... I LOCAL INTELLIGENCa EMiGRATIoN Fnom LIvRRPooL. - From the re- turns conipiled by the Government emigration agent at ?? port it appears that the numberof emigrants under the aet for the month just ended was as follows .-Untited States, 19 ships, 4438 steer- age and 20 cabin passengers; Canada, 3 ships, 798 steerage and 50 cabin; -New South Wale., 1 shin. 348 steerage; Victoria, 3 shblpe, 1157 ...

... ELECTORAL TRICKERY IN FRANCE, It. de la Guerno!nre was appo Inted to draw up a report for the Senat'e upon the ecendal caused by the PreOfectoral tampering with the eleotoral lists ot the departmenut of the Seine. It was no IIl ?? to be selected for suchn a purpose. The difficulties would have appalled any man of more robuit con- science or stricter regard for his rsputation. h ut the Viscount ...

... The following Is a report of a remarkable speech made in the debate of June 27 : bl. Ricolardi began by expressing his opinion that G4. the six months asked for by the ministry before bring. Toma ing on the d isousslon of the budget was too long a die, period. A great deal might happen In six months. 'ade There was, amongst other things, a talk of an Itaian '5ds. expedition to Mexico. The ...

... | aCOURT, &C. OSBORNE, SATURDAY, JULY 5. R~rURN~ OF THE PRINOE AND PRINCEsS Louis OF HESSE.- Their Royal Highmosses the Prince and Princess Lusis of Hessm left St. Clare yesterday afternoon, attended by Lady Churchill, lady-In. waiting to the Queen, In attendance on her royal hIghness, Major General Seymour, equerry to the Queen, in attendance on the princess, and Captain von Westerweller, ...

... _ 1100 eals are prepared forfdistributionto. the exhibitors wil at the Great Exhibition. chi John and William Griffiths, colliersI, were recently killed by yei falling down the shaft of the Great Oak Collfery, near Mold. Me The Viceroy of E~gypt is expected ?? Marichster a visit glbi on Tuesday or Wednesday next.I The anniual contest of the Ngtional Iil Association comn- soT xnenced on Tuesday ...

... LORD PAIMERSTOR AT 1. I i , OXFORD. i OXVGRD JuLy 2. The ?? commemoration of the, Fsunders, and bhe nofaoio the Oxford Univeval Dtook~ e ein the bbeldonian Theatre, thi a mom po aeedings were rendered more than usnanly Interestiag by the announcemeut that on, this occasion the honorary degree of doctor of civil law would, among other personages of distinction, be conferred on Lord Palmerston. ...

... ' ONE OF THE OLD SCOOLO ON FORTIFICATIONS The following Is a report of the energetic speech delivered by Captaiu Johnson during the debate on fortificatlons on Monday evening. Captain Johnsou entered the navy in 1807, in the days when wooden walls were regarded as the chief defeaces of Eng- land:- Captain Johnson said the defence commission had produced a report quite antagonistic to the ...

... pRopt*EID MEDIATION IN TaE AMERICAN pUBTJC MEBEgIN(G OF OPERATIVES, On Friday last, placards were posted convening an open meeting for the 'Sllowing afternoon, at the Blaokburn Market-place, to ?? a memorial in favouer of the motion of Mr. Hlopwood, M.I-. for Clitheroe, for mediation in the affairs of America. At 'be appointed hour a considerable I number of working men , mustered, amongst ...

... THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION, WIMBLEDON, THunusi&Y. The great feature of the day was incessant rain, involving a lose to the association of nearly £300, the attendance of course being confined only to those whose presence was indispensable. The prize shooting was oxrrled on with great per. zevetance, and the feats achieved by Captain Heaton, 3rd Manchester, under moat utfavourable clronm. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-YEsTZEAy IBY BRlTISlI Aln rTn- . tBY BRITIsa AND RIfSH MAAHETIC TLG& . Their lordships met at four o'clock. TELEntAs.x FRAUDU PalEdatynTONS.-The L ?? CGHANCEILG said their lordsbips bad directed William JIsaes, clerk to Mr. Boodle, solicitor, Cheltenbam; John Preston, town erier, at Chelteniam; Robert So le Lingwood, solicitor, at Cheltenham. and Char'les WitliiZafi~sev clerk ...

... 1f DEPAHTURES FOR JUiY. I . I_ . = -. . -_ ,- From Preston. At To BLACKBURN, AccRtNoToN, BURY, & MANCHESTER in 6-35 mixed, 8-15 9-5 11-0 M. 1-45, 4-5 5-10 7-30 nix, a '9-5 A-On Sundays: 7-0 *9-30 U. 2-15 6-15 *S-30 A, all ?? Accrington only.) 11 To BLAcKBURNBURNLEY,COLNE, SKlIPTON,BRADFORD c. AND LNEDs.-6-3M mixed, 9-5, 11-0 m. 1-45 4-5, 5-10 B. *7-30 mix, A.-On Sundays : *7-0 M. 2-15 '6-15 ., ...

... I O0ACCO AND ITS ADULTERATION. l A rleurn has been isueod, by order of tho Hones of Corn. imane, of the soveral seizures made, and of the prosecutions for breach of the laws relatin t3 tobacco, between the 5th January, 186 and the 5th o Jauary, 1.862, distinognshiog those in Great Britain from those in Ireland; specifying the places and tho partie prosecuted, or from whom the seizurea were ...