan, and, in case of his death, to the h' next in succeseiou, the Daily Newes denounced the latter he part of the contract, and one member of parliament-I be. a leve only one, Mr. Williams, M.P. for Lambeth-pro. tested against the impolicy of such legislation. The war ...