... JoAI Itotto anb ienerie. [Finding it difficult, from considerations of spaoe, to continue our Loeal NotHs and Queries in sueealve numbers of the Jour-nal, we have decided on mansfering them to the Daeil Post, and henceforth we shall devets a portion of each Thursday's paper to this purpose. We shall be glad to receive contrmbutions, either Notes or Queries, on any subjeets of interest ...

... TEE LUOIFER MATOFI TRADE. We mentioned in our first notice of the Children's Employment Commission that they assigned to Mr. White the duty of enquiring into the 'cirwnmstances of the lucifer match 'manufacture, in connection with which a moat Herieus and afflictlng malady had de- veloped itself since the enquiry of 1840, when the manufacture was in its intanoy, and the children and young ...

... NOTIOES TO CORBESPONDENT& All tiers intendd for putficewn must be aocomsaksid by L4h ?? and addressee of tlt wrikr. not ?? for Snb-ao but for tad Mformc ais ?? Edieor, OeVorpondenta ?? ansy speia se Ups tir A ons- ctione maut keep ?? of in, as ew cannot ucncsr tk4 to rdeuro u ed conctibutions, iD. and WY-The letter is an advertisement. THE FEMALE BLONDIN. o0 th4 EDITOR of Cite DAny PosT. Sir ...

... gW isoll i Eugg SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1863. NEWS OF THE DAY. I the House of Lords last night EarARussnL said that the Russian reply to the diplomatic note oa Polish affairs, would not be sent off before the 14th or 15th inst. The Earl of CARNARVON drew atten- tion to the state of our relations with Japan, . and complained that the House and the country- were kept in utter ignorance of the exact ...

... WORCESTER, BROMYARD, & LEOMINSTER I RAILWAY COMPANY. The adjourned extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the Imperial Hotel, Great Malvers, yesterday. Sir Charles Hastings, the chairman of the company, presidel, and there were also present Messrs. Elias Chadwick, W. Lewis, Josiah Staflard, J. B. Hill, J. W. Lon, and E. B. Evans, direc. tors; and Messrs. ...

... ' up ia labe rpperprjtopn~, b h . M.,T eqpl;-declari d himv' s 1iro~ 't an agasneimiral _ir AOV6.4 flal e IW41ry, prf~ * pttg wa-the' etso 1.far-as naainajntu rean writo''and vrppyr~tor pf. Ze gpa ~it A azai,'n -uMi'rrlsoq, alce Za qel us camne in1V ?A-ryor~c ro','dhvnglrt thoat Sir 5 Eda~dB~loer a~ he wite oftha e~trinquestion, eI Ile NotGd The dendanh p~pa'ded. No4hIty, sui also, that the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-LAST NIGHT. Earl St. Maur took the oaths and his seat as Baron Sey. mour. The LorD CHIACELLOR moved the second reading of the Alterations in Judges Circuits Bill, and explained that its objeet was to enable her Majesty to make a distribution of the circuits, and to give compeneation, if necessary, to any classof persons vho mizht be affected by the re-distribution, Lord BRoUGeAM ...

... . AND AST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT TEE GENERAL POST-OFF1CE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. 1 FRIDAY, JuLY 17. THE AXEROAiNNMAIL.: ! WIE said last week that great evenitb were impending across the.Atlantic, ndaiidthe news brought by the Bohemian proves we were not mistaken. Probably 'never since the war begun have battles, so fiercely coatested, so deadly, and frau'ght with such important issues, ...

... THE DOCK COMPANY AND THE WATER- WORKS COMMITTEE. On Tuesday a special meeting of the waterworks committee was held at the Corporation'sofflces, Scale-haue, Aid Mayfield, chairman. There were alson present MessrseBrownlow, C h Lambert, and the engineer (Mr Dale).-The Chairman stated that the meeting had been called together in consequence of the engineer havieg reported that there was not a ...

... WARSAW, JUNE 2O. Apprehe- sious are entertained that a terrible and decisive blow Will scion be dealt in Warsaw. Some say that it might proceed from the Polish secret committee, while others maintain that General Berg will mnake a formidable demonstra. tion against the revolution. The Russian Govern- ent, despite its watchfulness, acuteness, courage, and pecuniary sacrifices, has been unable ...

... L7ATEST AD T IRP~CNES -%FCTIVE FIRE AND LOSS DgOF LIFE AT HULL broke out at eleven o'clock on Saturday i, warehouse belonging to MessrEL J. T. j-wng ill, Russian merchants, High-street. ,ae spread with great rapidity. At twelve the whole front of the building fell out, com- DI blocking up High-street. A vessel lying dctee th vvha~rf caught fire, but by cutting 'ber mns~ and hauling her off the ...

... LATEST APND TELE'&RAPIC NEWS. A notic e is published in the Gaetcte respecting reduction is in shnpping dues at Stettin and Swiue- munde. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] T.CUSSIAN ANTSWER TO THE FRENCH NOTE. PROPOSED POLISH AMNESTY. PAIts, JULY 17. M. de Budberg, Russian Ambassador to France, 'was received by M. Drouyn de Lhuys to-day, and remitted to him the reply of Russia to the IT'rench note on the ...