... .lROOiANCE AND CRIME3S OF T'E1 BlADEN I SI . i CESSION. I N. . U~ I Anril 0, The D'ailql News, after noticing thledeath of Chariec Leo 11 pold Frederick, Gralud Dukokof Bainden, `aye- T,1hi dcraleo willijani C of thils sovereign, howevier, raises a keotimotntqs May l4, 1 , tioen with respec tth ucoion, Thu grand duk Jai.-fltt Ylevies several sofas; the eldest of these is au idiot and to Ja ...

... tbat tb FRANOB.$84, The accounts from the departments through which the same pe president is to pass state that the authorities and the people 5304 fr are evorywhere actively preparing for his receptiou. number Theo police of St. Omer have, in ?? Of private was31 information, effected tho seizure of a quantity of gunpowder lug s concealed in the lodgings of a carrier named Lamy. OnAm being ...

... FOREIGNINTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. o A concusittee of tradesmen has just been formed with a Ii iii view of presenting to Louis Napoleon a sword of honour, and a diadem enriched with diamonds. The committee ? met in the saloons of a restaurateur in the Pablo Royal. a ? At the latter end of last week, the authorities ordered all or the engravings of the prince president in the costume of 5, emperor to ...

... ri Among the most important of the numerous nece d acts and ordinances which received the Royal the afssent during the last session, we do not hesitate pros Ho to rank a statute passed for the express purpose pass er of providing for more effectual inquiry into the the a existence of corrupt practices at elections. It loob in amounts to a legislative recognition of the fact muE al that ...

... LOCAL INTELLIQEN-CE. k at an cic, By a new arrangement the free public library is to be pe closed every Saturday at, four p.m., to afford an oppor- co tunity for cleaulug the room. Mr. Sparks, the gentleman who was seriously injured tb j- at the Royton railway :station a few weeks ago, and who wi has had his legs amputated at the infirmary in this town, go still survives, but he is considered ...

... Thle eighth annual exhibition of stock, imple.ments, &c,, gun .in connexion with this important local society, -took place we on Thursday last, at Newton le Wiillows, under the dis- A. tinguished patronage of Thomas liegh, E~sq. there was stee a tolerably good show. The 6ine weather caused a nume- AMi .rous attenda~nce. The arrangements of the yard, and eb,~ other preparations by the committee ...

... LOCAL JNTE~LLIGENCE. Tier RAMSiHAY IrcQuity.-W~e understand the lords of Ls the treasury have agreed to pay the whole of the expenses A qu~ ( within about £150) of the recent inquiry at Preston intoSum! the condect of the late judge of thre county court in ?? On Saturday evening last, Mr. John Jones, joiner, 1Boljte flopwood-hall, Middlelon, near Manchester, foil ?? *stairs, and was killed on ...

... (iFrom the Boston Atlas.) 15 A lady having been interested in the perusal of an cc article on somnambulism, published in the Ph~rerolegicrel 0 Joeirsiaf some time since, communicates the following interesting facts, as among the particulars of her own co psychological experience. After speaking of a course of in unwitting psychological infractions and victimisations hy tr which she losther ...

... er (From thes Hereford Thives.) g, The convict Abraham Ovans, condemned at the last of Monmouth assizes for murdering his child, was executed of at Monmouth on Friday. The man is said to have been deeply impressed by the reeligious advice and instruction imparted to him by the Ise Rev. Mr. Gosling, the chaplain of the gaol, assisted by e the Rev. Mr. Beddy; but the female Dore, who is re- er ...

... IDIOCESAN SOCIETYC E FOR PROMOTING THE BUILDING AND ENLARGE~E IOF CjatTRCI.Es. I The anmuialmeigo h sobseribers. atid friinda of tic the Diocesa,6 Society for promoting ?? and co Enilargement of Chuirches inl the diocese-cf Chester was ea held on Wednerdah' last, in the savings bankj Bold-street. en Amongst the sentlemont p resent were thoeL.Iord Bishop of Chester, the Venerable Archdeacon ...

... LA.EST NEWS. ' W bad a large ?? of fat' beasts 011 A ilrS esppyo le sheep and lsmbs, the sale for which was good; everything be Ie. cleared off at'tbe close. 0 Ds B ROCrDAtLl FLANNEL AND WOOL MAtKTST, MONDAY, 6t6 in AUGUS3T 30.-The markets to-day have b~een more nu- t Ld merotusly attended by merchants and draprs than for the tbt 115 last; three weeks. Tbere'luas been a good demand for fine ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. Name of Railway. This Same Hlf-yr's Same Miles Week. lSl1. Total. 1851. open. Aberdeen ?? 180 1805 18408 38717 72 Belfast and Ballymena.. 598 561 14984, 14036 87i B'head, L., & Cheshire .1446 1830 40724 81281 88 B'burn(lte B.C.& W.Y.) 731 092 17391 100685 28 Bristol and Exeter ?? 3997 8471 108288 108389 88 ?? 9081 7018 200280 187112 189i Chester and Holyhead. . ...