... - LOCAL INTETLIGENCE. ?? - - Ev- Mr. Vousden's next grand morning performapoo will be g given to-morrow (Saturday), at the Music Hall, Bold-street. In BROAD GREEN ABBEY.-The bowling-green at this t] place is now in capital order, and it has the advantage of a being situated in the midst of a delightful country, within Si easy access by railway from the town. We beg to refer R those who are ...

... I ?? ? Hi'. Her Majesty, princ Alberti and the Princesn A03 visithd sd Monday, alternoon, for. the murpose Of iuspepttig the Cormnorant, btesm trans. port (whlch liiad ebibarktedi avalry for the Crimea), inl the new r6yal yaohtb yietoria and Albert. Her Majesty and the royal pirty left Osborne at a quarter to four o 'elock, ansd xteiuied at PA qparter to six, On board the Fairy, screw yacht. ...

... At length thd bow of promise appears above the easternhorizon. Canrobert has resigned and Pelissier has succeeded him, and lost no time in inaugurating his command with some brilliant feats of arms. Nothing is certainly more astonishing than the change which' the substitution of one individual for another in an important position produces over a whole series of events. Here were great ...

... !i = - . - - - ..-3o Ibv - . - -= - I~~~ i i ParolwY ICr~flec i ?? tongue is es flit, and my lips as Steel; semiJ the worids tha't burst from, them as's sparks of flre. s irike not~ together In tby he jl th fln n sstcel;. The world aroused us Is as a6 cottob field by, night. lee the mi~dst of cotton how shall the spark do no ng harrn?_4eialeddin Rtrml. n- W' . hat lis knosiledge good for which ...

... DESTRUJTIV- FIRE. AT OLDHAM. fn V-A-A o e nrntn a A. q r0- Mi-P f-rm h-nl- mnt Mn On Wednesday morning, a destructive fire broke out in Highfield Mill, belonging to Mr. John Chadwick, by which a large amount of property has been destroyed, and about 150 people will be thrown out of employment. The factory is situated on Featherstall Road, the north side of it facing Uin Nook, and the south ...

... The Donald M'Kay, with the Australian mail, would sail from the Mersey last evening, with 000 passengers. The Donald Al'Kay is the last new vessel of the celebrated Black Ball' line. Twelve commissioners were elected yesterday for the town- ship of Birkenhead, all of whom are pledged to promote the transfer of the Birkenhead docks to the Liverpool authori- 5 ties. Mr. Laird, the large iron ...

... 'T7xvirtito. ?? 48&. An Income-tax Reform Association has beennormed a Birmingham. tty Jung Babadoor, the Nepaulese who visited London some ;ed years ago, has set out on an expedition against Thibet. og At Rome it was said that orders had been sent to Mon- me signor Franchi, the Papal Nuneio at Madrid, to demand his m. passports. ed Dr. Eastona has been appointed to the chair of Materia on ...

... fforrip THE WAR 7IN ~riE CRIME~A.t TIM SIEG OF SEBASTOPOL. tiv DVSpATC~g )FROM GNERAL PELISSIER.a ?? onieurpublishes a despatchr I5flto ?? daedJneIsrt' resy: W from e ?? st. H FastfBateys, the baen epofet w oic minemuc defore.The engiteffBtery, thae dseconerd if h raide muchdamnge.o Threengineersy havmie of twenty-four cases of powder, at equal distances, and buriied beneat a oeigo at.Each ...

... - - ?? R- WAn M ?? Oneida steamer is to leave Greenock to-day for Liverpool. She will take out several . ?? 2nd West Yorkshire Militia, who are to em- bark on board the Tudor, arrived in Liverpool yesterday, together with two field officers, six captains, five ladies, about 87 children, and 50 soldiers' wives. The men number about 600. They will, it is expected, embark to-day. THE KX iFE. ...

... iBtotvfct.yfloo. . ASHTON. p005 S~eit5-on Sun~day last, Sermons Wf5 Suand Mejde ol~roomn, Hooloy Hill, b Taoes prthbe v ~J. Hayden and .1. S. Workman, wheno 23 colet~n wa oug made OH behalf of the eshoel funds, amoonin to£3 6.T~ they school has recostly been enlarged, and two months ago £40 wsalso Collected towards the limprovemnents. IThey CArTAIN O'GORKAe.-This offlear, whose natee wag ...

... I ?? Monday dawned upon us like a fair May day of the olden time-there was no sign of raiD, that terror to pleasure-seekers, for the sun shone brilliantly from a cloudless sky; but the air did not consist with the general notion of what It should be in the merry month, a raw wind blowing from the east, In which unwholesome quar- ter it has so long prevailed. This, however, was no draw- back ...

... bU MNER AND TIMES. WE.D.NESDAY, JNE 6, 185b. The adjourned debate on the prosecution of the I war was resumed on Monday night, by Mr. MIaNER GIBSON, in a speech that may be charac- terised as a complete reply to all the arguments for continling the wax on the ground that the objects Y originally professed to be sought by it have not been attained. When this discussion was first raised, on ...