... PROBABLE LOCK-OUT AT THE IRON- WORKS IN SOUTH STAFIFORDSHIRE. (Prom our Correspondent) Certain of the leading finished-iron masters in South Staffordshire have it in contemplation to take a course whish is almost exceptional in that trade in this part of the kingdom. It will be remembered that at the adjourned meeting of irosmssters in Bismingham, on Thursday, relative to the puddlers' strike, ...

... I OLDBURY. ASSAULTINo TrBE POLICE.-At the Petty Sessions, yes- terday, before Messrs. J. T. Chance and W. H. Dawes, Samuel Shellard was charged with having assaulted Police. constable John Pitt. The defendant was drinking in the King's Arms public-house on the 27th ult., and the con- stable was called in to tar n him out, as he was creating a disturbance. Instead of complying with the reqfuest ...

... SOLIHULL DIsPUTED SURv11YOIu'i ACCOUNT. -At the Petty Sessions, on Saturday last. an aplication was made by Mr. Motteram, of the Midland Circuit, on behalf of Mr. Cooksbott, for repayment of the sum of £20. for obtain- ing counsel's opinion upon the highway rates. and the appointment Of oversleers, 'which had been diSsllow64. at the Vestry Meeting. The Magistrates granted an order. PI'zE ...

... TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENC& (REUTEB'S TELEGRAMs.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRtACOW, MAY 4, EvFseLac Nearly 1,Q00 insurgents, armed with scythes, nmarclleh to-day along the frontier towards Igol myza ancd Brzesko in Galicia, district of Bochnlia. CRACOW, MINAY . According to au order of the day of the insUr- gent chief Tauzanouski, a battle w as fought with tie Russians at PvzVr v, on the 30th ult ...

... At the last moment, a fact was ascertained, in itself of bearing upon the question, but which ultimately led The discovery of what had been so long wanting in remarkable case. Upon being further questioned W to her first husband's family, Mrs Ellis stated that he brother, about six years younger than himself, who tIS also a soldier in the same regiment. What was his g1.6- His name was Reuben, ...

... TABLE FObR ASCERTAINUG T0,ON0AGHT EVENINGS. 1 . -T-lXA A'V A r-- MOOS'S ?.1SllG AY.I SEBTTING. At 4 days old she sets at, and |,tjatfullriscsabout6eveng. shiues till, about 10 night ,, 16,t a ciuarter after 7 - 5 days old .. - ?? ,, 17,at ?? ?? S - 6 ,, .. .. 12 - ,, ?? ?? - 7 ,, ,atorneearlm,3r a bou~tr 1_ - 20, about .. 12 - -. ?? - ?? nJ MAY. H 0 bR, __e n _ I_ C4a u' bD 1C4 Holosteric ...

... LEEDS, MAY 2.1863. a TheC Queen, accompnl~ied by the youngermemb)erS S of the Loyal family, and attended by the ladies and gentle. men of the Court, proceeded to Osborno on Thursday. The al Court wvill return to Windsor in about a fortnight, and A1 after remaining at the CJastle two days her Majesty will fe take her departure for Scotland. PRESENTS TO THE PRINCESS OP WALES.-On ru Thursday the ...

... Afge Venu THE PRO VINOsf. ?? O- FORD91hR1 -A SEnVAnT GIRL SHoT.-On most jamentable accident took plaoe at a farm- ..:dri9 d by Mr. Riohard Panviers, at Shelwiok, roffrefosld- appears that while Mr. and Mrs. wfaere absent at church, a servantman, named po wo k hi, maier's gun aed went down the tiver to Pstre toe shortly returned, and on entering the house ot O 0' Holt, the housemnaid, with whom ...

... I be'dilm. Ihas' no,;f ?? C, pmit |Bnoice ENorIsH.-Bankrupts. , .. h .,v : A: Loo1lNG-GLA6s FOR A LORD.-A pier-glass. o: It of MA4TIUMONY-Society's first error-andlier worst. g IfOt TiTT.iE ?? POITICAN'S[ COMsB.-Bun-combe. int |, WHAT E:VAEEY.M.,M ,EXPEOTS, Th sHS H;iBDESS31 r and -The cut direct. . 1. . I., . r. ?? W . THE BEST KIND OF TRiAOTS'JOR SOLDiERS.:-Tracts f fat of land. BEOOa' ofca ...

... NEWS OF THE DAY IN the House of Lords; last night there, was' no; busitiess trantsacted of general interest. TheV 'Lor'dships Pat for only twenty-hve' mininutes. For the first time this session, the Commons had n4o16 House last night. There werq several; Goiei'hiienit measures, of a routine dharagter, upon,, thel notice paper, a considerable. !number of irish. measures, and a long series of ...

... LOCAL INTE LLIGENCE.' I CHANGES IIN 'III CORNWALIS.-Capt Gren.. fell, U.N., goes to Falmouth to assume the command of ~ H.M.S. Russell. ?? Strange has been appointed b in hise stead. MrSpain, R.N., master, goes to he0 Royal Adelaide at Daeon port, and is reiee hbeM Ellis. Mlr Keogh, R.N., -assistant pemser roed to Plymouth to join the Orontes for service in China, P and Is superseded by Mr ...

... - FLOGGING ON BOARD H.M.S. MAJESTIC. TO TlE EsITORS OF TugE LIVERPOOL MEnlCURY. Gentlemen,-Feeilug the great injustice of the stigma under which Captain Ingleflold is now labouring (anonymous letters, Home even threatening his life, havin been received) I beg to state that the motives and feelings imputed to him are utterly false. All ho have the privilege of his acquaintance know fullN well ...