... OUR Manchester, Wednesday Evening. THE bT. LEGER. Before the circle broke up yesterday to 20 was snapt up with C( B»:>ck. lon Van Tromp. 10 to 1 was offered agst Mr. Martin. Black Dwarf in and out of the room, backed (with an improving look,) to 20, and 10l> to 6, two or three over, being willingly accepted. Nothing else done. Manchet'er, Thursday, Ila'/yast One o'clock. Up t ...

... Leeds. There has been very little business done at the clothhalls since this day week, a few low-priced goods for the American market being nearly all that were sold. l ine and middle cloths calculated for the home trade being scarcely all del' the prudence of the manufacturers curtailing the production has prevented any material fail prices the stocks continuing to be less than usual this ...

... DREADFUL EXPLOSION OF FIRE-DAMP ST. HELEN'S. r» j L ss HOIIT LIVKB. On Wednesday last, a fearful explosion took place at the collenes of Messrs. Speakman, Caldwell, and Co GerardVbr.d«e near St.. HelenV. Between three and four oc.ock m the rooming, about fifty men and bovs went down one of the pits to work. About seven o'clock t explosion was heard, and so great was the force th.it the was ...

... FRANCE. The Journal de» Debatt of Sunday stated, that the committee on the affair of M. Emile de Girardin were to meet on Monday to consider the report of M. Laville, that the report would be printed and distributed to the Deputies on Tuesday, and discussed in the public sitting of the Chamber on Thursday. The National expresses hope that the debate on the affairs of Portugal will not be ...

... «oods sold and delivered part ® f the debt th ® •'atute of limitations! . rest arrangement tor Davment Th® adm ' tted part of his claim was barred, but that any arranßement had been made as to the KS , K furth ? th / M aT f r r kind P' the as 7 P'«»ntiff) comfortably .is soon ...

... North Chkshirk.—Contrary to general expectation, Mr, latton Egerton again comes forward, and acliv® canvas has already been commenced. South Durham.—Mr. Bowes, in his farewell address to the electors South Durham, states that '* a candidate intending to carry through contest with any B ,n *» must prepare himself for expenditure of fourteen or fifteen thousand pounds. Having te?ted this two ...

... THE RAILWAY COLLISION WOLVERTON. ,p,. . HOLVERTON', *KIDAY XIOHT. . hid morning, at ten o'clock, the coroner's investigation respecting the recent deplorable loss of life on the London and North-Western Railway, at the station of this town, was resumed at the company's school-room, before the county coroner and the jury previously empannelled. Fossey, the police constable who turned the train ...

... The Murder of her Husband at Dudley. he man Hawkles* Biewett, an itinerant tinker and raz grinder at Dudley* who absconded from that Dlaca on the 17ih instant, and against whom a coroner's jury had returned verdict of wilful murder, for throwing a large quantity of boiling wa er over his wife, has been apprehended and committed to gaol to take his trial at the ensuing assizes for the atrocious ...

... our hands are full were not nw.irc th it the rcseive hinted at had been suggested. The pamphlet awaits orders. Thk Sailors' llomk.— ...

... KRO.M Ol'K roHHItsPoXDI.VT.I M■inchestrr, Monday. One o'clock. We havo nothing dcneon future events this morning, but, the- following bets haw accepted within the last day or two: THE ASCOT STAKES. fi l Humdrum—taken 1 Clermont—takn I'' Mermillo—taken Vans pyre Nannette—taken Hydrogen—taken THE sr. LEGER. 4'«' to the field—( fit red MANCHESTER MEETIN G. rni'Rsn.4 y, 27. The ST Lr.OF.R ST KK», ...

... . r «eks of splendid weather have most material It altered our prospects, not only in England, but even throughout Europe. During that period vegetation hat advanced with very unusual rapidity, and all the important crops now appear healthy, abundant, and promism*. In proportion to the long continuance of winter has bee* the rapid development of the spring: indeed, we are bow enjoying the ...

... Brads/iaw's Continental Railway, Steam Navigation, and Conveyance Guide. London: Bradshaw. Liverpool: C. Davies. The celebrity, and almost universal adoption, of Bradshaw'g Railway Guide in this country, will render it easy to convey to the public mind an idea of the nature of the more extended work before us, which, though still in the form of compact hand-book, is, indeed, as described on ...