... 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 ...

... HAMILTON-JuNo 2. ,Wrnrnvfl~nnrAvTIV {A.-Ac , QeitnuoW YEOBTANBY CAVALY, -Last week we mentioned brlfly tbat It wfes in ountemplatiou, the orgattlaing of a troop o yeomanry cavalry, to form part of the Qpene's Own: Royal Rginment, and to be named the 1Hamilton Troop. On Friday lest the number of gentlemen who attended the ?? cattio show here aftorded thr movers ia the matter eD excellent ...

... NIFFINT1G OF POLICE COMM1SS1ONERS' day ,Iths usual monthly meeting of tlbe police C01mnliOflue'S Ef ,o ?? oil llvdleI-B'Y nLgh in thB CouncIl uhawJberd- from -t.bj li'ek in tise cheir. elf 7h5 NEW PollC DILL pon11 liCoiA) d from The Cres~F~ rend letter froits Mr Crai s its dtd l lien the oises ofComamons, eitaotg that there had been El e 1rife'is If Iihl cottlyh ot-etorse to Carnsider the ...

... | L A. J. Au LU . iF .w, ?? HBlALWnOFFrWt , MOndaIy 3 p.mS. BlY SLEOTBIOTE'EG;RArH. E OREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (. UTERI'S TELGRAM] FRAN0B. Parlt, Jano 2. The Moenitpu snrtounces that Count Bisumark Schoen. hAuseV, the Prveosen Ambassador to the Court of the Tuillerlea, remritted bhi credentials to the Emperor yeater. day. P PORT uaAL. Lisbon, May 31, The Sisters of Charity embark to-morrow. Those ...

... - ?? - - ~ T T F C(OM/IXTMuIA TZDTD NE [£?:{QEBriDENTrN THEURITSLU ?bn~rA? TH1C IMTEISrS. OF THE? NORTTH AKND SOUTH INVOLVZD. In 1848 an ?? polltiaal e3rtbiquake shook the pedes. ta!e of Eucropeas Crowns. The Citizen King of the Fronch aunk In the first convmlsions, and rose again on the shores ci Eoj lied under the assumed name of Smith. A throno Was vacant, and many an aspirant leaped upon ...

... ?? ' T L I., I :A - .. - . ted HERALfD QJf9IJ Saturday Lfori' . Dg EE CaZTRI O TgLRa a Prz FOREIGN INfrELLIGENCE. - EUTE TEEGML& l on R aE an In BUMOBED VIIT OF TTH EMPBES OFTHE RCH a TO GLA&ND, 811 The Empress is likely to pay a private visit to England Br. during the Emperor'a stay at Vichy. ang Pari, June 6 (Evening). S2 The Patblc of this evening says that both France and 2 Russia reject ...

... GREEHNOOHK-3uqH 3, SD.-Yeterdav mornlnev.. Mikbh * MA3IDROWN15D.~-,Titerday inorplapg, Michael 114irrgor, - Dozleav,- la foinrniin a be ouili, in thelenoploym eutaef Mosesor. * Ceird & Co., hilving oiciagiot to go oup~qlad aninxm t timbek in the Messrs.' ?? &.96ion ts~iud, ?? sbbrtly afterwards missed fielm the- raft, -and bife -hook was found lying acrossl the wood. z e c wa-saefor the body, ...

... I LATER FROMI AMARIGA. . t - W l: At - A.A JJ6 -It- AXL Zw IM AM J AJjJbJA .a at . it ondondetry, Tuesday Mornnug; - a- *.ho Mo 4real Oeefi:SteaP. Olittip 'ga ire;.sata te.. Jaral frona Quebco on the 24 th ulmtIo, arrived at Uovills at ail G o'ock. end hernmajim and deapatchf 'DTrya 7.40 er tis morlg. IShle brings 106 PUa4garst and 93 troopa having landed all her mole8, ercept ?? for ir rp-ool ...

... THE DOOTMOt 1N M BDT CHATES. At the Dover Police Qourt, the other day, John Collyer applied for assistance to regain possession of his Bat ohbir. Re said that, at three o'clock on the previous afteration, an order. came to the chair stand for a gentleman to be taken up from a ntreet at the back of St. IMry's Church; he took the chatir round, abnd found Dr. StatOden upon the door stepa' waitieg ...

... .LITERPOOL NEWS. (From our own Correopondent.) Thursday, June 5. T-n BE-CAPTURE OP THE EMILI1E ST. PMHE,--It has been remarked by several persons that, although straightforward and very unassuming, the narrative of the re-capture of the Emilie St. Plerrie, as given by Captain Wilson, was in somo measure at least defective as regards some of the details. These details, and a somewhat differeat ...