... CUST=MHOUSE.-JuNE 5. ENTERED INWAREDS.-The Neptune from Hamburgh-Har- lequin from Boulogne-Sisters from Guernsey-Prince Albert and Giraffe from Rotterdam-Charles Eugene from Ceon-Sir Edward Banks from Ostesid-Belfast from Caolis-William, Hurmbly from Guernsey-Protheroe from Seville-William from Rotterdam-Wilberforce from Atwoerp-Moutreal from Nosw. York. ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-Tlte Sir ...

... FRANCE left Paris for Neull y. their a l' u'it Stillt R were escorted by a detacheireet of the nner ccatelN f Tihe Subhprclect of St. Dfels, the Mual 10001 ?? G0 headed by the Mayor and his deputiestl ?? II of the colitmiloie, met their Mlajtieslith 'sltoell Gb olighted, arld behlg addressed by the Mayor dr Y The answer, reviewed the National Guard, a011(1'tnrtI gragn. Palace. At every point ...

... WooLwUcor, May 9-The Royal Victoria and Albert steane- vessel, Captain Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, was towed up the river yesterday to the East India Docks, by the Rhadananithus steam-vessel, Master Commander Thomas Laen. It is expected that the Victoria and Albert stearn-vessel, when fitted with her engines by Messrs. Maudslay, Field, and Co,, will be stationed at Woolwichr. The Cyclops steam ...

... The Directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, have published the following additiseal facts coocected with thle lessq of that iill-fated vessel, shcht ca~nnt fallt to lie read with -interest. After a thorough refit of tih, ship and her machinery, the Solwaoy left Fstiosioth onl the rld of April, enil encousettred some storisy weethber in creeshi g tae Boy of Ifiesay. She Cr. riveti at ...

... A MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH.- At two o'clock on Wednesday morning the densely-inhabited neighbourhood of St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane, was alarmed by the outbreak of a fire, which has proved destruc- tive in its consequences, and been attended with the loss of three lives, on the preonises of Mr. James Labram, a boot and shoemaker, in an extensive way of business, ...

... SMITHFIELD CLUB CHRISTMAS, CATTLE SHOW FOR 1S42. S The Cattle ShoW opened on Wednesday, at the Bazaar in Baker-street, Portman- square, andattracted as- large a crowd as on any former occasion. We believe, however, that as far as regards the quality of the animals, the show is not one of more than average merit. Earl Spencer and some others of our principal graziers throughout the country, ...

... T~hfe Distressed Needlewomen of Londoln 1, w ?? I - TO THE EDITOR. Slu;-Having jately met in yourvaluable journal various affecting accounts of the condition of the distressed needle- women of London, I hoped to have seen, long ere this, an -article or letter, pointing out some practical plan of ameliora- ion*; surely, out of such a mass of hints and plans as you, air, will receive, something ...

... Sheriffs' Fund.-Al cerman Gibbs again. A meeting of the saubscribros and donors to this fund was held on Tuesday its the London. Cout'e-louse, Ludgate-hill air. Sheriff Musgrove in the chair. T:e secretary read the report, from wbich it apeared that during the past year the sum of 14t1. 19s. 2d. hard been received, out of which the sum of ?? 12s. 4d. hod been appled to the objects of the ...

... THE GREAT NO-FIGHT BrTIVEEN THE AMERICAN GIANT (CHARLES FREEMAN,) AND THE TIPTON SLASHER, (WILLIAM PERRY,) FOR S200. 1Caplebs in Seareb of a Wife, Et Jflpbet ill Search of a Father,? are arauakagx subjects, sind very pretty books ?? respective authors have made of them; but tlhey are iauthinig at all to The Adventures of a Reporter in Search of a Fight, for they are fictions, while the se ...

... Iedu-tion in --tfe cI Mortality. The quarterly rcturs are obtfived fon 115 ditrits, subdivided intiio is76 nub-districts. Tbirty-fous districts ore placed under tale metropolis, and the remaining 81 die- trict comprire, with acme agrieulttual ?? prin- cipal towns.and rities tf England. The p0ptilation5 was 6'578,51 2 i : 1841; Tbe deaths xegitered in 1he last qusxta (ending Junze SOth ...

... THE FEDERAL MOVEMENT. Mr, Duffy, the editor of the Nation, has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connell, condemning as dangerous and inexpedient any junction of the Repeal Association with the Federal movement. The following is the letter:- TO DANIEL o'CONINEI MO.r MY DnEAntSiR,-As you state in your late important letter to the association that you are at present balancing the respectivd merits ...

... iconsecration Of st.? B- d's' 4bbey, I Le6cesiershire. I f The consecration of a monasteytldedicated to St. Bei. nard, and intended ?? a number of Cistercian monks who have hitherto inhabited temporary buildings In Charnuwood Forest, took place on Tuesday last, the cere- mony being performed by Dr. Wiseman (styling himself Bishop of Motipotamus I% Dr. Walsh ( Bishop of Candyopolls), -and ...