... 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., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST AND TlELEGRAPHIC NE WS. ACCIDET 1O 'LilE FEmALE Bo1.0NI,.-The pc, aie , B!o si in a precarious state. Her sffer- irgs ares s acute as to prevent ?? examination of tho Exact nature of the iDjoiry. cEU I ULI -About half-past eight on Satur. day n5ight a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. eet, jclier, of Queen-street, Hull. In. about three. qsertersef aohlour the whole of the joloers ...

... I BALMOR&L, FRDAY, A'TG. 15. Her Majesty took a oarriage drive yesterday. Tha le Queen was accompanied by Princess Hlohenlohe and the l rncesa Helena. al Intellig ene wasg received by her Majesty last night ale Prussier Royal Highness the Grown Prineeje of Iw- Prussia was going on well. ied (From the Court Journar.) ie The Qneen has enjoyed her aoustomed rides In r- the vlinity of Balmoral ...

... GRAND NATIONAL EIBIEDDFOD, 1862. AUGUST 26, 27, 28, A.D 29. This great national oangress of Cambrian bards, minstrels, historians, and artisans It held at the ancient royal castle of Cmrnarvon, chiefly celebrated as the birthplace of Edward the first Prince of Wales (afterwards Edward IL, King of England). I his memorable event occurred on the 25th April, 1284, when his valiant father, Rdward ...

... THIE BICENTENARY. The bicentenary commemoration of the Black Bartholomew has been in some instances turned to small sectarian uses; but the truer and higher lessons which it suggests have found admirable expositors in more than one Nonconformist com- munity, and the general tenor of the dis- courses which it has called forth is, so far as we have had the means of observing, honourable to the ...

... - - - - - flther On Thursday, July 316t, a mee'n7 of thi3 instulu. iotbar tion was held at Itl house. Johna-sireet, Adelphl, Sir anC88. Edward Perrott, Brt., In.P, 13 the chair. The ighter minutes of the previous meeting having beun read, yg her a reward of £6 lOs. was voted to tbe crew of the a are InatittatIon's lifeboat stationed at Fleetwood, for twith putting off and assisting, In ...

... ivar ?? LEX1fUPREA. FisLUS MPVLIARX SUPREA. SUMMAR~Y. - DOMESTIC. The steamship Etna, which arrived at Queenstown yesterday, from New York, was detained at the last-mentioned port for a Queen's messenger, who probably brings important despatehes from Washington. The American mail brings news of the death of Sir Alan M'Nab, at Toronto, on AugustStb. Sir Alan, who was of Highland extraction, was ...

... I The division lists for the senior candidates exa- mined in June have just been published by the unl- versity. The list of junior candidstes Is not yet ready. The following extract comprises the whole of the candidates who have passed at the Liverpool Centre. General list, framed upon the aggregate work of the candidates. The letters A B C D B F Indicate the first division In the several ...