... IINITERESTING OO EsATE I I DOOUMN. l The following letter from a Confederate agent in t- country hag fallen Into the handf of the Ursitod SltBes Government:- TO MAJORt I. GORGAS, 0. S. ARTMLZRY, WAR DZPARTMENT. IIverpoel, lt April, 1862. I have had great difficulties to contend with In shipping thefield artillery whlob, ?? prevlously informed you, I should soon send from Hamburg. IMessrs. ...

... A SPLENDID REMINISCENCE OF THE I INDIAN MUTINY. Ten days hence, says the Timea' correspon- dent atCalcutta, writing on May 22, will be sold by auction in Calcutta the Kerwee prize booty, the dlestiny of which seems still undecided in England. The catalogue is before me, containing 2235 lots. An inbpection of the jewels and ingots, the coins and trinkets, gives a far better idea of the ...

... TEE EMILY ET PIERRE.-OFFICIAL - - ,I . CORRESPONDENCE. The papers respecting the above vessel were published on Saturday morning. The correspond- ence. between Mr. Adams and, Lord Russell :is somewhat lengthy, but the last letter from the noble Lord sufficiently explains the decision of the British Government, and its reasons for coming to that decision. Writing on the 12th instant, the ...

... I. = Ia -;R -ODO COARR E~aSP;j~Nr, AN THE :; :WO A oafl Owl 005ORwnle.J Mr att6etioni Ua baee directed by. g Antlman in the Iprovince in which your paper chiefi C iA nlates, and |ho isace no connexliO of any iortwithi ?? the insertion in a recent number of the Northan Whig of a coarse and malicious attack upon myself. I do not propose to bandy hard words with the anony- mous writer in question ...

... (From the Evening Freeman of k'ist niIht.) TIlE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. I The New York correspondent of the Times says some considerable anxiety is expressed as to the portion of the army before Richmond. General M'Clellan is not at the head of a force sufficient to risk an attack upon the Confederate capital, and a constant demand for reinforcements reaches Washington fron his camp-a demand ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEMEN.-Ill your report of thie proceedinggs in the Banklruptcy Court at Leeds on Friday last, you inti- mate that the Commissioner in his judgment herein re- marked that he thought an action could be sustained against 1Mr. Batret, attorney, for the paymnct of certain money belonging to the bankrupt, to his wife, who after- -kards refused to deliver it ...

... I Nzw YORK, JuNx 17. I Those great battles which Fremont won in the 1 Shenandoab Valley, and the reports of which filled e our papers for several days, wre now admitted by the e same journals to have been Inglorious and stinging I defeats. The papers generally have slyly hinted d pithin a day or two that the victories were some- what highly coloured, but the World does not hese( tte to ...

... A HUSBAND SHOT DEAD-JEALOUSY AND I ?? - REVENGE i A 8uociuucM affair occurred at No.. 256, Broadway, third floor, yesterdey afternoon; involving the life of Peter C. Real, a. .weU-knowvn.,manufacturer of. gilt braid. :Mr. Reg, -it appears,' was busily engaged at work,, about three o'clock, when a young woman named Mary Stewart entered the workshop, and ac- cused him of, heiving.deserted. her. ...

... (e'oae OtU OWN contspottoxT.) ITbe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PARIS, SUNDAY EVSNING. The Paetie now publishes despatches from Gene- ral de Lorencez and other news from Mexico (eid Southampton), showing the entire falsehood of all the hardy assertions with which it has been amusing the public every day for weeks past. There was a general engagement (not merely, as ...

... I I- orbital A - wilitAry. Orders were on Saturday received at Chatham for the cavalry and infantry troops, together with the de- tachments of Royal Artillery, who have been placed under orders to embark for India for the purpose of augmenting the various corps now serving in the Bengal, Madras, anld Bombay Presidences, to be held in readiness to embark at Wociwich and Gravesend be- tween the ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS x- , .. .. ?? . . .- . Deduced from observatlons taken at the Uverpool Observatory during the week ending Saturday, Jute 28, 1862. latitude, 53° 24' 48 If. Longitude, 30 0' 1 W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. At One o'clock p.m. GreenwLch Mean Time. June. *Ineb. Deg. Deg. Deg Sunday ?? 22 29.78 .. 47. .. .. 1 09 Monday . 23 29.949 .. 48.7 .. 10.3 10.4 Tuesday ?? .24 29 ...

... DRURY-LANE. TEIrs Evmrsnxo, THlE 8PITALF'l ELDS WtEAVER.-THE COLLEEN DAWN. Messrs. Dicn Boucicault, lf. Vassdenhofl, F. Robinson: Mesdames Celeste, Jessie MJLcasn, and Stevens. And THE KISS IN THE DARK.-Coosmerce at 7. HAYMARKET. TosHs EymonNa, THE IIAMPEST DAY OF MY LIFE. Miss HiUl.-OUR AMERICAN COUSlN. Measrs. Sothera, 13uckstons; lrs. Young, MissOliver.-LA CONTRABANDS1TA. Perea Nena and ...