... The conflagration is still subsiding, and bnt few fears ate entertained of its further extension. It is now Stated that the net less will not greatly £1,000,000. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIRi,-There is a book advertised, How to see Switzerland for a ten-pound note; but whoever knew any, one who could say what Devonshire or the Isle of W.ught, or any other part of England, could be seen for! . Perhaps the chief reason why English people neglect the beauties of their own country for those of a foreign one is . the difficulty of calculating ...

... REMOVAL OF IRISIH POOR. OuR readers are aware that there is a Bill on the important subject of the Removal of Irish Poor at present before the House of Commons. Severrl notices of amendments to this Bill have been given of which we find one by Sir Frederick Heygate' which we think of great importance. The Bill pro- poses to give a rate of one penny a-milh fir travelling expenses, and sixpence ...

... !, .i . e . Al . V e . i. e * . ' ,THE CIVIL WAR IN THE --UNITED STATES. ANOTHER DISASTER TO THE FEDERAL FORCES. REPORTED CONFLICT IN1 MISOURI. - The advices brought by the Australasian, bring- ing our dates from New York down to 'the 19th June, acquaint us that the Federal forces had suffered another check, arising, as before, from the utter inexperience of their commanders in the art of ...

... GREENOOK. i,; 1EnRURNG FisHING.-The fishing ab Stornowayjis now on tbe wane, and the larger numbqr of the fleet ?? ahsaady Oir left. Some of the East Country boats passed- here on their. se, way homewards during the week, eo that-there ate not mora Et than 250 meni on the etation. The steamer Islayiwhich of arrived here on Friday night from the north, brought. 80i reF boxes and barrels. The ...

... To the .Editor of the Glaegse, Heratd. : SIR,-Will you try and find room for' this letter about a few things in general and some in particular, pertaining to this our geod City of St. Mungo ? I have on my mind some complaints to make about the way matters are mau- aged here, but I protest I have the best of feeling, to the powers that be; and, although I am getting up in years, yet I notice ...

... ?? I ?? ;r,. : WE learn by the telegraph:tat .his Royal Highness | the Phdee of Wales arrived atxingatown on Saturday ; - . , . J 1 . . I .. . - I. . .. . evening, and, as' was, to be expeoted, was received with great enthusiasm. By a telegraphic despatch from Vienna, dated Satur- day, we learn that there have been several conferences between the Austrian Ministry and those representing the ...

... _ jrunat' DUBLIN: MONDAY, JULY 1i 1861. ?? TuI war has not yet assumed greater proportions than affairs of skinmishes and outposts. We hear of conflicts between small bodies, which are magnified into battles and related with all the pomp and circumstance of war on a grand scale. We hope it may be so to the end, and, how- ever the struggle terminate, that the blood of brothers may not ...

... A DELICATE QUESTJOl' d To Tras EDITOR OF TMtE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-Tho scoial evil may at last be fairly said to be on I stilts. Theo: twas a time when the old- world Latin gramnlar a ?? ]actu ?? est, itliem est et dictu tao-pse-was Ns pretty geoceally accredited as a safe rule tor society's a g 'idanOe. It is not so now. And in some sense *ny one e: tnny admit that much good may be effected ...

... WILLS AND BBQUEs'rs. The will of the late Right Hon. Mary, Dowager Countess of Strathmore and Kiughorn, and Baroness Bowes, 'mas proved in the L.ndon Court on the 19th instant by John Bowes, EIsq., of Streatham Castle, Darham, the sole execu- ter, to wiom administration was granted of her ladyship's esfects under settlement, the personalty being sworn under £X4),OOU. The Dowager Countess of ...

... BLIND AS UM.-ANNUlA MEETING. The fourteenth annual meeting of the anbseorlbar to the General fnttitnticn for the Blind, at Edgbaston, wa held In the chapel of. -the iniltntl'ir, on Filddy ?? ..OODsiIOE ]ilt.,plehiding. Theew VwelO ?? ?? tbsplAl. fonat, tho Revds. G. Lea, G. Pettiti. S. Winter, 1 Humphreys, - Adem, and Davaideon; Messrs. F. Gem, B. Davidson, T. Good- mna, E. Keeley, J. ...

... VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES IRELAND. Royal Highness the Prince Wales left Backingham Palace at o'clock Saturday morning, rcute to Ireland. The Prince travelled the Irish limited ex> train, wtich t ...