... - slime period 0t lana yesu. . . _9jw f . MONDAY MORNNG, JUNE 2. A dmiAT party fight is likely to take place in tha S ouse of Cooimens on Tuesday night, oil ML Stan. IlA9UbVU UL 1JULUk. -s -9 w W__ __W_ ield's motion regarding the national defences and economy In the pnblic expenditure. In addition to tie amendment which Is to be proposed by Mr. . loraman, the Premier has -himself placed upon ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27. TiE New Ywlk7 TbiZw,,zv of the 12th int, publishes a despatch, dated the previous day, to the effect that General M'Clelland would cease, within twenty-four hours, to be in form, what he was not in fact, tlie si Commander-in-Chief of the Federal forces. d Mr. George Peabody, an American merchant, hasI apportioned the Eum of £150,000 to ameliorate the P condition of ...

... F I N *%l;E OA:,lt vz SOzr..,~ d The psoage of te of f 0, ablumbla, and itsie ppol i by Preldit'Lln`olu,ae 'i6 '..grddd he tbh`di h ea ?? 1n d;e l iikyVir. ?? the' A ' rd&'tteia ,Tbin prosp'o, ir I atireofleetions eome nimemeat to thesmore thoughtful 11 o f t a, eo~fpbdenino oiQur' oonteuf porarlas . Oh8at whoqel *d, eI ?? t~n ?? eit ,stiiptpi~ot, baldortid,'ed 'l b b oole 1 ?? ...

... T&IE AMJ£BtO&Nbt VI&EDt~IFF. t @ ?? . ;(nFrow thhe TnIlo 'l ! ¾ * t r W .; ;f(Frolnthet Tjjj) Z.. : L Tbhe Popular organe df opinon in the Ndrthei; ?? ot he icA are Wi erotasie3 st.tbe niohit dhiractct of the: Rneoyed ?? I To ?? to themselves,,they are able to find A truly Christian oonso- ' iation in the clroumta ucs tbat it 15 sill s more 'iijtiriou, 'as they hop, to Enlnd andflf l Earope. ...

... (From the Tlmes.) C Towerds the end of March last, nearly four months ago, Geoeral M'01ellan having discovered that the enemy, who lbad been In front of Washington since June, 1891, had u vanlahea veryAuddenly, resolved to transport his army from, the PotomAO to the Yorktown Peninsula, and thence ad. vance upon Robimond, Dod OD the 224 of tbe month he rist °v Out with his Grand Army of the ...

... A.YR-A~mL 9. LcB BY SBY GFOA Jssn WHITn ELMARIO oN -ITAY. -This lady delivered the first of twvo lectures on Italy and Garibaldi, last might, in the Assembly Rooms. Provost Paterson occupied the chair, and introduced the lecturer. At the close, Mr. Jack, HLh.S., proposed a tote of thanks to the Signora, which was cordially given; and a similar compliment having, on the motion of Mar. White, ...

... THlE COMING OP AGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. I (From the Times.) The old Englislh rejolclngs upon an heir comlog of age are so woven Into our manners that we MISS I the bonfires and illuminations and great public feast- ings which eem rightly to belong to thday. None of us can recollect the precedent of a twenty-first i birthday of a Prince of Wales. The last Instance Is eighty years ago. But we ...

... I BUTESHIBE AEThLhY COBPS. This corps, which was formed last wtuter, and that very effiCetb, after the volunteerlug beat semed to some quar- ters to be coolivg down, hae receatly made surprdig and m=et gpatifing acquidtlon of numbers In the rural distric4 of ibe wand. We mentioned lately that ome o fthe officers, vitb a staff bad proceeded to Kingeeth pariah, and bad there enrolled a large ...

... I lo.s HERALD OrFFIC, Monday, 3 p.M. tera BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. five FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. .rt [REUT2Es TZLHGHal1q.] one IT ALY. Turin, Oct. 26 (EvenIng). The King hoa ordered that the marriage present made by . the t mans to the Queen of Portugal shall be exibied and during the ensuing week to the public. of The DuonI of to-day says the Company Bussogato hbi purchased the railway between ...

... AMERICAN WAR STRUGGLR I WHAT IT HAS PRODUCED- HOW IT ORIGINATED- AND WHAT IT WILL ACCOMPLISH. COMMIflNICOATEB BY ONE LONG RtSIDNBT IN THE UNITED STATZS.. (Continued from Saturda3s Heraldj 7he next question wblch we have to consider is- TIE BOUNDARY LINE WHICH THE SOUra Is LIKELY TO AWCCELPT, If they do not claim the Ch1napeake Bay and the Susque. hanza River, they will not accept leas than the ...

... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. I ?? ?? . ?? It will be recollected that aome minths since, at the in. etanee of the Atlandc Telegraph Company, the Lords of tibe Admiraity oidered rhe paddlevlfeel steam sarveying-vessel Porcupine, 3, to be prepared for sounding tha: portion of the bed of the ocean, near Ireland, on which the elrctric cable, laid by Sir Ohae, Bright, is supposed to have broker. ...

... CROS-ED OBEQUE& (By Mr. Davha Dickbon, in the Journal of Trade.) C lhis sy-tevm is ?? itti-e kuowt- in Scotland. Toe few y ,who Use fivd it 63 t.-r the safest aad most convenient of all modes ot revihrtivg or paying money. It had iti orlgin in London, wheje ?? plcan *t paying by chequo iusatsd of N; aonoey bad loag lentu pr-fetred. Tbese chequts beiog py. Ei able to the beawer. mctI rf-,k ...