... V. 1). III.rohajo p lost 910 1. 14 'all - MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1864. NEWS OF THE DAY. Her MAJEsTY purposes leaving Balmoral at mid- day to-morrow. The Royal train is expected to reach Perth at six o'clock, and, passing through Birmningham early on the following morning, to arrive at Windsor at 9 a.m. The Dandee Advertiser tells us that no festal demonstrations took place at Balmoral Castle on the ...

... A large numriber of invalid troops ?? at Southampton from Gibraltar on Saturday. The house which is being builb on the aide of Lochnagar, by order of her Majesty, and of which full notice was taken in the newspapers last year, is fast approaching completion. A fireman on the London, Chatham, and Dover Iine haa been killed by falling off his engine while attempting to apply the break. The bar ...

... mughs ?? Not 11' 0 ?? 2 WESDAY, OJNE 28,,- 1864. NEWS OF THE DAY. As might have been anticipated, the House of Lords was crowded last evening, as well by Peers on ,the floor as by ?? in the galleries, the occasion being the unfolding of the foreign policy of the Government in the present, juncture by the Foreign Minister, Earl RUSSELL. Iin laying the papers on the table the noble Earl made a ...

... I On Wednesday the corner stone of a memorial hail, founded by the Unitarian body, in commemoration of the two thousand edeated ministers in 1662, was laid by Mr. Alderman Markle, at the corner of Lloyd Street and Cross Street, Manchester. The building will consist of four storeys. The ground and basement floors will be let off as a warehouse, with separate entrance In South Street. The ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM, The annual general meeting of the subscribers and donors of this institution was held yesterday forenoon, in the Board Boom of the Institution, Bristol Road. Alder- man Phillips presided, and there were present Mr. Coun- cillor Wadhams, Messrs. Bailey, Blacklock, Adderloy, Milnes, Palmer, Wells, Clements, T. Harrison, &c. The Chairman having read the notice ...

... - I& - ?? -c~ - ?? , .;1r'inra] r A . t -ws , Si1q it$:ENT OF! EOMBARM&~ F AL9E1N. C' OPENXA:GN; JUNE 2G, 11 32 P V.i. ,Hostilif'es Were recoindlence& at Dix o'clock this The enemy oqened fire on'the island of Alsen from BftXDrObbJ~tfl1g seveftl'dther batteries. *j ! ! . PARIS, JUSX 28. Official ad .deeB received here state that the batteries with wbicb&, te Prussians opened fire on Alsen were ...

... THn GHOBoLoGiw Soai.-W e understand that in deference to the strongly expressed wish of the members at the late annual meeting, Ur. Jones, who hasbeen associated with the society as one of the honorary secretaries since its establishment, has consented to withdraw his resignation, and has accepted office under the committee as seoretary. As, by this arrangement the office of honorary secretary ...

... The Chancellor of the Exchequer has published as a pamphlet his recent speech on the Bill for the Extension of the Suffrage, with the following preface:- Inr this speech will be found the expression of an opinion that the Legislature should exclude from the franchise on two grounds only. First, it should exclude those who are pre. sumably in themselves unfitted to exercise it with Intelli- ...

... THE 'RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT EGIA.M. (By REctr-a Teleraph.) Tho following is a correot desocription of those lylng dead at Egham :-J. Cappard, Duke Street, Manchester Square, clerk to Mr. Padwick; Edwin, Hall, same address, corn merchant; Ur. Wilkie, Globe Inn, Chelsea; J. Clegg, Harp public-house. Joeryn Street; W. Winfield, bailiff to C. Brakebridge; Louis Ray gentleman. The apprentice to the ...

... (Saturday Revieuw.) The temper of the House of Commons seems de- cidedly favourable to the bill which Mr. Scholeield has introduced for the purpose of legalising partnerships with limited liability, but an impression still lingers there, and is not unlikely to bo more strongly manl- fested in the House of Lords, that the project involves a rather sweeping innovation upon principles which we ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, A soldier quartered in Winchestar Barracks wa flogged a few days ago for theft. The Convocation of Prelates and Clergy of the province of Canterbury will meet for the despatch of ba.3ness to- morrow. The family of the Bight Hon. 3. W. Henley, M.P., kma jiust suffered agreat affliction in the death of Mtn. Henley. -Sar. We learn by electric telegraph that news has reached Dublin ...

... The following letter from ConstantInople appears in the Tivies of yesterday:- 9Sir-It may interest mary of your readers to hear from an eyewitness some account of the Caucasian tribes who have abandoned their mountain homes and fled, they knew not wbither, from the dreaded domination of Russia. They had left with arms in their handa, to testify to the world that they were voluntary exilea. ...