... 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 ...

... REFORMATORY DEPARTMENT. In the evening a meeting of the reformatory de- partment was held at Burlington-house, for the purpose of discussion; Mr. T. CHaB ERS, the Common Serjeant of London, occupying the chair. .There was a large attendance. The SEcIOTARY opened the proceedings by intimating that next morning, at ten o'clock, Christ's Hospital would be open to the inspection of members. The ...

... I I The time of the year has now arrived when the state of the weather will be of the utmost importance, and from so much heavy rain occaeionally falling, it is feared that the season may prove an uncertain and catching one, causing much anxiety to the farmers. The week opened with splendid weather, the first day being sunny throughout, with a nice breeze from the N. N. E. Monday was fine, ...

... AN AWgx It' o fI We~ v ~ ~YB auoune~gt, 6se smninsY of Mr. G. C'orb ky-'6~ lo kini tbo, this town, were alarmed by bauknollerleCfthl) Gala renoe. Aboutthtime abov hea nodtecrdlapet a highly-repectabl8 an'd intelligo ~rt Ft 0 a~h mad, but I a~l ot m~d ' As Iy rkntal In Ile iotate Mr. Corby's shop, and told h ?? 1Ola soo to himtWO Minutes rtivately, dl he wl'tdt l e the time, and asked him de ...

... THe RUMOJURED MEDI&T[Ow OF ENGLAND AWND 'FANCE WITH AMEBICA. The Paris cnrrespondent of the daily ministerial owgan writer the followiag:- 't I observe again that a considerable amount of specu- lation exists as to whether the French Government in likely to attempt mediation in America in conjunotion with England. So far as Iam able to learn the character of the despatchas sent here by the ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE MERRIMAC. ANOTHER NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. RUPUlTSE Or TEE EWDERALS. A committee of members of Congress had held a meet- ing, and adopted the following resolutinms:- :First.-Tbat the constitution, the Union, end the laws of the United. States must be enforced, and the re- hellion. ageinet them. put down, and that it is their duity to vote for every measure necessary and proper to ...

... i R \ -aft ?? 6KBW IN THE WMRN we Always hougt that =Wer eally ?? Tho ca must be dwerent however, at eaw, for we are informed that the beautiful garde thr, whiab give the lovely neighbourheod of mchmond a adlitlonat charm, are never opened unil m l Al the year found Suei the gar. deners can never top In bed up to that hour, ad II Idle to suppose that they canot g the gardens i prop order for ...

... I;- Th O, B s ,t'U I: .. E I, e C L~'& ?? ?? I~n s.oion for itilercg tt UtI&N or hiri of Itsdeparfint5 qf hdde Mthorthe ii nystheri~;o aolo heawa, D ~h'rAOtioD iief pat d r.p ebet4i eel tol~. eb froni tking opgo d; t2 a ~1Tea of *vki5 emP ~Teei t*,psd ere~nd hel n9!~ >a «te. ,nioAe oref :eipred between Sr3EbF ?? j Icaaltterth to he I ctln-odeit af mbes r47to bha ki Iipro 33 d others to ...

... GARD( N.-BP Mn- ! Ir , ; S}ASONABLdE GA~EDLG ?? 'Wd t470 ?? iu qlk ?? of PmakenWhI sne ?? tre o facreeco h 1 o cuit 61 as bMsod-o.teddh@noerf;g6hd-hjt~ ftrl isa e ethey had been :Itwicen 'tha tel olily ae- eas th ,ms~pltyby ~ta tha ?? ol tyloind'. thlld ooe mlthe podtokepltanft0 pbreeting, the~ for shoe prssee ~itroi eap t a.nl thm- to Uak a hole In t ror~d cald, jut lar e h t!'it ?? po~d ohal ...

... .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 ? 11- ?- ?? , ., - - , . - , ? CZ )k ?. A I -, . iiL I I I.- ?? ?? ? ? ?i# I t :W3ri .f6i' j ~ ~ il ^ dent waei HlVehsijuusf3B TiDLn, ?? 7?,I iM Gtorhii't ag $eArWwhiedit pitf~f Cham-asi:: '?ipUi~ nt*0 DCi El i a ritydr, dl led bodh 'i ?? m ?? obvxab ife-m notrequirdto We sad aett oIaramn. Ilt!, boy, Edward Oayliedie& abon eightuonba .ow~ i~riterred stthS: P.!6 iUp? :pound en the ...

... THETRAL F THEEWAR. Yu the itrin of the terrible war now waging is America, have rseni two gaut speotres, hitherto Mu10owfl n yankeelnd, These two spectreg are debt and psnuerlau Just new; h paper mouey circates reeyi, bt good mon anot be made by Hoc's printing maineb,, Money ib only a represel. tative, an& imeare out of joint when it represents an empty bank. Balt th; America pauper is the ...