... HEALTA~ OmMwi1VfEs., I W 5 L _ The Weelcly ssae ting was held yeiteordaO Pee- Plent- Messrs. Dover Nhimm ?? Heywortb, - Haydoes, Ridley, Job, adow,1d ' Steell Lawrence, Barton, H'olde, Stitt, Oros- thwaate. The B3oroug'1 Engineer, Building Surveyor, and Inspector f tsances reported v9. rioQ nta dur-I Of the opea l ?? in their soveral deP- irggte alc the ?? aof Nuislnes ?? It apjbared that 1U8 ...

... I [BY TIJLEGRAP&] HOUSE OP LORDS. FRIDAY, JULY 10. The house suet at five o'clock. POLAND. Earl Russ=ac said that when his noble friend Earl Grey gave notice of a motion with respect to the affairs of Poland, he asked him to defer it for a few days. He had received a telegraphic despatch stating that the Russian reply would not be sent off till the 14th or 15th instant, It would not, therefore ...

... - ?? I The fun of seeing Tear'em in the new chAi- ag Fracter of a very humble servant of Napoleon cb III., asssd the exciting personal controversy 4J originated~l by his revelations, have hitherto tic combined to divert attention from the gross ve. political impropriety of which Messrs. Roe- tho buck and Lindsay have been guilty in con- stituting themselves tho Parliamentary organs pni of n ...

... It is to be presumed that Parliament has now, for this time at least, heard the last of Messrs. Roebuck and Lindsay's experiences at Fontainebleau. We only hope that the re- sults of their self-imposed mission and the verdict pronounced on it by public opinion will prevent any future attempt on the part of private gentlemen to invest themselves with diplomatic functions. Of one thing we may be ...

... i I A number of wealthy Americans are said to have taken up their residence at Leamington. Mr Charles Barrington, of the Treasurv, has been appointed Gentleman Usher to the Order of the Bath. Horatio James Hugging, Esq., has been appointed Queen's Advocate for the colony of Sierra Leone. - The Temps says that M. Walewski is likely to be sent as ambassador to London. The Bishop of Chichester ...

... ?? IbIRE.RjIA?L,,F-lARl-1,AMB T.j -1,% ?? ? I vaiateorteed's WftWO; k'i~~~y'rti'V The 'noble and 4ad Jhp ,reporfA of Capbh hio ad notoh Jeetioti t dh* ad td lokeeera ITfhil bI,: p she tc.hroegh Cdlbl d ttee.koprs ! i lE DATION IN A14X tCA lit~epy ta i~lsstlon from, the thnt ?? ?? 0 ai tbre' was no idb ~ h bott'l h Etbdoerotr of the French had 'letely reejdhoinrtrsto kw. Maet' oenet, for ...

... I A special general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held on Friday, at the company's offices, Bridge Street, vestminster, for the purpose of autho- rising in accordance with the provisions of the Oswestry and Newtown Railway Act, 1863, the creation of now shares or stock in the Undertaking to an amount not ex- ceeding ;£200,00. The chair was occupied by l.r. 0. H. lWhalley, I'I ...

... NO T0 CE. During the rebuilding of our premises the business -of the Jous'nal and Daeil Post will be tranasacted at No. 6,: Cannon Street, where advertisements and orders wil be received. COVENTRY, TOWN Cu mNCIL-A meeting of this body (acting also as the Local' Board of Health) was held yesterday, at St. ?? Hall.' Present, the Mayor (Alderman T. Sedan), Aldermen Browett, Jenkins, Lynee, ...

... By ELuCM'uto AND INJTsIuOATIONAL TeGRAPM Oysiugs, Tn'cmPLl SUILD1NOS, NzwV STREnMT, (REUER'S TB'LEGRAM.) corn~uSPONDENCE BETWEEN THE 1F. ING OF PRUSSIA AND HIS SON. The piup'ro of Frankfort publishes the following axtice, which we reproduce with all reserve, leaving to our German contemporary the responsibility:-. LT51rBiur FXcutG'UU D EIETIVFEN KNiG WYILLIAM, I. AND ijur SoI , 11,13H PRINCE ...

... OT I CE. During the re-building of our premises the bueiness of the Journial and Daiily Posc wiU be traneacted at No. 6, Cannon Street, where advertisements and orders will be received. WALSALL. NEGLECT or SRvroBI.-Yesterday at the Guildhall, before Messrs. S. Cox (31ayor), and 1. Highway, Thomas FunconR, an apprentice to Mr. S. Meanley, batcher, Park Stheet, vas charged withhaving absented ...

... ATROCIOUS OUTRAfGES BY ITALIAN PRIESTS. (Crorn t he Cowresr ctaent of ?? M ornis y Post.) TunrN, June 29. The trial of the Ignorantias-the Ignorantelli, as they are termed in Italian, or Brethren of the Christian Schooli-began last Thurday, before the Corte ?? of Turin, was continued all Friday and Satarday, will bo resumed to-morrow, and will probably be brought to a osoe on Wednesday. Of ...

... B! LOCTIUO AND lcrTrWllATIoNML TBLEGIIP1 OleFicgs. T IsCsalE BUILDINGS, NEW STIaLS1T, (Mmier's Tclegravs.j THE AMERICAN WAR. REPORTED ADVANCE OF GENERAL LEE 1ONRBALTIMORE AND PIILADELPHIA. CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION OF CONFEDERATE STEAIERS AT ~SAYANNAI AND CHARLISTON. ANOTHER BATTLE AT PORT kUDSON. (Per the Africa.) NEW YORK, JUNE 22 (Evening). The blockading squadron has sunk the steamer Herald ...