... The cuckoo has been heard in the neighbourhood LE Y of Southampton. .a TELEGBSAY FROM GRRECE.-WhO manufactures the ra telegrams whieh arrive in London from - Greece ? pe a They have not even the merit of being plausible sp falsehoods. For weeks past the Greek revolhtion has me s | been reported-dead. Bauplia was taken by Royalist th S I troops. Thei iusurgents wiere begging for pardon. re 3 I ...

... (From mcr own Correspondent) Saturday, Apr;' GIGoANIC BATTEtTUP.LATE FOR THE INTE r N -, jrjeTIoN. -A ?? hammered-iron b- e6SAL YIx foewardei yesterday from Liverpool $ WAS.plat was Mersey Steel ajd Iron C- s t onon by the 2xbibition. It Wih k1 feet 3 i ,es' 1 he ?? w ide, 54 inches thik 1 ud wejg' n ! , 6 feet 3 - t fourtgen tens- T _an w Adbetweenthirteen and ?? ton*- ?? gigantic p' *onble ...

... THU UNITED STATES AND EUROPE, We (Tirnes.w omnmend to our Nradem the fd1lowlal fEr' c ther correspondence relcting lo-the civll war Iu the United 0 States ot DNoith. AS~eidcS, pubillehed as a Parlimentary I paper. It I, we thiikak oui ot the moat interesting op'olmuene b of official ilter.tnre it ba3 ever been our lot to read.-. Tre c orospect of success which In May last dawned upon the ' ...

... In [DI WEDNESDAY RNIG, AP 16.: ~,II Wz observe, from a table publihed In the ferca Wie 3 Weekly Repor, dated Havana, ?? 22, that; up to - I - S..-3 a-] the 15th ultimo, thirty-seven vessels had arrlved at ' that port , having rum the blockade from the various ex harbours of the Southern States since the beginning wi -ox the present year. Their Cargoes onsisted. amongst or other merchandisej of ...

... ILONDON%, JUNE 4. *S s _ Roi ALN~ox Uppaym-0 4 claims hluebe~en T ij~~e~il, s/12 %'iip ~eup~i~tip fC ~~d sI. O t4 91' ~~1 thea1`49 h614 Carli atM compecynV IV verde _csr tes ?? ?? tfca~'~I Aoeor&teba65l8l ~ ty t ~. LuN~oy Timt. ro h i~o h uacy p RegulatIon Act in 1853 down t9~6ei o pi ~.leatkthere have been 57_nure ,0~aa~f.lnc, but in only 21 of thr ~ ...

... .VOLUNTEER INTELLIGINCE. P - PAUTIF. hilrL OBrPS-IBT L R.V. .. . P, A match between the iriarried and o aruied meiber ? f i ,, this company, eeven m' a a side, five uts at eh distauce, took plaoatthe ?? o blooeps, I le , ob, on Wednesday nvenlngllst w hen be otlsg ,an i ., carefully conduoted-briuglg o,'t thone ,jyl of, .masking, and thexaelence el thi peXrcge. The Isore. Tl at thu ...

... .LATEST NEW. 1 j.;, W ; P-- , V v . ?? L .. HEAL 7 DO W FIOE Mbn;ZEDs1, More ?? ky~ M.AG-2VBT TL E RPH ,F -lOREIGN IN1F:LTIGENO1, . f 1' W | |'l[BEUTER'S TELER&MJ]~ b S : * ?? . ,:.RANT3iO , ; ?? f l; fi # . : :Marseilles, July 5 (Evening.) co f - ~agtfon 'has takeu'place'In, this city, by which the i prinlpal watehonse for stowing merchandise has been aon- !s; nUned, Owing to rapid and ...

... I ~1, I A NEW TuRnISII PRINcESS..-Constautuiople let. ters and journal to the 13th have reached us. Three days before the birth of a Princess was announced by the customary salutes of artillery, which ware re- peated during the day, and in the evening thsre was a grand display of fireworks on the Bosphorus, the men-of-war were ?? illuminated, and the yalii of the Ministers displayed ...

... THE ABORTIVE ASSIMIL&TION OF THE COM. MERCIAL LAW OF ENGLAND AND SQOTL&WD BY I THBB MERCANTILE LAW AINf)DME ACT, 19 & 20 VIcT. C. 50. (VI Om the Mercantile Tst)ei We again Invite the attentlo of out readere, South as well as north of the Tweed, to the Interpretahion by the Scotch courts of this remarkable commercial Statute, By tie first section, it In enacted that from and aiter the passing ...

... A&FTERNOON EDITION. HERALD 0FR OF, FriUII, F13 PM.m BY MAGNBTIG TrrLE e2A PH. FOREIGN INTIfLLTIGBNXIf. . bU {ER'IRI TBLEGBlaI{sM 25'h JAY. The Afoitqcur of this arnionitn pubialsehe a d- or- t-vy1fl.,. dues e n etatinu c-emicaia of flellan and 11ogllh origin. These daet are to be Paid Indepandently of the outotbu duti oro stliubtoed by the teentlea of aotnmerce. LisboL, 21th July. The ...

... Wl8Ha&W-MAY 31. A I nuyInmNI1 FOUNTAn PMENTATION or DaiSAiNG FOUNTAEXS.-Last night a soiree was held in the Public School, in celebration of the gift of two drinking fountains to the public. by Mr. Jobn Wardrop, our chief magistrate, and Mr, W. lienlOir. of Kirkbill. They are of iron, and very elegant, Mr. War. drop's hearing the following Inecription:- Presented to the public, by John ...

... ENG L A N lXD. qfrfu V JIF OF o ATr-7IU- the time of e l OQd, King of Wales, who ?? the .- dfdtbe..1 p ?? As ~~~dli ?? vear 948, laws F ?? of animals; am03 otWB i eat :h o fuseth' o1teduf . abe oing att tatperlod ° .f the ca6 Waa ,inlde.. ' of it. ~C&~~fl55S a mat liw ?? ou an-~~ a of its ocaT~enesB ?? ThDple o ..JutsN I 00' 49ty'.. The prich of a kitt4s, .Ii be, - -' WTT rOA5W fired at~s ...