... TH3E REPRESENTATION Or PORTSaOUTH.-IJNION OF THlE LIBERAL Foicns.-Contrary to all expecta- tion and much to the discomfiture of our political - opponents, an amalgamation has taken place between )F the section of liberals represented by Mr. Stone and those who regard Mr. Serjeant Gaselee with especial favour. This determination was come to at a large and inflieutial meeting of Mr. Stone's ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCIE. ) LBY ELE~CTRfIC TELEGRAPM.] THE RENEWALT OF HOSTILITIES. BLOCKADE OF THE GERMAN PORTS. 5 -- D A supplement to the London Gazette was issued lest s evening containing a note addressed to Earl Enssell by 5 the Danish minister in London. He states that if hosti- s lities should be renewed on the 26th the blockade of these ports which was raised on the 12th May will ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMFNT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUINE 24. . There was no business of general public interest tefore their Lordlhips. HOUSE OF COMMONS. AC FRIDAY, JuNB 24.-THE KBAUSATIGE. hi In reply to a question from Mr. Corry, Lord C. Paget ti said that the Admiralty did not think it necessary to send in an officer to Cherbourg to examine and report on the mode st adopted to strengthen the ...

... NAVAL AND XILITARY NEWS. ;S THE IioN-CLAD CoavETTE REsEAuc.-A series of e highly ?? and important gunnery experiments etpok place in the Channel, off Berry Head, on Saturday l last, on board Her Majesty's iron-clad corvette Research, )f for the purpose of putting this new and experimental ship to the severest tests which her fighting capabilities will have to undergo in actual warfare. On a ...

... ?? - r - - - Agents-Messrs. J. and W. GuiBanns. The Amateur Rowing Club commence the season on Tuesday evening in the river Medina with a programme of seven contests on the card, viz., two punt races, a two- oared race, three four-oared races, and a duck hunt. Wadham's brass band has been engaged tor the occasion, and we have no doubt, if the weather prove favourable, that this healthy sport ...

... | I .1 , . ,. , I - - I am Although the trial of the 12-pounder field guns is likely lux to continue until the pleasant month of August, when is I dogs and servants are sent to th e steam wharves of Lower Mir EatSmtfil, n gnlee, eried of the town, 1ev April, whensthe fhitring com encd the atoshee f p shulnt-are prostounced goodtalikteas regardsinanufacture 1 1 and endurance. The Whitworthiis ...

... !n st In our latest edition last week we intimated to what a n. serious extent these proceedings had been carried. In that hurried account we were unable to give anything ir like the true state of affairs on Friday. As we stated on s, Thursday, it was intimated that a row would be renewed, al and that the populace were determined to set fire to the re two large piles of hurdles, the value of ...

... al PORTSMOUTH, ti SATURDAY. JUNE 25.1864. a SuNDAY 1; ssow-riftli Sunday after Trinity. S - Main?--Fiost lesson, 1 Samuel 15; second lessen, Luke 9. .Rvein -FilCt lesson 1 Samuel 17; second lesson, Eph. 3S. S MaTn STEMnING POWER or SHIPS OF WAn .-If vol the new armour-clad ships of the British navy were shi perfect in every other respect we slhould still have to at regret one very important ...

... GENERAL DOMESTI5 NEWS. - Mf The late sanitary fair in New York realisad upwards of o one million dollars. Ox A woman was suffocated in London last week by cover- th ing her mouth with bedclothes. tel Three persons were drowned in the Medway on Sunday, Po through the upsetting ofh pleasure boat. ho Sir Edwin Landseer's picture, A Piper and a Pair of ha Nut-crackers, has bean bought by Mr. ...

... WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL, FOaraT1 SUTNDAY AFTo Tasseer. Early Service (Eight o'Clock). - To Demro and Jubilate, Clarke in E. Second Service (Half-past Ten o'clock).- Sanctus, Kyrie, and Creed, Wesley in E. Before the Sermon, Once more, Lather. Afternoon Service (Half-past Three ?? the SeronR, The earth, Chard. Magnificat and None Dimittis, Clarke in E. Anthem, Praise the Lord, Goss. ia ?? ...

... TEE LOCATL Go-vriOEmENT BiLL.-O wing to somewhat sea. extraordinary proceedings onl the part of the Outwvards one Comamissioners a rumour obtained cuirrency during the 'fh early part of this week, to the effect that the Local ItO2 Gevernment Bill had been rejected by the Lords, and thatbe flu hepe of sanitary Improvement by the introduction of Ma this measure might, for a time at least, be ...

... PORTSMOUTH ROYAL SAInORS' Hom.-For the week ending 17th of June, 1864.-Entered, 249; left, 242; remaining, 7.-James Lyon Thorne, Superintendent. On Sunday last the annual sermons were preached at St. Thomas's Church, Portsmouth, in aid of the infant schools, and the sum of 231. 8s. was collected. LrcEwsING SEssIoN.-The magistrates have appointed a special petty session for the transfer of ...