... Guardian Officii, 2 p.* AMERICA.—SPECIAL TELEGRAM. SURRENDER OF THE FEDERAL ARMY ESCAPE M'CLELLAN. FEDERAL GENERALS - prisoners. Liverpool, Friday.—The following is the pith of a private telegram, per Glasgow (s), received here this morning :— New York, July sth.—The Federal army in full retreat from before Richmond. McClellan had offered to capitulate, but General Beauregard had refused ...

... MONDAY.—Before A. Town and T. Wilson, Esqs. drunk! and riotous. Patrick McLoughton, pitman, Leadgate, was charged P.C. Marshall with being drunk and riotous Leadgate, on the 7th inst. Fined 10s and costs, or in default to be sent to gaol for 7 days.—He was further charged Thomas Hetherington, innkeeper, Leadgate, with assaulting him on j the same date. Complainant stated that the defendant \ ...