... LOCAL INTELLIGEN4E. Last evening, the Rev. Dr. Raffles preached in Groat, George-street Chapel, his 47th annual sermon addressed to yoprng people. FOUND DrsowiNms.-The body of a mais, name unknown, was found at the Pottery Slip>,-on Friday' night, by John Hlumphreys, of the Lifley steamer, and was removed to the deadhouse at the Prince's Dock. An inquest will be held on the body. TugE ...

... BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS I I ?? The montsly incting of this board vwas held last evening at the comminisioners rooms, IHamilton- 6quare, Mtr. Harrison in tho chair, and the other suonchera present were Messrs. Gill, Cook, Bailiff, Bacrnett, alI'Whsirter, hi 'Douald, Golbornie, Baylis, Vereist, Xigfhtly, Willoughby, Bradley, and Rae. MR. GOUGH AND THE BOARD. Mr. Henry Gough, immediately after ...

... , MUL TUM IN PARVO. lV On Wednesday niglht, the extensive premises of 21, Messrs. Keiller and SoDs, the celebrated marmalade 0 manufacturers, DIundee, were destroyed by fire, X'r. W C. 3lacteady, the eminent tragedian, is Ueri now, v uinderttand, conducting a school at Sher- 7 borne, in DorsotAhire. -MiddlC OCass Repotefr. SI the differences whith have arisen in the Glarrick a.- club out of ...

... -.1 LTJ PI- LI LEX- -O-RE -- SAVUS POPU EX sing., Iwe' Mr. Edward Ellice, the other day, in Eut addressing his Cupar constituents, took occa- are nion to ventilate a notion which has always not found considerable favour with a certain class phi] of semi Liberal doch inaire politicians, and like which will doubtless be reproduced, from larg some quarter or other, in the Reform discus- neci ...

... KICE ITNTf |1ONfEY qRALIFIRA-ION FOR TFI T1e T &Sotsierir a :leidhn j irtlele *hiehstrikes ,new-a d. nio ',uni ?? on the mcotstiie- .epntl.6r the fr~ahellse bya ;moneg iest.i 'The follow' s tatiatka fries 'hnig IPg oxtradt wvlt B616 06' sttsillefrndsa thinkin'ig [ind .,.for f~'ther'artic~uildrtthcy'iay tefer to the iaj dmir'~ablec haphoritles frienti osied in th~e grgumr n: i ~t~ ?? or ...

... lBY ELECTrIC AND MAUDONETC TRLEORAPHR; The ship Norfolk arrived at Falmouth yesterday in 74 days from Melbourne. She would land lanaid Yesterday, being the anniversary of her Maj esty wedding, was celebrated at Windsor Castle by a grand concert in set. George's Hell. It is reported on the continent that the Eperror of the French has in some way oroer oherledged himsself to~h E th Eng lsh ...

... THE FRENCH EMPiR'S I SPEECH, .1 ?? J14apoUeon's acoress to nis uhamters is a signal illustration, not of his bellicose and aggressive humour, nor (in any sensible per- ?? eyes) of his peace-loving wisdom, but of the utter untrustworthiness which is at least as marked a trait in his character as either of the other two. To place the slightest con- fidence in the ?? utterances of the Imperial ...

... IhMPERIAL PARL UA ?? . .1ROM oE'R OWN REPO.RTERS. |,I tBY MAGNC TELU00AP.] at HOUSE OF LORDS. u FRIDAY, JUNE 10. H The Lord Chapcellor took his seat eat five c cloeA, i THE MILITIA. In repv o a question I Lord. =OSLYN statei that no Enfield rifles had | been'~ issted to any ihilitia regiments except those w which had been re-embodied. It was, however, 'in- m tended by the Commander-in-Cbief ...

... HOUSEWIFE'S, OORNER. I Li VUspoot AD BIRKENuHU MARK-n& AitohJL, : sr. JOUY'13. anrarEan. Satlmisy., Sturday. goa ?? E d. s. d s d. s. d. Mueto .. Pounda. 6 7 0 9. .0 6tO 8a veal ?? . 07 6 ?? 0 6 'O87 ?? .. . 0 4 ?? IAMb ?? gf0,, 0 O a Forkes ?? J ound O. O0 00 ..08 Losters ?? , , 0 . 1 8 ..1 Salmon 1 Iu 0O.. ?? 1 11 4 Cod Fish ?? Solo ?? ?? ,. 0 Brat ?? l ?? 6 O .. 8 0 Turbot ?? ?? 1 ?? , 1 O ...

... IAc WESTDERm AD ! WEST DER.BY GUA MAS: I _- X, , , -_ The wcee mee da~ i iM eboard. wee.1k413s 41held yestio2 chai,A ?? the other membevs pr Mr. H. Eedwards In the AbrahamA Jfirkux Sh Ld WFrenh 'piere.Wet Edwars, 'erta Ale B. Bolehaw, MdWooda_. CtUoe fak0r. O:'tmdoor relief ware drawn a. fOlows:.M. Potts. 124'b Mr: Obuey, ;fl; and Mar. Lythms, =- =ouh, the ¶varmor. reiloried the number of pan, ...

... SEII-WEEK(LY SUMMwlARy. I Tle wveek opened well. Peacea seems now to i b2 dcitledly inl the ascendat. The Emperor| ?? appyearz at last to have been aroused his prolonged dreall, of military glory, 1,1 to be beco11intg conscious that the attempt t reali5e that pleasing dream might end in 1,istorlcal repetition of facts of a most riortieving, ald unpleasant kind. The pacille ti le ill the ...

... Mr. Abel Smith, the banker, is dead. t] im Last year thero were 1,721,903 cwts. of potatoes c. mpo~rted into the United Kingdom. s he colonelcy of the 31st foot is vacant by the I death of Geneial Sir A. Leith. h Wthy is a clergyman's grey mare like the Queen?- a Because she is guided by the minister. Si Mr. Samuel Lucas has declined to accept the dis. c tributorship of stahips at Derby, to ...