... CORRE SPONDENCE. ew TO IREADERIS AND CORRESPONDENTS. cee di, eEVANGELICAL. ALLIANICE--The letter of Homno arrived too late for ng insertion tlajs week. a i TanL SCRt A'WIG-O-LSTE!N QUESTION.-The article onl this sub- ie ject, from a lisaubtugh correspondent, ssill be inserted in our benext. . bel M~hADAME VEaSTRss.-We are unable to answer the question Iof a al C'onstant Reader, regarding the ...

... I Fzan AT HiEip FOLD.-On Saturday evening, a little after nine o'clock, a barn belonging to Mrs. Aked, widow of the late Mr. Edmund Alked, of Heap Fold, was ob- served to be on fire. Nearly the whole of the contents Were consumed, which consisted of hay, cats, and wheat, upwards of 7,000 stones ii weight rhe fire engines belonging to ?? ?? of Eeap Bridge, and one from Messrs. Op0ensllnv;'1t ...

... MR. ABSALOM WATKIN AND THE GUARDIAN. taULAttDIAN. teW- e have been requested by Mr, Absalom Watkin to insert ; is the following copy of his letter to the ilfenchester Guardian. er TO Ile Editor- of the jl'M1,hecstel, Gni'dn. i,-r,-111 the notice, in your last Saturday's paper, of the to aeeting of Mr. Bright's frieuds in. the Free trade Hall, yoLI t, asserti that the proposer of Mr. Bright ...

... A NEw WATE'rl COMPANY.-A company has been formed and provisionally registered. under the title of the United Kingdom Artesian Water Company, for obtainingpure water by sinking artesian wells. The wvater used last year by the water companies is estimated at 314,ri)3,012 hogsheads. And it is canculated that, from the ehalk bed on which Lon- don is built, more than ten times the quantity needed ...

... B 0 LT ON. ATHEN.tUM FOR .- We are informed that I steps vill shortly be taken to test the public feeling on the above matter. Several influential gentlemen have consented to lend their aid and influence to secure the erection of such a building, and, we believe, a meetin-g to forward the object is appointed to take place on the 13th of this ?? Chronicle. BOARD or GUARDIANS. -At the weekly ...

... THE SALFORD COUNICIL. ARspecial meeting of the council of this l t'e ' I w l o s e M rc q t morn ing, r.I te A e; v in the absence of the mayor, in tlte chair The proceedlings o the doant sould were read ovr but the y rinutes co thioued alittl e matteot publicimportauncoe. bot. the report Of the Town Hall Anti MahosComiio t reae tht tey hvc d age to let 1 allot s Cl dmtet h ommwigvttee itoVN ...

... MR. WVILDERSPIN'S LECTURES ON EDUCATION. ?? JA. - -1. j u 0!i Tuiesday evening, 1r. Samuel Wilderspin delivered, tic it ti eAthenEumn, the first of a course of three lectures on wi infi. aud nationaul education, which was attended by about 2 )d lies and gentlemen. The lecturer experienced a very la lteai v reception from his auditory. le coimmenced by at gi' abrief recapitulation of his ...

... MANCHESTELR TI''MES. We -have given a digest of the two days' pro- t ceedings of cthe British Organization, in connec- tion with the Evangelical Alliance, and will con- Li tinue it in our Evening's Edition. We rejoice to see that the members have resolved that no slave- L holder cant occupy a seat in this Alliance, 3. El The Meeting of the Early-Closing Association, held in the Free Trade ...

... local Hwell Iigence. ; MEETINGS OF C11l ...

... GREAT DEMONSTRATION i : 'l :: IN I'AVOUR OF' Tll : . I ' EARLY-CLOSING iMOVEMENT ILAST NICMT' A: great meeting was hd evening, at 'the Free Trade Hall, Peter-street? in favour'of the early-closing- movement. It was attended by GeoreIe Wilson, Es%, (late president of the League), who had been requested to preside, Lord John Manners, M.P., Win. Ewart, Esq., M.P., C. Hindley, Esq., M.P., Joseph ...

... at THE NEWSPAPER STAt-1P.-Tlte Tfcstimielstel- Rccice conl- tends that tile penity sstunlp should] be removed from news- :et, papers, mid placed uponl a wrapper or envelope, frankinug ho those required[ to be sent through the ?? Review is th, right enough; Nwhy should those pay fur steimps who never or have at paper through the poist-ollice I' All taxes onl know- O hoi ledge shotld be ...

... i The royal mail steam-packet Thames, Lieutenant P. Iast, lt.N., commander, arrived at Soutlampton at half- past seven on Wednesday, p.m., bringing General Paredes, ex-president of Mexico, and upwards of forty cabin pas- sengers, the crews of the brig Norval and a bark, of Liverpool, wrecked at Havannah, and other passenger. The ihamnes has made a remarkably quiok passage, having left Bermuda ...