... WORCESTER. TuE COUNTY ASYLUM AT POWICK,.-DISMISNAL OF TIIE IHOUSE S'XEWAUID.-MIr. Hmne, the houso steward of this institution; has been diisnijsed from his situitioa, Ab the iolnibly niceting of the Visiting Comnittee, this week, a suil) Committee presented a report, which eontainiied certain charges against hini, and Mr. Hume was asked for nn enplatiun. Tlhe aanswers he gave were ...

... INAUGURATION OF TIE Srt i(.E STATUE. I To-day, at noon, the monument to the iatc r Ji Sturge. erected at the Five Ways, will ?? The members of the committee, the Town Couri; the other invited guests, will assemble at tho (e . Room, Town Hall, at a quarter before twelve 0 zI0. at noon -1'Tisely wil jiroceed to the site. TVei forI bas been erected for the ?? the Mi;r b9qxough members, and the ...

... SI(GNIFICANT.-[.Stedai'd. ]-'The profit of the Minis- terial victory goes into the pockets of the ultra- Radicals. The shame of Parliament redounds to the honour of Mr, Bright. He has ever declared to ap- plauding audiences in Manchester and Birminrgham that both parties in the State desired extravagance and dreaded economy; that the House was ever ready to sanction a reckless expenditure, ...

... Out of the fifteen architects invited to compete for the Exchange buildings to be erected at the corner of Stephen- asonPlace, only two have declined to comply with the request of the directors. The designs sent in by the other thirteen are now on view at the Athenem Rooms, where: they have already attraoted'numaerous visitors, and elicitedr -as might be expected-no small amount of disordant ...

... BlRMINGBAM RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. THE FORTHCOMING REVIEW AT BRISTOL. Lieutenant-Cololiel Mason, conimanding the Birming- ham (Ist Warwickshire) Battalion of Rifle Volunteers, has received a copy of the official programme of the movements to be executed at the volunteer review, on Dardha-a Down, near Bristol, on the 17th inst., and in which this battalion las been solicited to take part. From it we ...

... imiagulm all- loot, TUESDAY, JUNE- 3, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. IN the House of Lords yesterday no bosiness of general importance was transacted. In the Commons it was announced that her MAJESTY had granted a royal commission to enquire into the patent laws. Mr. S. ESTCOURT fixed his Church Rate motion for Tuesday, the 24th ; and Mr. WALPOLE gave notice that in the event of Lord PAL.ERSTON's ...

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... The great foll rel earsal at the Crystal Pa LIse ,,,I Costa, will take place oil Saturday, 21st ?? , clg at eleven o'clock. The choruses ?? the tj, -, n rehearsal will comprise those known as sha Le ch `at the second part (wvlichl is expected to cease Chsrs5e o'clock), will consist of double choruses from a1) ts Solomon, and Israel in Egypt. The list of priucipal vocalists enlgage for ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY ?? £91,6821- PRINCIPAL FOREIGN MISSIONARY So. CIETIES:- Church Missionary Society ?? £10,000 Wesleyan . 137,280 London , .. ?? Baptist ?? ?? ?? ?? 33161 410, 007 COLONIAL, CONTINENTAL, AND OTUIER MIS- SIONS:- Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ?? ?? 83,1:35 London Society for Promoting Christianity among the JeLws ?? 37,421 Colonial and ...

... THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN VERSUS TWENTY.TWO OF DUDLEY AND THE DISTRICT, SECOND, DAYL'S P -LAY . When this game was resumed yesterday morning, Ai'. Beaurinont, who remained in at the coriclusiont of Mlonday'R proceedings, was joined by Mr. W. IL Moore, Hartlfield and Wisden continuiing to bowl as before. These two men ran up the total score of 36, when Mr. Beaumont was very dexterously ...

... BY ELECT5RIO AmD INTERNA1TONAL TELGRAPH, O7JCzq, TEMPLE BUILDINGhS NEW STREET. BRUTER'S TELEGRAMS. LATEST FROm AMERICA. SOUTIIAMPTON, JUNE 5. The North Gcrman Lloyd's steamship Hanusa, Cip. tatin Yon Santon, fron New York on the 24th uit., has arrived off Cowves, on her way to Brenien. NEW YORK, MAY 24. General McClellan is withill fifteen muiles of Rich- mond. The New York papers state that ...

... At the Weekly Board of the Queen's Hospital, held yesterday, Ms. John Walsh Walsh in the chair, after trans- acting the routine business of the Board, he called atten- tion to the special business of the day, namely, the pre- sentation of a resolution enclosed in a massive silver box, to Mr'. Sands Cox, on the completion of the new build- ings. After a few.forcible remarks. on the subject of ...