... THE ATTACK ON MARSHAL HAYiAU.-J11S DEPARTURE FROM ENGLAND. IsrJL-lLLUXLIN ?? htNUtAtINj. The Observ-er gives the following as an accurate detail of the facts, which it will be perceived vary considerably from those previously published:- Tho marshal, it . seems, was accomipanied by his nephew and an interpreter l and they presented themselves about half-past twelve o'clock on Wlednesday at ...

... ORDINATION AT BIRKENHEAD, VAXA.sL-.¶flLiJJ. fl. ?? On Tuesday evening last, the Presbytery of Lancashire mset within St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Coneway street to ordain the Rev. Robert H. Lutdie, A.., to the pastoral charge of the congregation there. There was as large number of mini. sters on the platforrm. Afterpraise add prayer, the Rev. Jocph R. Welsh, of Liverpool, preached. He ?? ...

... RaiRgao-) Zcvattmm co1- - -~ - I- stn ; [COtRRECTED UP TO THlE IST OFl SLPTI~IElBl.] Cro YLONDON AND NOR5TH{ WESTERN. gea Lt LeroIo immmjlam e 1110 es G0 alaII.. Psto. ffsijce Express 12 3 ani. . Exlres.) ail ladi - 730 am.11 I3 ,3 Class 013 a~m..1 2 Class comm 0I 30 am l.. Ex PrI 10 0a~m., I 2 Class Thin ?? 31 33 alma .1 2 Class 12 35 p.m1.. Exprcess 1 3 0 p-11-1,I 2 Class 12 .15 p.mm.. ...

... ~ct IA copy of the correspondence and negociations with the ~7 Government in connection with Dr. Scoffern's patent for of refining sugar has j ust been published, and furnishes corn- Iplete information as to the Position Of the question ait the re- Marchel last, the Board of Inland Revenue applied to Dr. cell Thomas Thlomson, Professor Grahami, and Dr. H1ofinano for nga report as to whether, ...

... The following sentences have been passed since our last: t Michael Barrett, for stealing a watch, &c., from David Davies.-Three months. William Gaeskell, for stealing mahogany and birch boards t belonging to Ellis Brammall.-Seven months. Andrew M'Feeter, for stealing castors, velvet, &e., be- longing to Samuel Cutter, his ?? months: one week solitary. Mslary Jane M'Ginnes, for stealing two ...

... TEIE BRISTOL INSTITUTI'ONT. It is a picasios duty to notice the ell'ort thsat has recently boon mado to revive the system Of lectures at the Bi'istol Institution. Onl Monday ovenitng Or.Symondsdelivcred before a very crowded. audience, an inaugoural discourse of remarkable polvor and bril- liancy, iotrodnetory to a serios of thirty lectures on Natural tltatory, with whichs some of our ...

... The following very remarkable narratives arc extracted l- from thie Aelrericisas Flag of the 17th ult., published in the dis- n s- trict of Rio Grande:- 'l On the 11th instant our citizens were astounded with the Ile melancholy intelligence that Justice Beacon, in consequence o e,- of the death of the coroner, had been called to hold an inquest o ag over the body of Capttain John Brennan, who ...

... MANCHESTER, BUXTOJNCMTLOCK. AN MID- |iD JUNCTION., I - .- - .I.. _ 1. -1 I E. Th lhillf-yearly meeting of this company was held at Dcrby d Onf Wednesday; thle Hon. G. 1I. Cavendish, M.P. in the Y charir. Thl!ierevwstalso pr~esent11. Tootll, Esq. Deputy Chaiiir- IrTita, J. Paxton, Esq. aind other directors; ?? Ileacock, Esq. 1,was also present. 1 M~r. PRatTrON Objected to thle Chairman affixing ...

... DERBY : - - -- SII- liB ulty II''IVESDY,1 ?? 'rhe Foreign Intelligence of the past week is al exclusively confined to the visit of Lous Nspr;E to Cherbourg, for the purpose ofrcviem;rn,.z .. 'I to Cherbourg, for the purpose ofireviewin, the 1Frs, Fleet. Particulars of this exciting SeCen, are i in another column frow the Correspondent Ofeti9es ing journal. Our contemporary, Speakin othe ...

... CHIARTISM, On the evening of Tucesdy, in last week, Mr. EARNEST JONES, who styles himself one of the political victims of 184S, asd just liberated from a Whig dungeon, gave a lee- lure in the Mechanics' Hall, in Derby. on * the political and social causes of the misery, crime, aid degradation prevalent in this countrv and the menns for operating a beneficial change.' Iie lescauted at great ? ...

... CHURCH{ INTELLIGENCE. ..rl n ?? let PROJECTED.---The Rev. D. Wilson, of Ising- ate ton, has published a pamphlet onl the subject of at proposed eamusement of thle party supposed to sympathiise with Mr. iM Georhais. 'ihc followving account of the plan is given by thle ,,sRecord:- There is a general concurrence of ophilon as to the I necessity ofatn union lin the Church against Tractarianaggres- ...

... : NIewnaarket Firat October Mdleetinlg. | ThI w Srof AG vast A ._ _ __ . . . aR IDe rst of the Autumnal trio at head quarters com- mences on Tuesday next, the brief intervening week since Doncaster having been pleasantly filled up by the rival gatherings of Manchester, Bedford, and Richmond, at the latter place the Voltigemr Stakes forming an aot oopnmemoratiion'of Lord Zetland's treble ...