... ?? I k The following is an official return from the I h Admiralty of the names of the offieers and men t y lost in the wreck of H.M.S. Orpheus, at the ' n entrance of the Ilanukan Harbour, New Zealand, . on the 7tb day of Frebruary last:- i t. William F. Burnett, C.B., commodore; William T. F. s k W. Mudge, lieutenant; Arthur Jekyll, lieutenant; k. William 11. Strong, master; Robert H. Burton, ...

... WORK FOR YUED I OED IN LAnneHr allot .It rEst, The Home Office has just iessud to i4e various It local-authorities two ciroulars upon thsssubject. D One is addressed to.those places which haveadopted the the Local Government Act, and is as follows:- BiD Rome Office Whitehall, S W May 4, 1808. R S~ir,-I am directed by Secretary Sir eorsge Groy to , inform you that as the of is Included in n the ...

... ?? The monthly meeting of this board was held on Tuesdayat the Publi tOffices, Halt-bill. Mr. Lee presided, and amongst the members of the board present were Messrs. Hogarth, Prowee, Bicker- steth, Scott, Wollesoroft, Pritchard, Legg, Liver-. ddge, and Hitchmough. The finance committee, in their minutes of proceedings, reported the election of Mr. Turner as its chairman for the ensuing year, ...

... [NTELIAGEMJE. I . TUE FRENCH IN MEXICO. Nzw-Youa, AmIL24, MOaXING. The New York journals publish news from Vera Crustowthe 12th itistant, vid Havana. F: rench accounts state that Comonfort' in at- ..esnpting',to join Ortega in Puebla was defeated with considerable lose. Ortega was also repulsed inuattempting tor makea sally from Puebla in the direction of the caital. Ortegae offered to capitu- ...

... ?? the time approaches for the periodical r- renewal of the French Legislative Body, the Ic Imperial Government seems more and more al bent on reducing the exercise of electoral r rights to the emptiest of farces and the njost r-transparent of hypocrisies. Independent x candidates-both name and thing-are, it e) seems, utterly incompatible with the security le of the Imperial r49inc, and with ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMy. 11 n-.- - ~noonrrP tn . A N M t IQ A fjORBNU'iNL; ur ?? dU)J MAX, L~OW. [Where two places ara mentitotied, the last named la thtat which the depot of the iregiment Is stationed.] a CAVALRY. 30th Canada-.Parkbert 1st Life Guards, Regent's Park, 31st Cilina.-Chatian~ 2nd ditto, Knightsbridge 32nd Curragh-presto, Royl ors Gars, inso. 33rd Bombay-Fermoy 1st Drgoon ...

... DEPARTURES FOR MAY From Preston. To BLACKBURN, AclRzNGTON, Buy, & X 6-35 mixed, 8-15 9-5 11-5 m. 1-45, 4-5 5.10 *9-5 A.-On Sundays: 7-0 tso20 M. 2-15 6 Mix ?? Saturdays, and to Aeeringten Al 4 aU Acerington only.) To BLAoKBuRN, BURNLHY,COLNE, SIPTON B AND LEDs.-6-35 mixed, 9-5, 11-5 x. 1-45 4-5 5.1 *7-80 mix, A.-On Sundays: *7-o X 2. ' A. all Mix.-('To Colne only.) -16 ?? To CHoLEry, BOLTON, ...

... simfoSlO. LflX gev BALUfl rOPYJ I antM . SUMMARY, DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords, last evening, the Cayman Islands and the Diocese of London Bills were severally read a third time and pmsed. In the Rouse of Commons, Lord C. Paget stated, in reply to Mr. Hadfield, that his attention had been called to a letter, published in the Liverpool Mercury, which accused Cap- tain Inglefield, of H.M.S. ...

... ! t - The usual weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks t and Harbour Board was held yesterday afternoou, e in the boardroom of the dock offices, Canning-place. Ml: Ranl&npresided, and the following other gentlemen were also present:-Messrs. Shand, Graves, Arnold Moss, Boult, Farnworth, Fernie, i Hyslop, Kendail, James Iolme, Darbyshire, Har- y rimoa, and Forwood. I VWORKS COMMITTEE. On the ...

... SEMI-WEEKiLY SuMMARY.rl s DoMESTICv f' The Queen w*il probably visit Balmoral during the current month. The 14th instant' 'is named as the day of her departare for Scotland. No business of importance was tranmsaotep in the House of Lords on Tuesday evening. In the House of Comtmons, Mr. Layard, in reply to a qiiestiin by 'Colonel t Dunne, 'statdd thaI Captain White, a British subject, bad been ...

... PAR.S, MAY 7, SEVESY A. hi. It has not escaped the notice of those who watch with some attention the course of political events, that the Poles seem to feel as sanguine in their ex- pectations of aid from France at this moment as the Piedmontese did a month or two before the Emperor entered on the Italian war. This confi- dence must be founded on something more solid than vague hope. The ...

... WALLASEY COMMISSIONERS I The monthl meatin'gof this board was held yesterday b a afterncon, at the Public Office, EgremMft. Mr. Hughe lI oresidedt end the other members present WOYO Messw Penny. Fiwck Hobmes, Hsoack, (uilborn, Boyd, and Fezy. GAS AND WATER COMMITTEE rer* it appeared from the proceedings of this ommlit ...