... In the recent accounts from America, there is piece of intelligence which places in very equivocal aspect the patriotism of the soldiers of the Federal army. When Hooker moved forward from Falmouth on his disastrous expedition across the Rappahannock, there were in his army some corps the term of service of which was just about to expire. It was tolerably notorious that the men composing them ...

... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE STAMPED FOURPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNB 1, 1863. N°- 27,910 F .REIGN and COLONIAL MAIL l'»R ...

... eaoday, SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received THIS DAY (Mon- ?? without Fines. THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary j, 6t. James' street, Ist June, IbGS. TO-MOBBOW. ENDCLIFFE ARCHERS. PRACTICE DAYS an fixed far TcßßnxY to each Week. - Shooting from 11 am. until Dusk. On these Bsys (for the con- dolence of Members) a LUNCH Is pun sail on the Ground, at Out Shilling each. Lediss or Gentlemen wishing to join Bin ...

... LONO, to for 13 lendid [j( )| ?? TlTo NY'S LYN, I'arlla- icilialu sta- n, and ao\.ered ■ ion and full | amount of h.s ♦ each, ::ncnt. .. I 1 1 •nilon. Ini and Co.), Mexican ■'. Morton and Cod, Glasgow .^HEi * !e an ...

... loading ln the St. ' A3 su ! ier ' or accommodation for a few chief 4o r * crs ' who will betaken at 40 guineaa each.— For IIJPJe* apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., P i * tI; LJU)URNE and GEELONG, to sail . ; tnally, the favourite Sl.ip CALLIANCE, A 1 for 13 ! bs faster lyinc: in the East India Docks. Thissplcndid j f»« 4-j.y s, ipcrior accommodation for chief cabin pas- -1 P' t »3» f ...

... the *°%R TOMU^toe Ue«to*teaj*s»M. wiU Pre^h ?? ED Jl^^hEvS^^St 8 8^ „tee * t t*\m^istV) ?? eaec __.vaeu.fat tt an- past seven. «- — . THIS EVENING. ..rii IRONSIDE wUI REVIEW the-^ 111 faRAD-SS SQUARE MEETING at tbe Foreign iK r oinmitt*>, CoueciL Ham., this Evening (Tvsh>ax), at ?? • JOHN BAKER'S LECTUBS, He. THE IBIOM-WS ©F SELF-CTJiaruM,* fte., ' * v- viUSr: HALL, SHEPFIELD, on TBEBDAJ, ...

... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE ?? FOURPENCE. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1863. N°- 27,911 GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The GKEAT EASTERN, Walteh PATON, Commander, wiU h despatched from LI VERPOOL for NEW YORK on TUESDAY, June 30. „ ?? , : _First cabin, £20 to £28, according to accommodation, [ .i| having the same privileges in the saloon ; second cabin, £14. j f vt in v tickeu ** HI be issued at a fare and ...

... All commnnicatiogi intended for insertion in Courier or relating the litemiy I department the paper, should be addteued Mk! •' the KditorjJtjf K From the »pace occupied by our reported much I*4*l aid general Mil ha* been postponed.^};* TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1863. In* the House of Lords Inst night, Lord Broooham, after referring to recent railway accidents, inquired if the Government intended to ...

... S».Cl__F_a_ ■ ?? SUFFOLK. ■^SffISSL and Forms, l^^t'ov-eers of every Pansh __5». ?? received before the Bth of the ?? , __S.^requested to apply to me K^k. o»*as the same may be supplied. __SS« d fen^__ffi' BORTON, Be* 9 jCSNfl** clerk of the Peace. I ?? m^j ■' - i*^^ABMERS' BW 7* . ?? shares iii the above Company ATIU i S o ?o^ Monday, th.^ 5 '& » °fl J y the Share List will be closed. } ih ...

... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE STAMPED FOURPENCE. LOXDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 18G3. N°- 27,912 0 VEKLAND ROUTE.-- COMMUNICATION by -I LAM t . INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ?? via Egypt .— The ■ ?? ..i.i ORIENTAL -TEAM NAVIGATION oOM- ?? \* ' , k PasM-ngeis, ?? ra-eive Carg p and Parcels at their I , I .ji . rti t I, : Ciini ..iar. Vlulta, Eg>'|d. Aden, Ceyluli, Madras, ?? ?? ?? ?? Cii: i, y t«ei r steamers leaving ...

... MEETING OF CONDOLENCE ON THE DEATH OF GKNERAL JACKSON. Feeling deeply the Death of GEN KB AL JACKSON, than whom h -ver or more upright man never existed, we have determined i *„-_n a MEETING of Gentlemen lavourable to the KECO6- ! VITION of *• SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, to express ! rondoleoce with hie bereaved Widow and noble Companions in i V^j, u> be held in the Council H_j_l, Norfolk street, ...

... intelligent examination of our American ' news will serve .how that, whatever else is to 1 happen the other tide the Atlantic, there ' are yet appearances that peace is near. I The indications which are presented suggest the ' contrary conclusion, and lead the inference that the country which a few years ago was flourishing and powerful, and is now wretched, has in store for it miseries to ...