... Tes mills continue closed and closing-the workmen insolent and starving-the rabble ora- tors braling and fattening on the spoil, and the Union in ftll mischief and malignity. In a few instances, the strike conspiracy has been defeated, but the 70,000 weavers and spinners of Preston and the neighbourhood walk about, with their idle hands in their empty pockets, waiting for the next remittance ...

... IDISTR ICT INTELLIGENCE. ?? ?? HEDON. rioI Onl Sunday last, at the afternoon service at Si, alltC Augustine's Church, a sermon was preachedforthe Bible deb Society, by the Rev. F1. B. King, M.A ,vicar of Burst- wick. The collection amounted to £1 9s. 7d. On Friday night last, sonie miscreant stole from the HO Westlands, Hiedon, a valuable nutmeg grey mare, about nor three years old, belonging ...

... |C fanu BEV E ItLEY. con Tuesday last, the 24th instant, being the anniversary tall of Her Majesty's birthday, the bells of the Minster attd 'I Saint Mary's Church rang nterry peals on the occasion. stet TEmPBSRANC? Lr(oTUatc.-On Thursday evening, the aba 19th instant, Mrs. Thetiabld, of Leicester, the popular pre female lecturer, delivered a lecture, on '1Temperance, in ligi. the Tiemperance ...

... - On Thursday the weather was as glorious as could be wished at the camp, and the Commander-in-Chief (Lord Seaton) took advantage of it to have a grand brigade field-day with the whole of the forces. This took the camp pretty much by surprise, for the order was not known even to commanding officers until after mess on Wednesday evening, when, as a matter of course, it waR totally unexpected, ...

... MRS. OHISHG6tVt,'iW-ARPOOL. .noe HER~j ADVXQE ON EMIGBAT400, anid This benevolent lidy, wh is at present on a visit to I be Liverpool, addressed a group meeting, on Thursdlay, even- 5flx ing, aitthe Meeahanics'lunstitution, on-the subject of emni- LRhot gration.-:. WillitaniRathbone, juan~, Esq., presided on thea - occasion. 'On - the platform were a numbercof ladies.e ~mTry, chairman opened ...

... DO3IESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 311. ~~~COURT, Azc. ti lit The Qaeen's recovery, goes on fin the most satisfactory sw ser mlanner, and it is confidently anticipated that her Majesty a wvill be suffiviently strong by next Saturday week to at I- undergo the fatique ofaitjourney to her marine residence a ion in the Isle of Wight; where her Majesty, with Prince t( ver Albert and the royal children, will ...

... 555 the ~~~FRANCE. di ten M. Richard, anl advocate of the Court of Appeal, living a, c8* In the 611: Gaillard, was arrested last week, just as he was ki 'o leaving his house to accompany Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe Io Der and a party of friends on an excursion into the county rat, Evrbd h resented himself at M. Richard's house p Toy for some hours afterwards was also arrested. M. Richard .,er ...

... FOREt.N INIT EIG]CE., :sik Pasha;, Who' ia Iohated *th the negotiation of ?? lonarived. aiti ris 'on Sunday, MDrning last. I ' lll t The superior ceoirg has given its decision in theiaff~ir ofgoe the foreign correspondontb.~ it confirmstthe~deslion. of sld the it fermiacourt Of Artisnl, which is to the effect that te the prlto pole has, the rikht to- seize and open let-, thlep tore ?? have' ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGE1lEo : The 'Africa mail-packet Chatity, Captain-Atkin son, . i which satei cdos Saudy night for Madesra anod theej west coast, was, detained several hours -in the Sound , in conga-.lujo quence of a. strike by four of the, firemen, receivi £4 sas per month.' be org BREACH -OF THE HAYMIARLKET By-LAw&.-.CAUTION WIiQ TO FARMaSs.-On Monday last, ?? are of Siminonaswood, was fined 2s. ...

... i Al. H,, ,. ?? ?? X1LLJ5I 1 e.H.Christophersois delivered his fOA11h400tB?0, la'the d Town-ball, -to a: teryunlieboul audsaidienoei Th&; -, O WTwas Benefit SWeO ?? ?? it ?~ATAL A QnotbiWT ~ tt4 g`5651 1)- ~Y- held at - 'BCige..beorri .lOifll[ . , coroner, one te hedyb 'on Macht, h edn w, Sunday last 'fremeinjes reit in te Rushy Por l id mine by part of he f ogh ~10 Verdict, !Acoiendit.'. ? ...

... ; 1-1 ?? ?? -_ _ - - . LAUNCH OF THE SCREW STEAM-SHIP , OTTAWA. at I I - - A Im _ __ A A Pt, ?? 1 aisorv er Yesterday a splendid new screw steamer called the heard at Ottawa was launched from Mr. John Laird's shipbuilding- of an: y. yard at the Dlingle. The day being remarkably fine, a or 'or large number of spectators were present to witness the from ri- event. Some curiosity was excited in ...

... THE PEACE CONGRESS AT IMANCHESTER. SPEECIh OF NMR. JOHN BRIGHT. case Mr. Bright, M.P., was received with great cheering. swe He said,-I have been requested to aiddrness the meeting ini which will1 be held to-morrowl night in the Free-trade-hall, vide: and therefore I camne into this room without the slightest was intention of making a single observation this morning; thei but I am quite ...