... .o-I . V - , ¶ ?? Ia . - A: . , I J_ 1- 0, 5 4L 70*A C iiD IO:~OPOFii jjiAU0 'DRiTWOTIl PNOXTlA §:yAD The New York Herald of the 126h of may gives the following EMsuioay The capture of Norfolk nd Portsmouth, ad the destructona of the formidable guboat Mer=a, whdh has been so long a tewror mad an obsttion p, niews of f fwii a h1 he k ?? anif 8> y aylds -Itlia ace!battrat 1ihnnsa-ereek ...

... I DISTRESS 1i9' THI'*R lt I PUPLIC MEETlTI& IN TUAN.. (muoat Olt couoliobnlti.) TUACI, Thn UriwIAk -A public meeting was ?? to-day in the Town Hall for lhe purpoee(ae statedlid tha requisi- tion) of devising means to initigate thcl pressure of the direful destitution now prevailing In the town and parish of Tuim, and for the rC ?? of the Fuel into a Food Relief Committee. The ...

... CAILEDONIAN MERCURY. SECOND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, FRIDA, Eleven o'clock AMERICA. The Tibsss sigvsts that Canada should arm, not for our sakes, but for her own. The Morn'i'tg Stor'6 correspondent in M'Clel- lan's camp, writin, irom Whitehouse, Virginia, on ?? 17, ?? took the division a day to move five muiles, owints to the frightful condition of the roads. The troops were knocked up, and ...

... ofiltri'll - MCI guitt. From statistical returns which have just been issued(, it appears that there has been a decrease amounting to 106,156 tons, from the various ports in England, as regards the export of coal, though from ?? ports there was an increase I of 6771 tons. TiiE MORMON EMwGRATION.-A correspondent gives the following as a correct report of Mormon emigration from the ports under ...

... FREE CI IURCH. NINTH D-kY-SATURDAY. The Assemiuly resume1lcd this morning at elevel ?? Gnthrie, modlerator. The minutes having been read, Dr JAsnLE.S BUCHIANTAN Called the attention of the Assembly to the following passage in the re- corl :- The Assembly rcferring to the portion of the minuote of the forenoon seduilriu yesterday, which relates to the assigenment of reasons fol his dissent by ...

... At last the direct trade between Liverpool and New Orleans has been re-openied, and the pioneer vessel, tahe Antoinette, a flue ship of 800 tons, sailed from the Mersey on Wednesday evening for New Orlcans-the nily clearance within the past eighteen months, The Antoinette had on board a full cargo of salt. She will be succeeded by the Polestar andl other first-class vessels, so that ere long ...

... ie At the Dover Police Court, the other day, John Collyer it applied for assistance to regain possession of his Bath chairr r- He said that, al three o'clock on the previous afternoon, an In g ordercarme to the chair stand for a gentleman to he take up E, *e from a street at tite back of St. Mary's Church; lie took the al w chair rountid, and found Dr. Standen upon the door steps wait- IN y ...

... -L ! -i8- I- -..jt& QifL_~O. -pi~ The following return, embodying a series of 32 qul Clot t lions , has been addressed, by order of the Royal &om- htt miasion appointed at the request of parliament, to tbe 17 commndig oficrs a' te Vluneerregiments in theca kigo.Tertr sacmaie by a circular from o ?? may be duly a Shduan ssona osil et back to the secre- i War~fice:- the I. What is the ...

... NATIONAL EXPEND.ITURE. The following motions and amendments stood fr d i- cussion in the House of Comontis yesterday eveUig:- so Mr. Stansfeld.-That in the opinionf of this house the 0i national expenditure is capable of reduction without compro. WI r mising the safety. the independence, or in fluence of the country. ament to Mr. Stanafeld's as Lord R. MontagU.-..As an amendetoM.Stned' ?? her ...

... IyV THERE IS NO UVION SENTIMENT IN I THE SOUTHERN STATES. At at meeting held at New York on the 15th It., the Rev. Mir. Brownlow, a wvell-kuown methodist minuister of Tennessee, described his experience in his own state. He said, in thle town of Greenville, where Andrew Johnson resides,iuctey took out of 'he gee1, at one time, two inuocent Union mewho had coynisedtted no offeucu on the face ...

... THE DURHAM ARCHtEOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S VISIT TO DARLINGTON. (tnrom017 Corepsmondent.) tf The Architectaral aiid ArchLaological Society of h Durhanm and Northumberland paid a visit to Darlington on fl Tuesday, with a view of promoting the restoration of the s fine old parish church of that town. For a considerable e period the edifice, which is called after St. Cuthsbert, has E. been in very bai ...

... EXTRAORDINARY RIOT AT HILLSBRO!, SHEFFIE LD. T TC.r TT - - -m A NX lie A ilOUSE BURNT DOWVN. lal. all (Fromn thie Sheffield Indepenzdentf of Wecdnesday.) a f Anl extraordinary riot took place last eveningt at re, the Wardsenld Cemetery, resemibling in its origin the cc .in attack upon thle Medical School in Eyre-itreet manly years t III aigo. t ,ic For some days rumnours hare been aflo0t that ...