... T&IE AMJ£BtO&Nbt VI&EDt~IFF. t @ ?? . ;(nFrow thhe TnIlo 'l ! ¾ * t r W .; ;f(Frolnthet Tjjj) Z.. : L Tbhe Popular organe df opinon in the Ndrthei; ?? ot he icA are Wi erotasie3 st.tbe niohit dhiractct of the: Rneoyed ?? I To ?? to themselves,,they are able to find A truly Christian oonso- ' iation in the clroumta ucs tbat it 15 sill s more 'iijtiriou, 'as they hop, to Enlnd andflf l Earope. ...

... (From the Tlmes.) C Towerds the end of March last, nearly four months ago, Geoeral M'01ellan having discovered that the enemy, who lbad been In front of Washington since June, 1891, had u vanlahea veryAuddenly, resolved to transport his army from, the PotomAO to the Yorktown Peninsula, and thence ad. vance upon Robimond, Dod OD the 224 of tbe month he rist °v Out with his Grand Army of the ...

... THE STATE OF IREL&ND. .. , , . .. .. At . U . The following letter appeared in the Daily News of Wed. ntoday: Slr,-Agrarionltsm has once more broken oat in Ireland, and we have once veore the hideous speotaole of a people rejoicing in the anquittal of a manifest assassin as a triumph over the Goverainent. The moral will at once be drawn, that the Irish are Irish still, and that nothing but ...

... EN GLAND. THE MUn11DR11 BY A Girsv-SicNE IN Count-At the Winchester easslse, on ASlatrday, Edwar4 Lee, a gipsy, -was placed at the bar, on a charge ot having mundered his wife at a village called Waterloo, near Portsmouth. The murder was coinmitted on'thell2t' of June, in a vaan in whiol the prisoner and his wife were in the babit of vistig fairs and raeau : The priboner pleaded guilty. The ...

... 0 THE PAROCHIAL BO&RDS OFSOOTL&ND AND THE LUNAOY BILL. . . . -_ ha - __1E AtPA - -h -h. .. ^ ;A At a meeting of the Sub.Oomittlee of the Parochial Boards of Scotland, charged with the consideration of the Lunacy Bill, held at Fenton's Hotel, oth July, 1862-Sir Jas, Gardiner Baird, of Saughton Hall, Bart, In the chalr- The sub-committee, have to express their regret that etate- mentS have ...

... HAMILTON~-Jmi 14o I P. Cbbusi;PoAdai4 Cdimi ?? J3ils.co.of Peace, Couit lME1,166'11 o H'.; an :Esq.o Bs'aa4d Brdopme~ton'- MJohit eek, sejq.' olf t.. od s let; did, Dr.-Feblirln, -eisdlaj Juntiicw he, foll wiiig narptles were arraigned on cam plilnis at the in~t~iiae ol ?? J. A. Dyk§k.F,.F. viz. :-JohAW ldeon, sollier, Brm zell.; Id! ton, w#s'chnreld'dlth'baVin` ?? a treappes ° 76h 1Ze; ...

... I CITYOFGLASGOW BANK-ANNUAL MEEMING Tho annual meeting of the shareholders of the City of Glaegow Bank was held yesterday in the Merchants? Hall-t Henry Dunlop, 1eq., in the ehalr. The SConETAnY ha;irg read tha aivertlienent calling tho! meeting, Mr. STRONACH, the manager, read the following report by the directors The divotora have now, In accordance with the contraCt, to submit to the ...

... THE lCOTTON SUPPLY. -s Tw | So ad Editor of the Glarow Herald. - pro' - Glasgow, 4th July, 1862. rely sE ,-in the Times of yesterday, I obeerve a leader on the Wd, ,Cotton Questton, invbiohthemenuufcturero of Mbanches. Ila ter are severely bandled. l'y. It le hard to blame Meancheater for the want of cotton ai to! the preenetmoment. Before the Amerfian war broke out, Manohbetea took alarm, ...

... lKILMARNOOK. MON~THLY BEOIOMT&1IOlcB -In thle month of -June just closed therebhave been 99 blkA0, ofwhich 9 were Illenhimtie; dtatbis, 41 ; and mmvrtla&M 29-the whole rqcglatvatlonx for the month tieing 169; In ?? these figures wiho the June of 18614 we find the blithe Increaed by 14, and of thw IleBtlmate a ?? of 3. Tha deatheshow two of an in. orease; and nn marriages a decrease of 4 Oa the ...

... LATU.EST, ?? . . ?? . a . ?? ia', - 3aMru;.' B Y MAGiIETXvIC TELERAziPH, i ~ .0 .7 !7 ROUSH OF COMMONS-WBDNODI.Y. The 5P5AE10 toik the ebalr at 12 o'clock'. Sir 21. W. Watkin Wynn took the oaths and ble seat for G Montgomeryehire, In room of Cot. H. W. Wynn, decea5ea. as SHERIFF OUMINAL OAES On the moton oi'Mr. MATIESOLN, an addiess was ?? to fora 'return of Anl criminal ases tried before'thp ...

... THE GREAT BATTLES ON TEM CHICK&HRO(I&NY. Ad - -- - _w . AL_ LAIA .. - ?? - -0- The Times publishes long details of these battles from the Federal papers, Six days, and seventeen miles of flight and slaughter, are, it says, the real fect3 which have beun sickened over by pate ghastly boasts of atrategetic socceasmL Such a dreadful carnage av tbat which has just taken plaes' 'in A mtrIOa, is ...

... iINDLBORIMINATE usi OF TEe TURKISH B&TEa. I ; m . au 0 ##v at I ~ ag M I7 . To taa Milor of the Gcow Heral,. Srn,-As a stranger, I am boun4 to giva some erplanation . of the o netnces under w fhiob 1 ciddms you. PReturnieg from the Hebrides IM t year I passed through your city, and, lbeing somewhat out of health, Inquired if I could get a Turkish bath In Glasgow. I was directed to Dr. Jacke, ...