... THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE CORPORATION OF PORTSMIOUTH. The Mayor of Portsmouth (E. Emanuel, Esq.) has l received the following letter from the Emperor of France, t in reply to the address voted by the Corporation of Ports- E mouth to his Majesty on the occasion of his recent escape, with the Emperor of Russia, from assassination- [coPY.] Palais des Tuileries, le 18 Juillet, 1867. Monsieur ...

... On Sunday last the annual sermons were preached at the church of the Holy Trinity-in the morning by the incumbent, the Rev. W. S. Sanders; and in the evening by the curate, the Rev. J. Curtis, in aid of the Holy Trinity District Visiting and Maternity Society. The collections amounted to 71. 10s. 6d. The funeral of Mr. Smith, late bandmaster of the Hamp- shire Militia Artillery, took place on ...

... THE VISIT OF THE SULTAN TO PORTSMOUT , I A special meeting of the Portsmouth Town Coouc was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday afternoon. The, Mayor (E. Ematuel, Esq..) occupied the chair, and there were ?? Wells, Robbins, add Sheppard. Messrs. Clark, Vandetibergb, Galt, R. NV. Ford, Cudli e T. White, Matthews, Absalom, Emery, Cousins, Bowof I Edwards, Chambers, and Captain Conway.Gordon. I ...

... CEICHESTER. ?? 2- ,t W-.r-nfll Agents-Messrs. MASON & WisismulusT, and f Mn. K. KNIGET. a CHIOEXSTER ?? for the week ending June 25th, 1567.- Out-patients : Admitted, 18; dis. c charged, 20; remaining on the books, 152. In-patients: c Admitted, 3; discharged, 5b died, 1. Remaining in the C house, 20. For the week commencing Tuesday, July E 1.-Receiving Physician, Dr. Paxton; Surgeon, R. ...

... l'l pORTSXOUTI. WEDNESDAY. JULY 3, 1867. ¢ It is Neeste that Letters be addressed to ]HAfBRISON & ?? on business matters; or to the s' EDITOB, iohen on Editorial matters. ** The Impressed stamp on Ne s)aPer* is on0y of use within the United Kingdom. The postage to the Cotonies and Foreign Countries (including Ships in Foreign Stations) must 1e pad in Postage Stamps. HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH.L ...

... IfL Agent-MRt. T. PROUTEN. fi FuBNGn op A VoLuNTxRi.-On Monday evening the remalins of Sergeant J. Cox:, a promising volunteer of the Winchester (1st Hlants) corps, and one of its earliest members, who died on Thursday last, were consigned to their last resting place in the cemetery, when over 100 of FI his late comrades attended the funeral ont of respect to the A deceased. The procession, ...

... THE SHIPS LOST IN THE WHITE SEA.- . INTERESTING NARRATIVE. . ! A.i A flJDV-. f..LJ ?? . Il It will be remembered that a short time since great numbers of vessels became incompassed in icepacks in the W White Sea, and that several ships were lost. The sub- WI joined interesting account is from the pen of Captain me Thomas Herald, of the bark Albania, of Dundee:- he We made the ice on the 12th ...

... id nt The members and friends of the Faith, Hope, and Charity Society celebrated their anniversary by the usual Ig dinner at the Crown Hotel, on Monday evening last. ne After the dinner the members and friends passed the ly evening in a harmonious manner. oh 'Iwo in uriated Spanish oxen escapet from the slaughter. house at Clarence-yard on Saturday last, and, after an attempt to get out at the ...

... TABLE FOR TE ENSVING -.High water' f DAY Su un Ago at -sb I f to r . FivCs. Sets. Moen. - I ~Mona. Evening i ?? Is U. . .,K 4I 9 751 25 14 821 85B,8 oda 421~ 780 21714 9 31 10 : heada . 4 23 7 46 2s 84 10 81 1057 S7 Wednesda . * 424 7247 NcwMn. 1123 11 48 p 2bisft ?? 425 746 17 1,20 121'3 ''-d 4280 741 2 7 1238, 1 2 Iitra 428, 742 3 7 125 4 a to, or 811btraetfrom, the aboce, end the time ...

... d The completion of the Hayling Island Railway last ., week is a circumstance which will excite all but general I surprise. The work was commenced three years ago, and d although the line is less than five miles in length, theob. r stacles and difficulties with which the company and con. h tractor have bad to contend were such that for a long t time no progress was made, and it was feared ...

... l - a THE ARRIVAL OF THE SULTAN. a I as The Sultan will arrive at the Royal Clarence Victual- co ling-yard, at Gosport, on the morning of Wednesday, the by 17th instant, at ten o'clock. He will embark in a barge, be a and be rowed to the Osborne, paddle-wheel yacht, which will take him to Spithead. The Princess Alice, :royal a yacht, from Plymouth, will be set apart for the use of the Viceroy ...

... G ND1EIl pOXRE8TiO ZEWBS. Th ue ?? paid a visib to Miss Nighitin- mei gal~Qe. pibaO~ ~ t h Princess of; Wales piai ?? retoroul ofth Czar to St. Petersb urgh after his visit Poi t aswasque sdjeonst srgeon :to the Queen, died out SnFira at. i residence. iii London, aged 83. att on FrQ It hiodnes fo the Pasha of Egypt. The Nile urn Th~Isn babndanit harvest is anticipated. wei is ri1i8f d b aild- ...