... . 'LOCAL IELLIGEN CE. THE CASE OF HOUSE ENTERING 1si THE PARK.- James Ward and George Jones, who have been brought up at the Polce-court several times, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Daunatt, in the Park, and stealing therefrom sundry articles, were on Tuesday committed to York assizes. THE BuihARY IN COLTNAN-D;STUEET. - Thomas Wriley, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. ...

... PrENSFORD. hei ANa U14ELCrOra V18isToD-On Wednesday afternoon last toa large bull was driven tbrough this village on bis way to hI0S Bristol market to be sold, andl when passing the Post-ofidse, the seeing thedotor open, he bolted in; much to the' consternation.. he of Mr. Pointingt, the root-mistress, who very quilikly made 3P- her exit, and with terror depleted on her countenance, made the ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETTURNS. (Fon0 HIERAPATO'S JOURNAL 01.ATUE1AT) ] Total Recolpts. ' Erecedtng week. 1807. 1866. 1887. 1860. BrIstol and Exeter 7,52 7,152 180,409 145,668 Caledonian. * 3,445 f2,690 601,31 503,1592 Cornwall .. 2,186 2,208 59,519 09,407 G i BSgo ?? oth W ostern 11,08 0 10,856 194,950 20C,370 Great Eastern . 38,800 85,50, 763,987 771,e-2 Great Northerf ?? 40,592 04,700 858,971 020 ...

... I I m = -i I; N LIG- -- TELEGBA.PHlIO 0INTELLIPi :R1- _ I I (~ I ! . 1 (aCrsLi'TE EQSMJ 'FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE.27, Evzmsc. The Patrie of this evening says that although the Schleswig question maylhave become wearisome t to the' public, yet the Danes still command the entire sympathy of the French people. The Fiance, jreplying to the North German Gazettc, says:- We are identified with Europe. ...

... IONDON, BRIGHTON AND . OUTH COAST I - ?? ' v yAIL WA . Uri The adjoured special ne'etixsgs of the sh'are- 1,C holdrs i ?? anywere held yeisterday at the Bridge-6 ' house Hotel'; Colone' BIAiITELOT, M.P., in the chair, be Thefe was a large6 and 'excited attendance. The forspal pri preliminaries having been obser~ved, till The CHAinAasi said that the meeting had been adjourned in order to ...

... j IMPRTSONMENT FOR DEBT. TO TE EDITOR 01P THEI DiALY NWV.i. . ?? article of yesterday upon iznprifJ. ment by the County Courts is, so far as I have seen, tf only one among very many upon the subject which Stt' the law with accnracy, and the arguments on either si I wish impartiality. Wil you permit nas, uas ooricrE a-cqiuaiinted with the working of the systema, to ad s 'lobservationsd ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY HEWS.t SIR -The great interest which you have shown ( in the iabours of the association for improving the condi- tion of the sick poor in the metropolitan infirmaries, and the powerful support which you have given to the efforts by which it has succeeded in procuring the recent moet useful legislative act of Mr. Hardy for the purpose, induce . me to hope that you ...

... t; 1. U ' L' 1' A 1. '1 E W ,U . S.it !it. A It' ?? i~~~C jL J;I a1it I! a dt. Im :Ith, ott 15 tl~ ?? 0 h . iltS a v' ris ate N i lil Vt .5 ?? . ,nae' t l~ re itn Tii i'i t. '''11.42 a s teti at ?? ,; i'o`pce. t ;,I th taI zo :t! ha fiIi'' ?? IN ffr :Iin. .iul. et til llre'eulctn is iir open-. AN* ?? ''Ipe ?? tohati ` tei oness of sells t~~ I a 1 ill till li, Ip.-l I ie''t. l I eii t! i),t'liC ...

... To the Editor of Sg man's Monthly Meteorological Magazine. SIR,-J ust before your notice of Col. Capper's book Oil Meteorology, I had perused that woik, ail copie out the rainfall table to send to you. That table is not to be relied on as an accurate account of the rainfall in this district, the true quantity being very nearly double the colonel's measurement. There is no reason to suppose ...

... A n,eeiiLAXIJ AND KEMES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY — '4° i committee of managers of this Society Worthy,«idered fina cial position of the Society was ^°twith an ...

... The New York correspondent of the Standard gives the following particulars of a frightful tragedy recently enacted in the state of New Jersey :— On the night of Feb. 25 the wife of a physician named Coriell was brutally murdered. Suspicion fell upon the one servant of the family, Bridget Durgan, whose conduct, both at the time of the discovery of the murder and afterwards, was of the most ...

... EVERYBODY'S COLUI1,Ni Lwrreitte from Paris deecribe the Feror-hl Exaiirr r the perfercien of ('crer, nripwnoc, and d-rrne.11c Come out Ly hfundredso thuands- iRI] li' yr'1i o Oocl), hutt, no njirc is 5.-en drunlc Ie hqPS zr IT- is~ Fcatcely to, be credited tbrat 80 ycas 8~ fsbo t Psbitrge of a letter to the Tisl of Kin was ia. Ii, t ?? ik, in Scotland, Is. 5d. ; and to Glenavy, it, tre. lkln'! ...