... OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE. No. 1. MR. ADAMS TO EARL RUSSELL, (Recelved Jnne 21.) Legation of the United States, London, June 20, 1862. My Lord,-I have the honoar to transmit to your lordship a Copy of the despatch from the Secretary C State to me of the 28th ultimo, which I dedired to read to you In my inserview of yesterday, but which I found I bad accidentally left at home.-Renewing, &c., ...

... IINTERVENTION IN AMEIRICA. We cannot regard the recent Blackburn meeting in favour of intervention in America as a wise or useful proceeding, and we should be sorry to see the example set by that town extensively followed. The feel- ings which prompted the promoters of the meeting are worthy of all respect and sym- pathy, but the course of action which they reconimend would in our opinion be a ...

... I The we*ly meeting of this board was held yeO3t- day at the West Derby workhouse, the member, present being Messrs. KIeyes (in tbe chair), Ledgeir Robertb, Balgbh Callan, Pitts, Owen, We beter Pye Witbam, Meroer, Glover, Page, Warehaun, Wltoa, Metcalf, and Richmond. lbeques (or oat-door re. lief were grantod as follows --Mr. Potts. £115- Mr. Roberion, £37; and Mr. Lythgoe, £20. The governor ...

... The unfortunate Comte de Chrlsten, a young man of a good family In France, and now only 26 years of age, has just bean condemned by the aour ?? at Naples to hard labour for two years at the galleys. The Comte, born a Frenchman, served with great credit in the army of the late King of NaPles. His name has been montloned in conneotlon ith some of the most daring sorties which were muade from ...

... The weekly meeting of the Meriey Docks and Harbour Board was held yesterday afternoon in the board-room of the dock offices, Canning-place. Mr. Raltein presided, and tbe following other gentlemen wero also present:- Messrs. Jamea Kolmoe, Charles Tucoer, MI.P, M~ondel, Boult, Hulabagir Bold, Broelsiehank, tittledale, Arnold, BubshEI, foruby, end Kiendall. THE WORKS COMMITTEE. The proceedings of ...

... To r, .- IF we turn from America to Italy the cry must still be the same- Who will tell us any truth ? When FnANOrs IL was on the throne of Naples we always knew that whatever else might be the truth about the GARIBALDIAN expedition of two years ago, the official tele- grams of his government were certainly false. They were satisfactory therefore in so far that they shewed us what not to ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.-Sir Culling Eardley, Bart., has resigned the presidency of the Evangelical Alli- ance, which he has held for a long series of years, and the duties of which he has always most energetically discharged. Failing health is one of the reasons assigned for the step this taken. Last year there, were 970 criminal lunatics-750 males and 220 females. In the year forty-nine ...

... By ELECOTPI AND INTERNATIONAL TEL29RAP11, O mES, TEmPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STrBEET. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. MARSEILLES, JULY 30. Letters from Constantinople of thle 23rd state that Sir H. Bulwer has announced that England has in- duced Austria to sit at the Conferences oln Servia with the Italian Ambassador. The first sitting was occupied with the affair of Belgradc. The ...

... NOTICES TO CORIRESPONDENTS. AlI letters intended for publicatwn. must be accompanied by' the na.mei and adedressas of the writers, not necessarily jao publeatiaon, but for the informnation of the Editor, Gnrwespondents 1V/te set any special vatie upon their com- munications must Aeep copies of them as we cannot ulnder* ?? to return unused cosstriutionl Another Vietim. -IVe hare ?? punlisedl ...

... * The AMor1bigjy Post ?? Robert Peel has very seasonably reproved, a certain Rev. Dr. Coghlar, P.P. of Kilmovec, who had assailed him in a coarse manner in a letter published in the Horning News. The words used by this clergyman and gentleman were as follows :- May God bless and protect those generous donors who have saved the lives of the people, despite the determination of our Saxon tyrant ...

... I This hotel, certainly one of the most magnificent and well-arranged of any in the kingdom, is now fast approach- ing. completion, and will be ready for opening on Mon- day next. It is built after the model of the hotel at Pad- dington, and the style of architecture is the Continental Gothic. It is, as our readers are aware, the property of the Great Malvern Hotel Company (chairman, Dr. Gully ...

... DUDLEY. DULEoYr AND MIDLANDp Ced6~ooaC-'k AND Ssr?riru SOCIETr.-As will be seen Croni anl advertisenlont in anethet columin, arrangements have been madle for holding tlia inaugural meceting of thle newvly establieiliel soientllle society on Priday next. The committee coold not wvell have seleeted A, better piano feor their heelt field day. .Net only ise Dudley eaaily accessible from all parta ...