... SECTARIAN EDUCATION IN I IRELAND. Lord Palmerston has earned the sincere thanks of every friend of civil and religious liberty and of Irish improvement by his unhesitating resistance to a demand with ...

... 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 end ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS Deduced from observations taken at the ?? Observatory during the week ending Saturday, July 19, 1862. Lwtitude, 53° 24' 48' N. longitude, 3' 0' 1 W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. At ...

... DETAILS OF THE L.4TE OPERATIONS NEAR RICHMMND, M'CLELLAN'8 BOMBLSTIC ADDRESS. THE BOMBARDMENT OF VICKSBURG. ThBorltlsh and North American royal mail steam. sblp Arabia, Captain Stone, arrived ...

... 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 ...

... 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. To ...

... | LETTFBS FROM RICHMOND. The Glob; publishes part of a private letter from Richmond. dated May 16. It says there Is nowv a fair bope thO t he gunboats will not be able to cone up. Ief ?? do, it Is a c ...

... | 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 ...

... At tbe weehly meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board yesterday lr. Ranktnss presided, and the following other members were present: -Messrs. Bold, Boult. Smith, Mondel, Tobi ...

... TEE HORBIBLE TRA&GEY NEAR. WEYMOTH. Tho Poole Herald~ of yesoterday, glyfft soII11 f U2Oba yarticulars. relarive to tbe horrid muil~el and s.Lutila5 CC tion by'a lunatic which we have alread>30Oteade ...

... THE FREN IN MEXICO. I * Napoleon III has probably been for some time convinced of the important error which he committed in attempting the sub- jugation of Mexico, and which everv suc- ceeding mail re ...

... TMP LOVES OF THE D Y ?? ._ . .. !:m 1!, g ,, M Ar At thox Covirt, of ~PIvIrajsn;ThtrsdaY.,Augom4 'Wh Turner prayed ton a ?? va thp It ~ud oftecruelt ?? her' ansbnd ' of th ohiriar ;The respondent ...