... SXIimpL ol USXvUhA *. 8SAWLS POPULI LEX SUPRBAE. DOMESTIC. The marriage of the Princees Alice with Prince Louis of Hesse is to take place on the 1st July. The ceremony will be per- formed at Osborne. The Queen, being desirous that those who had the labour of erecting the building for the International Exhibition should have an opportunity of inspecting its con- tents, has kindly and ...

... PAISLEY-TUNE 3. ._ ,m- WINnOw BnsEAunxo. -JameB Burnside, weaver, was oler diebarg~ed from prison yesterday, on the completion of ?? sixty dyas' imprisonment, for theft; and gettiig drunk on Ing the ocoaslon, and finding his wife domiciled at 6 Ocr I to Square with a lot of bad characters, he put them to flight, res. and then smashed six panes of glass and the Bash oi a )nd vindow-in the said ...

... 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 ...

... THE DURHAM ARCHtEOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S VISIT TO DARLINGTON. (tnrom017 Corepsmondent.) tf The Architectaral aiid ArchLaological Society of h Durhanm and Northumberland paid a visit to Darlington on fl Tuesday, with a view of promoting the restoration of the s fine old parish church of that town. For a considerable e period the edifice, which is called after St. Cuthsbert, has E. been in very bai ...

... EXTRAORDINARY RIOT AT HILLSBRO!, SHEFFIE LD. T TC.r TT - - -m A NX lie A ilOUSE BURNT DOWVN. lal. all (Fromn thie Sheffield Indepenzdentf of Wecdnesday.) a f Anl extraordinary riot took place last eveningt at re, the Wardsenld Cemetery, resemibling in its origin the cc .in attack upon thle Medical School in Eyre-itreet manly years t III aigo. t ,ic For some days rumnours hare been aflo0t that ...

... TBE DISTRIESS IN LANCASHIRE AND THE I INDIAN TARIFF. IAlNDIAN TARtLFF. (FIo ou C2obrrespondent.J LONDON, lVednesday. it Tlis imonifing, a deputation from the operatives of Preston appointed by a public meeting hold there on the 15 28th tilt., had all interview with Sir Charles Wood, Scare- rs tary of State for India, at the India Board. The deputa- tion, which consisted of Mr. Thomas Bankes, ...

... EXTRACTS FROM PUNCH. A VERY EA&SY ONE TO GUESS. AS by are the Germans bi;e quinine and gentiau ? Because tbey are Two-tonics. A Movixe; QrESTIN-.-WXhy, il 11101min1g from.1 a house, ought you to leave the waslihand basins behind? Because they are not ewei s. To A CORIESFON-DENT.-QuiZ. Buy a Jolhson'5 Diftiosna-p. Punch adheres to the word assimilate, but liberally presents you with the ...

... THE EDINBURGH, PERtTH, AND DUNDEE ] RAILWAY. A special general mueeting of the Edilnburgh, rerth, and Dundee Railway was held yesterday in the Company's Head Office, 9 Princes Strlet, for the consideration an4 approval of the folloW - ing Bills iowv pendling in Paliamnent, namnely- first, An Act for Amnalgamnating the North British Railwavy alid the Edinbuvrghi, P'erth, an4 Dttud e Railway, ...

... | NEW CARLISLE BRIDGE-INSPECTIONS OF I PLANS. I The Lord Lieutenant visited the Rloyal Irish Institu- I tion, in College-street, yesterday evening, for the pmr- . pose of inspecting the several designs and plans for the . proposed new Carlisle Bridge. It will be remnein- bered that at the aggregate meeting of the citizens, held some time since in the Rotundo, for tire promoting the l ...

... (FROMt OUR OWN CeattESPOISEENT.) ~jA portion of the following appeared in our Evening jitia ofyeserdiy:] PARIS, TUESDAY EvasNso. The Emlperor will probably leave the Tuileries for Fontaiinebleast onl Mondlay, but it is said thiat his excursion to Vichy is postponed till July. There seeciss to be much uncertainty about the realisattionl Of his projected tour in the central pro vitceX. Djewil ...

... 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 ...

... THE TOWN COUNCI1 I Tho town council yesterdayheld one of their usual monthly meetings in the small concert room, St. George's Hall; ahd on the reoermendatton of the finance committee It wae resolved to sel to the New Ezohauge Buldlngsoompanythe old SesslonsRouse In OCapel-atreet for the sum of £00,000. This amount was said to be about £46 per square yard, but it was explained that the ...