... WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1862. We never remember so much nonsense to have d been said and written by the supporters of Whiggism p -and they are rather renowned in that way-as upon ir the upshot of the sham debate on national retrench- a ment, to which we last week referred. They must be s( uncommonly thankful for a lucky escape from an ex. tl pected disaster, and too much joy bath made them h mad. ...

... Iid ROWSLiEY. te, TRIAL Tais' ONe YsR ROWSLE7 AND BUXTON RAILWAY.- I- On Thursday morning, between ten 'and eleven o'clock, thist 1e line, from Rtowsley to Hassop station, a distance of about fivet I' miles, and which is intended to be opened on the loth of July W next, was Inspected by a party of the Midland proprietors, re among whom were Samuel Beale, Esq., M.P., and J1. Ellis,t ID Esq., ...

... THE YEN. ARCHDEACON BILL'S I VISITATION. -I The Ven. Archdeacon Hill held his Visitation at All pri Saints', Derby, yesterday (,Tuesday) morning. Prayers pra were read by the Rev. E. W. Foley, and a very able ser- her mon was preached by the Rev. R. Hey, of Belper. At un the close of the service of The Ven. Archdeacon HILL proceeded to deliver the thi §ollowing charge:-be My Rev. Brethren ...

... 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 ...

... If CHARON AGAINST THE OHM1 1JONSTAtl: OF NorriNsNAM. o -At sie -iottlsgnam Town Police-court, on Monday, Mr. v , Joseph Hedington, chief constable of the borough, was charged e d with using violent, abusive, and threatening language to a e William David Lonsdale, a builder. Mr. Hedingtor lives in e a villa, next door to Lonsdale, and they have been on bad d terms for some time past. On Friday ...

... erg A waiter died at Woolwich last week from the effects of th; drinlcing three quartering of rum in about ten minutes. oul be' A few days ago. a man, named William Hartley, was killed bei ets by a bull, at the Highgate Farm, near Kirkby Lonsdale. tat hea The late Mir. James Taylor, of Fenay Hall. near Hudders- abi field, has- bequeathed, the munificent sum of 2,0001. to the acI Huddersfieldt ...

... A FOOLISH MARRTAGE. e . - - e c e A member of the African Opera Troupe was recently mar. e ned in Nottingham, under very singular circumstances. - Shortly tsef ire arriviug in Nottintiham, the hero of the story - .-who, although not a bond fide nigger, Is almost as dsrk- e looking-met the heroine during the sojourn of the troupe at - Hlull, where sbe was on a visit with some friends, her ...

... This Popular festival will take place on the 23rd of theOa? present month. The conmmittie Bar making great prepara-. - tions to secure a successful entertainment, and several ax- so! re cellent and attractive engagements have been effected. Nextsi ar 'week we shall be able to announce full particulars, and in the rer slY meaftttrne vwe counsel our town and county friends to mark be ter the ...

... The French Legislature and people are already begin- ning to experience some of the pecuniary consequences Of the Emperor Napoleon a intervention in Mexico. A demand for a supplementary grant of 600,0001., to defray the additional expenditure caused by the Mexican expe- dition, was presented to the Legislative Body on Monday; and, no doubt, this demand, which was unanimously ac- corded, is ...

... D SUDDXN DEATH OF THE R1Ev. WILLIAm ASmLEY CAVE a BROWNE CAvE.-MSany of our readers no doubt remember at the Rev. Mr. Cave, whose sudden death we record to-day. in It appears that he was staying with his family at Penzance of Maur, in North Wales, and on Friday last, the 13th inst., he was in the act of stooping in his bed room when he was I seized with a fit of apoplexy, and fell and expired. ...