... CORBESPO1NI ENCOM NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Sonstaint Subscriber, ?? Rrosell was Prime nfinister from 1846 uutll 1853. Eta snocadecd Sir Robert Peel, and was himself suaacceded by the Eirl of Derhy'. Kearsarge.-Neither the Kearsarge nor the Alabama: were tronclad. Both vessels were aboat equal in arma.* ment and ln thenumber of men; ,but the captain of the E Kearsarge took, the precaution ...

... - 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 ...

... TEE HANDSWORTH FLORAL AND HORTIOULTURAL BODIRTY. nte second exhibition of this sooloty for the current year was held yesterday, In the beautiful grounds of Hems IEcll, the residence of the Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, Di P The whole of the extensive pleasure grounds and pieturease flower gardens were thrown open for the In. pection of vlitrs. The exhibition was held In three ,paceous tents, the ...

... (The Xining 40 urnal) The views of diffirent operators in this article' being greatly at variance, we give the following report, as representing the views of operators for a rise. 1t would seem that the large increase of stock in this country, owing to the fears of a blockade of the German pqrts, has misled many as to the real position of the trade:- The rapid Increase of the stock of epelter ...

... MISOEBLLANOUS. Sir Vedworth Williamson was retarnedunopposed for horth Durham on Tueaday. b''e h General Slir Bobert Gardener died on Sunday last at his eridence at CInremont, having attained the Advanced ae of eighty-three. i A labourtr at 'work in London was drawn uop several feet nconsequence of his legs becomilng entan~jad in 4 roe stteehedl to a .windlaso a~nd being suddenly droppe- , he ...

... ffla-101,111 Tod, T THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1864. LUNACY IN THE MIDLANDS. It is satisfactory to learn, from the eighteenth annual' report of thu Commissioners in Lunacy, which has just-been printed, that, with very few exceptions, the general condition of public institutions for the insane throughout the country is highly creditable, and that progressive improvements in the management continue to ...

... T~aE C(NFgtERNCE. qhe ?? of ?? relativel to ?? &ffeidrd of D~rmni:rk, beld in London from the 25 of April to he 22nd of Jnune, 1864, were on Monds- ypreaented tD b, h Fousero ef rarumtnt, TheY erb -asce 146 folio pages of pril~ted Wtaitter, Ma are a° O'clped, in the form of an j s O protocol No, 12 0y a summarg -of tbe delibsra- Tioit 'lfjm the fight ?? to the breakup of the (ion. ftttce, ...

... PUBLIC OPINION IN THE PRESENT ORLSIS. THE PRESS AND TiLE MUINSTRY. We lay before our reader. an abstract of the opinions expressed by our contemporaries, both in London and the provinces, concerning the course Government Intends to pursue In the Danish question-. The absence of Liverpool is accounted for by the fact that the papers of that town have not yet expressed an opinion on the subject. ...

... sit got* Nix I Oas p gill 9 ? WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1864. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of, Lords last night, after the despatch of some formal business, in the course of which the Coventry Grammar School Bill passed through committee, Lord BnouGRiA called atten- tion to the state of the slave trade ia respect to Brazil, congratulating the House that this inhuman traffic, so far as this country ...

... PEDESTBIANISM AT' MANCHESTER. GnuAT PSDRkTAN SWrnSPSTAEES AT NiwloHnxA1rT1 MAIUHnmsj .,-7A few weeks ago, Mr. George Mattin, thq proprietor of th0e Royal Oak Hotel race ground, at Newton, Heath, announced hia intention to give a silver cup, weighing, 76az,, and £25.. in money, bo be comipeted ir ih a race. of one mile, provided not fewer than four pedes'i trians entered. and paid a fee of £20. ...

... THE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE ALAZAMA AND THE KEA.BBARGE. SoAimTPToN, Juno 28. The following Is a correct list of the hilled, drowned, and wounded belonging to the Alabama In her engagement with the Kearearge.- Killed : John Roberts, John Adams, James Hart, James King, seamen; Christian Pust, Peter Duncan, James Meir, firemen. Drowned: .F AL Johns, purmer's steward; A. Norhook, shlp's cook; F. ...

... RETIUEMET OF M&.REGISTRAR WATERFIELD. Those of our readers who wse In the habit of attending the Rankruptcy Court will regret to learn that permanuen Infirmity has necessitated the retirement of Mr. Registrar Waterfield from the active discharge of his duties. For the lengthened period of twenty years Mr. Waterfield has filled the responsible position from which he now retires. During a ...