... LOCAL INTELU(~ some private family matter Purpose D, ,tei d% THEB GORILLEA ATTFEX Fsoj% IN -The remains of theae an j U bLIC M Xcuntry byoMle, Bi. had W n ter,8ot . attracted a very large a rombr th G t 200 of the nt~payerE (mber of VWe bart museum. Above 7000t ~ tobhe t thengates during the provldln PhS53 tb h been exhbited and ln afe ope tor the O i oftheparsh tat e i1 tcsqc e tv the ey hiL9 ...

... BY SLECTRIO AND MAGNETIO TBLEGRAPIS. The Viceroy of Egypt arrived at Woolwioh yester- day. Be will remin on board his yacht stationed there till Friday. A most extraordinary case of conspiracy has been brought before the EsBt Sussex magistrates, being a charge of threatening exposure of an infamous crime with Intent to extort money from Mr. Dixon, for. merly the senlor partner of a banking ...

... WANT AG-B ODD. FELnowsillr.-Ofl Mond'ay lst the menmbers of the Loyal Prince Albert Lodge of Odd Fellows ?? held their nineteenth anniversary at the house of Ilost Bettr idge, of the Blue Bear Inn. Thle weather was all thalt could bee wished; thle sun, that great promoter of enjoyment, shining C daring the entire day, ?? a cool refr-esh~ing breoze kept tho union jack, whiche was affixed to the ...

... THEIDMERBY DA. Once a-yeaj the citizens of London assert their pre- g rogative of self-government and order themselves to v keep holiday. There- are other ocasilons, when.be tet Ministry for the timae being or some particular depart- c ment reigns supreme,-.and'is obeyed with becongne de-- a ference. Red-letter days and national holidays' are never disregarded; but, Derby Day is the people's ...

... (FROM OLr. OWN ?? | The following appeared in oar Evening Edition of yesterday] :PARIS, MonDy EvNieao. The Marquis de Lavalette, it is now announced positively, will lease Pari, for Rome to-morrow. I thlinlk it likelv, however, that lie will, if ntoces- sarv, wait a few hours for a conferelice 3With Prince Napoleon, who is, hl'verer, expected tlis evenhillg or to-nuorrow. Geseuril Molntebllo ...

... LATEST FBROI CADAD H UNITED ARRIVL 6Wiinu ;Vui .` q v I _ W___ i dvsa da,.¢4 (From ourio Sionst The Montreal Ocean Sltehsb! ompnp screw steamer t Jura arrived ID Liverpool thlo morr ng fror flaebeo, whenceo she sailed on Satutday tii 24th';ults Beoides the Iailtl an ] journati to that dates'he brought telegrniu from Cape Rios to the 27th, chiefly on private account, connected with the ...

... ROB1E CONSUMPTION OF BitnrinS SPIRITS. .. - I :. nl ?? Iuo MA Vd. WA _UOBIE CONSUMPTION OF' ]BBUT1IS orin.X.-' From the Board of Trde Returns, just issued, WO present lhe followlig Doto of quantities of British spirits usd for home consumptiOOA Ia the United Kingdom during tbe first quarters, ending 31st March, 1G00, 1861, and 1862, showing Ibrat, Instead of Mr. Gladstone's anticipated ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH AREay ON 2D JUNR, 1862. )Wis ON 2D3 JUNE1, 1862. IS,P (From the Edinburght Gazette.) rho Where ttwo placeR are isentiosstd, Lila (at natned is that a t ahicI th! Depot of COl -Re Sinwtif ifltiow!, Oq ?? k'Liietv. led V~~~ead.QuarterO!WooIwich 010 Horse Brigade-Wooliich. let Brigade, Garrison Artillery-Gibralita. In2,5 Do. Do. Dover. tOy- Sd Do. Do; MR 15an Co rl(it 4a ...

... .D0,000 DAIMAGE. Yesterday, about half-past one o'clocl, a fire of an al-arining character, occurred at the lutnslet FlIx Mills, thle property of Messrs. Wilkinson and Co. T'lh preomises, -which are very extensive, are erected in tie form of a quad- rangle. The mill itself, wbich is situate in Goodmnll-stroet, IIunslet, near Leeds, hias a frontage of 45)0 feet to tile south bank of the Aire. ...

... TBE DESTRUCTION OF SMALL BIRDS What cani be done to stop the njdlless of diestroy- ingbirds? When the potato famine comes, we speak of fortitude and patience, and try to keep up one another's cheerfulness and resignation ; but how will it be with us when we have brought on ourselves a worse dearth than the potato failure by this folly of destroying the creatures which preserve our crops froee ...

... TIDE TABLE FOlR THE ENSUING WEEfK. -- - , - . ?? - . . .- . - I. - . : - ?? high ?? DAY Sull Sull Age at Stf rortsiuouth. toses. Setls. 2Mollo. -. Eveuhith IT. tO. TI. it, D. U H. it. S. T. v. uIlV ' ?? ' 11 10 21 n. t n. p ody ?? 1 11 1° 21 I1 9 iS Tu~dm , ,s12 12 21 91 7 9 498 s it ?? 3 . 3 S 13 13 21 li 12 SS 14 Thtirstnv.- .. I.. 45 it 1 I I.'uti U. 1111 13 7 ?? 1 6 21 1 20 12 5 ?? .35 8 ...

... HORSE-WHIPPING and ]M:AN-WHIPPING. There are few homes where some animal, from a horse to a chirraping-bird, does not form a part of the general household in this and most civilised countries; cruelty to animals, then, especially those usually denominated Domestic, has always met with universal execration, and those who have been accused of inflicting torture on a dumb creature have generally ...