... Sim a- vobdrbationd. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. By the packet-ship Shenandoah, Captain West, which arrived on Sunday, and the Henry C!ay, Captain N. e which reached the Mersey on MNonday, we have receiv~ed 2New York papers to the 8th instant, being eight days tivi later than those brought by the Acadia. o THEt OREGON QUESTION, me The controversy between the two countries upon the Go z'uJec, ...

... 7 - I THUROIJGH-f'lNAL-UNCONDITIONAI- I (From the Ecsoiosist.) -1 The Ministry is re-constituted, and the day for Ij the meeting of Parliament is definitively fixed. It Cas 15 known that the Government intend to bring for- ftot ward a measure for the settlement of the corn law At.~ question ; and the great point of interest for the or.u country now is, what that measure is to be. Its roto ...

... THOUGHTS ON THE BOTANIC GARDEN ANNUAL MEEITING, ?? . -. .. - ty. --J- D--- A. -A M-n. i Mh o 4Siml. r Held at the Clarendon Rooms, o0l Mforday, the 19th inst. tlie Y I cannot avoid thinking that the meeting, held rela- and ie tive to the pecuniary embarrassment of the Botanic wh( 3 Garden, will have a good effect, (though perhaps indi-l My rectly,) froi the valuable practical remarks it ...

... TFcE ?? the resignation of Lord Lyndhurst, which is likely soon to take place, Sir Robert Peel intends, it is said, dividing the political from the judicial functions, by which the office of Lord Chancellor will become free from the ups and downs of ministerial mishaps, SanIous INaunY CAUSED BY A GOAT. - On Monday afternoon, as some children were teasing a goat in Church- street, Oxford-street ...

... POTATOES. To the Editor of the Preston Chronicle. SIR. I cannot see why the person who wrote to you last week should offer to sell potatoes to Mr. Taylor, to be deli. vered in March, at Bs. 6d. per load, when he might have for them now, 9s. in Preston, about the same in Manchester, and l5s. in Covent Garden market. The person must, s6rely,lhe a very patriotic sort of a body, to keep them to ...

... 1I 3RALWAY DEPARTURES. NORTH UNION. From ?? Liver. pool, Wigan, and Man M From Liverpool to From ?? to cheater. Wigan and Preston. Wigan and Preston. 3 2, A aM., MQII 6 45 A.M., Third Clss o 30 A.m., Third Clam 1Jr, A~M., T 1ird ClAM 8 0 A.e(.,1t&2dCOs 8 15 A.1s.,Ist&2dCls. O 0 AM., lt Ole, le 2d Ol. 10 M., lt&2dC. 10 30 P.M., lst&2dCls. 10 20A.M.,It&1 2d0CL. I30s 2.m.,ls Mlst&2dC. 145 P.m., ...

... MANCHEFSTER rT 'IM ES, | alicadbire anti ?? Exarufiler. . M1NrstniRs have not yet given any indications of their intended course as to the corn law, the statements that have appeared in several papers being nothing more than the guesses, and some of them the very absurd guesses, of the editors. The twenty-second of January will soon be here, and then we shall probably know something about it ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANC HSTE, I SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1846. IS The intentions of the government with respect to be e the corn-law and the tariff were explained to the am of House of Commons on Tuesday last by Sir ROBEIT fac of e- PEL, in a speech of more than three hours duration. owl The plan which was then developed, however imper- 1i s e. feet in some respects, may justly he styled a Comrmer- ...

... Tr It IfbtrOpoail ftrcurv._ SALT9S rOPILT LEX SUPIE5fA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1846. The proceedings at this Board on Tuesday last, has which will he found fully reported in this day's per Supplement, will, doubtless, be read with interest C by the parishioners generally. They afford ?? tional evidence of the snug way in which matters the vle.e managed in the as good old times, by the Bo secret ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1846. THE NEW COMMINERCIAL )POLICY. On Tuesday evening last, the Premier made his official disclosure respecting the nature and extent of the changes about to be proposed by the Govern- ment, in the commercial and financial policy of the Kingdom. Reviewing the measure as a whole, it is not merely an immense advance in the right direction; but, ...

... 1 _ . OUTH UitNem1. From Preston to Liver- pool, Wian, anld lan- From Liverpool to From Macehoster to chester. Wigan and Preston Wigan and Preson 3 22 AM, M*.Y 6 45 A.M .Third Clao s 0 30 A.M, Third Clas s 6 15 A.M., Third Class 8 0 A.s.,1st&2dCs 8 15 A.m.,Iat&dlsdC 8 O A.M., Ist & 2d CIE. 10 5 A.M., Ist&2dCIs. 10 330PM., lst&2dC15. 10 WAM.r, lot &2dCIs. 1 30 FM,Iet&2dCls. 1 45 P.m.,lst&2dCI, ...

... STATE OF TRADE.-The market generally has not been so bj a-animated as it was last week; all kinds of cloth have been V sd a little flatter, and in printing cloths especially a disposition to effect saleslias been manifested. Yarns are firm inpjrice 13 ill a fair business is doin. Fiihd goods are quiet. al The house of C. Goldsmith & C.of London, general buyers n 5.liabilities in Manchester are ...