... t Letters and journals were received from the Cape rof Good Eope yesterday to the 3A June, I, The Legislative Council and House of Assembly awere still in session. Two very important reports bad been presented to the Legislative Council. The eone on the recent disaffection and alarm on the i eastern frontier states that the causes, or alleged c causes, of complaint on the part of the Fingoea ...

... THTE MORNING CHRONICLE. .LONDON: TUFSDA Y. A UGUST 14, 1855. In the House of LOsoDS, yeSterday, Lord ST. LEONARDS moved for a return of the namber of appeals beard and disposed of by their lordships during the last five years, distinguish'ig those from England, Scotland, and Ireland, with the decisions in each case. He could not omit al- luding to an attack which was reported to have been ...

... - XITu MORMONS. A young farm labourer from Cleave's Hills was per. suaded six months ago to set out to America with some of the Latter-day Saints. 5o80 of the Mormons embarked at Liverpool, and he amongst the rest, on being bap- tizd and paying 3Si 10s. fer his passage. A rich farmer od one-half of his property, and went to join the same party, taking his wife and sime of his relatives. The ...

... It is not certain at which port Queen Victoria will em- bark for France. The ships destined to form the royal squadron of escort have received their orders, and are pre- psarng for this special service. This squadron is appointed to assemble at Boulogne or Calais during her stay in France, and will cesialt of the following ships and ves- sels: The Neptune, 120 gnus, -Captain Frederick Hutten, ...

... BRUMAGEM HEROES; CAMBRIDGE, CARDIGAN, BROWS, &c. Szn,-The numbers of Brummagemi heroesy ow being lionized throughout the country, and the ridiun.. 0118 eagerness with which a commonplace act of duty er courage is magnified into one of superlative hero ism, are signs that we do not feel quite so confident in the invincibility of our arms,, as at the commence- aent of the present war. lt ...

... ADMINISTBATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the members of this association was held at the London tavernaon Wednesday, to receivethe first report from the general committee. The attend- ance was very limited compared with former gatherines of the association, there being not more than about 200 persons present during any part of the proceedings. The chair was taken at one o'clock by Mr. S ...

... j TOW Ali! ?? ' tlt ?? six or eight weeks the Mawr Yourl, Rewfonndlsrd and London telegraph company win 'have their ling finished as far as John's, Newfonpdland. The Blight Hon. B Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli ha'v left Grosvenor-gate for Hughenden Manor, Bucks. * Sir H. Bruce, of Downhill, will stand for Derry at the next election, Admiral Jones retiring. The long-vacation commencsd on?Piriday, ...

... THE PUZZLING PREDICAXENT OF THE Reform Association. i The Administrative Reform Association are rather chary of pub- lic demonstrations, and, having given two representations at Drury- dane, appear desirous of bringing the season to a conclusion. On Wednesday, however, a meeting of subscribers to the Association was snmmoned, and a report was read, giving an account of its roceedings to the ...

... LORD PANMURE, THE METROPOLITAN COUNT'IES' BRANCH OF THE PROVINCIAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ASSOCIATION, AND ARMY MEDICAL REFORM. TO TILlt EDITOR OV T11 DAMLY NEW\VS. Siie,-In the MAledical Tines of the 21st of July it is sttd ?? a deputation of the abrve cs'eciation had had an intexviw with Lord Panmure on the subject of army neidic..' rotaum, and that his lordship ttated that in the propat-d xe ...

... iM:PERI AL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. Their lordships met at half-past eleven o'clock. THlE LAYW LORDS AND THE SOLICITOR;IGENERALI Lord ST. LEONARDS, on moving for a return in reference to appeals heard by their lordships, begged to call attention to certain observations reported to leave been made by the Solicitor-General on Friday night in the other House of Parliament. That ...

... !FROM THE SUPPLUMENT TO TIIE LONDON GAZZTTE.] I 'The followinig ?? were received with Gleneral Simp3on'e despatoh Enolosurs I.-Numerical Return of Casualties from the 27th to the 29th of July, 1856, ?? : I sergeant, 11 rank and file killed; 6 officers, 2 sergeants, 106 rank and i file wounded. Enc0esure 9.-Nominal Return of Officers who have been wounded from the 27th to the 29th July, 1855, ...

... (PROM A COREB8PONDNT.) IAUGUBT 4. The exclamation, A pretty day this for target practice, accompanied by sundry hearty, untranslate.. able benedictions oa the weather, seemed to be the universal greeting that passed between the few hooded and cloaked figures that were to be seen striding across the camp, in the midst of the pouring rain, at an early hour yesterday morning. By the loudness of ...