... (51asisox 4'll bo TUEBDAY MORNIN, JUNE 3. .. TuHs election of a Member of ParIlament for Shrews- bury took place yesterday, when Robertson, the Liberal candidate, was returned by a majority of 671 to 301 over Oakley, his Conservative opponent. An innkeeper In the town, named Atkin, who described himself an an Independent Conservative, also went to the poll, and secured ten votes, The ...

... --itA*T¢E~flwrn rqn+n fls flE W n A. Io s na ty 4 , ! II, # iM7 I LI f BElt ALD OFFi'O9, .Ttwceday Homiony, .,Y8.r EI.ECTRIO TELEJi~APS. ), P1'!'HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDernA I ho LORD CHAANOED110 took his seat on the wooleack at five o'clock. ; MEHISHT,-,Ilwrit, &o., PBOTHOTION BILl. -On the inot on for going inta Odomtitteo'on the DIersey, Irwell; &n., Protectlon Bill,: Lord XINGSDOWN preeosted A ...

... I HERALD OFFIoE, Tuesdacy 3 r. it. B Y ELFIDUCTIO TEL EGRA PH. (UENERAL NEWS. London, Tuesday Morning, The Efivia~h welcocnes Mr. Waipole's motion with e3pecal pleasure, because it answers so completely to the wishes we expressed yesterday, and must unite the votes of all men who are honestly desirous of retrenchment. The Conserva ?? party hne consulted its dignity, and given the public a ...

... THE lRREGULARITIES AT TUE CROWN I POINT MANURE DEPOT. STOR-MY WARD MEETING. 5An adjourned meeting, of the ratepayers of the Mill-bill Ward, was held at the West Riding Hotel, Leeds, last evening, Mr. C. Pectn presiding. The i-ones was~ crowded. 'There -were among those present Mr. Aid. Bateson, Mlessrs. Counncillors Smith, Ferns, Price, Gaunt, Marsdois, Carter, and. Wray, as wiell, as several ...

... The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, according to a telegram from Warsaw, is to be appointed as Viceroy of Poland. The names of certain others of his Administration are given. The news, it is added, has met a most favourable reception throughout the kingdom. The Shrewsbury election resulted yesterday in favour of Mr Robertson, Liberal. The other candidates were Mr Oakley, Conservative, and Mr ...

... 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 ...

... CALEDONIAN MERCURY. MEPtCURY OFFICE, TuEsiAY, Eleven o'clock. THE PRESENT POSITION OF POLITICAL PARTIES. The Herald welcomes Walpole's motion with especial pleasure-, because it answers so com- pletely to the wishes which we expressed yester- day, and must unite the votes of all men who are honestly desirous of retrenchment. The Conser- vative party has consulted its dignity, and given the ...

... I .. THE INTERNATIONAL BXIHIBITION. TO TRE EDITORtS OP THE LIVERP0OL MiRlecRY, Gentleroen,-A cry good example has been shown by some of our merohants and bankers in allowlig their clerks both time and money to go to London to 5 see the Exhibition, and I trust this will be done by those who can afford, and, amongst the rest, I am II sure lt would give great astlsfaction Iftbe comlittees g of ...

... BELFAST TOWN, COUNCIL. _YxSlulmv,&the nusual monthly meeting of t&e Coun- cil was held in 'the Town Ha11-the Wy61ii (charles 'LSDi~nW Esq.) in the 6h w h ?? of- 2 meibi waso, I mgem~b trs as not very large, and a q0ormnwsot'J got together till a considerable time safter- Wei. Wa pointed hnur. The TovwN Cm ax read the minutes of last met4' ing, and also the ii'nois 'to - attendthe .pres'ent ?? ...

... AMERICA AND THE MEXICAN INTERVEN- TION. I ai 7I t T__. 1r .-7 -r.. I I1 I - - The Netw York iesc d ii thus speaks of the Mexican intervention :- Tho want of sympathy manifested by the t? principal European Powers for the American republic since lie the commencement of sits internal troubles, and even the ryinudirect aid afforded to the rebellion, have rendered the American people partice3rly ...

... IAUSTRALIAN EXPLORATIONS, I A further contribution to our knowledge of the topography of the northern portion of this contlnent hss been made by the publication of Mr. Lands. borough'. journal. Starting from the left bank of the Albert river, he took a south-westerly direotton, at d penetrated Into the interior as far as 20° 14' 5' south latitude, In longitude 1380 17', thus reachlug a point ...

... TENTH D&Y-MONDALY The Assembly resumed this morning at eleven ?? Brown, Aberdeen, and subsequently Dr Guthrie, moderator. The minutes having been read and adjusted, the Assembly called for the IBEPORT OF THE EXAMINATION BOARD. Dr CANDLISH said he had no special report to give in, as the report of the Examination Board was substantially given in that of the College Committee. Re must, however, ...