... LO'CAL I\NTELLIGECE. - - - - - - - - - - - ?? ?? Several of the emeployers of thle lithographio ~w. bus~iness,. have agreed. to give their employ6s the cc benefit~o! thle Saturday half holiday. ..fIlu Mr. Williauie tevoratt,*fenuerly superhntendent oj Al police in this town, and for -some years past bead- di constable of Bradford, lies been compelled to retire T. in consequence of, ill health, ...

... ILOOAL INTELLIGENCE. Harry Boleno and his wife announ~ce their benefit for to-morrow evening. at the Royal Amphitheatre. They have many friends in Liverpool, and no doubt, for the sake of Auld lang syne, there will be a strong muster of their admirers on this occasion. ACHILD SMOTVHERED IN BED.-An inquest was held yesterday on the body of Thomas 9'Brien, aged three months, the son of Martin ...

... A decree of the Empress Regent enacts that in virtue of the law recently adopted and of a bull of the Pope, the episcopal sea of Rennes shell be raised, into an archbishoprio- arid another decree sigedby ?? datedfrou Gnrlmei lyed quarters at Alessandria&, appit h ?? ?? to be the nc*A r The Paris corrsodn o h Tme nones that the army ?? ireiately to he in- creased from 8 0 o1000mn .iIt is ...

... IV. 001 ? Isgunvg4; - I . up I ?? SALIUS ?Pt3aI LaX SUPREMA. SUMMAIW., There is now no longer any doubt either of -the bcI .of the passing of the Ticino by the ...

... I LOCAL INTELOGENRE. | He . s ?? The watch oommittee of Oswestry resolved, attheir w last meeting, to dismiss Polied-constzblo Williams, h gaol-keeper, oll account of drunkenness and iusb- I ordination. At Burnley, tbe other d ay, some boysawere playing bi at long bat, when one of them, named Rhobrt ti Harrison, was acciientallystruck bysa bab on the li side of the hcad, from tho effects of ...

... It. OS'P1) BIJRIAL -iARDl At I M ED. - : !at eveln~ag, a:reetleg of the r~~~sot 3reh. cailed by tho aveo= g v .seW 8e ni florward by asluummentsaa thulowa lteJ.fctva. > oI taking nto COM eanralon wlugr o Imial Rrnd pruvided furw e.townWiD nadero. ceb R Tbe Rev. A. Knox._ irc'mbeit of *9 MasVa, sa :h cllai, and amongst the getlen rreS wer Msls W. Jackson. MP.. J. Lair*. a Ial=, VY. Rsuderaon. J ...

... rh]] Calls,,_ ?? _. - A- ' ^1 I ?? Tle followving rcport of t~he committee of the ?? Inav Society as to the necessity of the appointlent oE an additional stipendiary magistrate for tihe borough oF Liverpool wasvs adoptfd ~niuani- lilotloly at a special generai meeting of thed society, held on Tuesday, the 24th instant: the metropolitan police force was established irt the year 1829, sod the ...

... Yellow buttor at eightpence a pound; at Keolly' Butter Pluae. . d41jy25 METE' OROLOGICAL RESULTS . - Deduced1 fro~lh obaervation- taken at the Liverpool Observatory, during the week ending *Saturday, Mlay 21, 18359. Latitude. i6' 241' 48' N. Longitnde, 3' 0' 1' W. ; .30ft a1,'vtlgseund I oooej -: 8 ?? Daily ?? I ~cfica°ilI gI t5tirun ot air. - l* i aQ . Eitreeuo plrose j ?? 3 ene. ...

... PRINCE =LERED JAT BE~ft.I I P RINSCEALFRD APT BEAltol I1 'MUT,' *lPiL 14. TheE Zuqal, ?? Prinoe Allffid oib kriresd di be on Friday, Ase 8th instlnn, from Jaffi,, ;t (hic ea port she roemoned upwards oaf ten 49ys sr as Io enable her oicers to visit Jetusalem a4 lhe River gl Jordan. h' ehb lef Beyrout earnly~yetrday mohn Bi for Sidbd.1 and feti, i this fdrenoon, n ?? thl'ao Ibecaptajn ...

... I VOL UNTEER RIFLE CORPS. I The following circular, relative to the formation of volunteer rifle corps, has been issued from the War- office, to all lords-lieuternants of counties War-office, Pal-.mall, May, 1859. Her Majesty's government, having had under con- sideration the propriety of permitting the formation of volunteer rifle corps, under the provisions of the act of 44th Geo. Ill., ...

... - GENERAL INTE-LIGENC,. I NEW ?? Queen has been pleased to order NEW rit tobepssed under the Great Seal for sum- ?? 1lea ?? Esql. Ccomnoonl3 cailled Lord Dlrtting~th9le House ofPeers, by tbe style and °title of Bawron siOOzt~ of Ossulaton, in the county of ?? kVERNOR Or GBRALTA..-The Queen TuF N C~learsel t,. appoint Lieutenant-General Sir ba93.. jen, PCdrington, ?? to be Governor nud Coarn ...

... R ;orobims. DMATIT OF MR. FAG.AN, M.P.-Mr. Williaml Pagan, who was re-elected a day Or two ago, after an almost unprece- dented contest, for the city of Cork, in Conjunction with Mr. Beamnish, died on Monday last. The lion. gentleman bad been ailing for somec time, and was unable to attend to his Parliamentary duties during the last few weeks of the session. Mr. Fagan was born in Cork, in ...