... y E SUMMARY.. ?? ?? ?? .W dal blo A ll the Rssian residents in Paris have received orders St. pthe rssburg to settle their affairs, and to hold thE from s in eeadiness to leave France at any moment, l beueld itbse'cnome necessary for them to do so. II seeald poit al ?? say as many as 18-have bevenlately madeatDiion. The affair at Tours seems likely Pr- toe rvlathe importance ofthe Opera ...

... SALFORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.-THE EDUCATION QUESTION.-THE REV. MR. : RI0HSON'S LECTURE. : I Te- the opening of the Salford Mechanics' Institute ae and Temperance Hall, the proceedings of which we have elsewhere reported, was a gratifying occasion to the friends of popular education. The meeting was presided over by Mr. E. R. LANGWORTHY, whose at munificence towards the erection of this new ...

... .~ . M I , I . , . SOUTHi LAwcAskInRz.-Since oar last the weather has been i, 0stt much broken in Laneashire, but more calculated to delay the C Om* idigathering thai'to injure the quality of' the 'grain 'crop. A 1h a, 'great' qu'antitj'of corn is cut; and only requires a few days of ; fine weather to render it safe., We have had the opportunity o of seei'ng a considerable district both of ...

... SNOWt STORAMTS .-.EAVY GALE -- ?? S. .. - .. MArtasssTsis.-Daring the night of Mlonday,.tbere sv, ) considerable fall Of snow in Manchester, which on ace000t of the low temp'erature, remained in the streets- This wet a further increased by several snow showers ont Wednesday i Th weather continued dry and frosty until Thursday nigh, when a, partial thaw took place, which continued up to about ...

... NEWcASTLE.-The C-enerel Board of Ilealth report the deaths at Newcastle on Tuesday, from cholera, 108; from *diarrhoea, 10: total, 118. Thygve no return ?? head. Eta edclvstor, have been sent for, and 'live a .gentlemen have proceeded from London to work under the local authorities. The tents grante'd by the ordnance ha-re 2 arrtived, and fifty have been pitcbed. -. Tnesdopy. To-day, a the ...

... ?? iLAT-EST .I NEWS, ., ABY S. JOSAPHAT'S3.CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. Manchester, August 65,185S, half-past four o'clock pnm. 1-iAnxsBounsx.-Cr ossd -P~icrEw o TRIe DAY. 'Three per Cent Rentes .. . ?? 77.S0 e Fur-and-a-Half ditto ?? 102.50 * Bank Shares ?? 2,78 To-day the Paris Bourse advanced slightly. MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. *n. (By C DA SE D . FBIDAY EVENING. ditt( - Electric ...

... T-n1i-\ -r LOIiDoir, TUEStDAV Moa6R1Z, The Manchester and Salford Education Committee heI their first meeting, for the purpose of takbiug evidencen Friday, when Mr. BAZLICY was examined at great length behalf of the promoters of the secular scheme.: Conider ing the number of committees now sitting, for every rel of the House below sixty, end many above that age, is derc gated to one or more of ...

... - R X - rty : ate The Lord-Lieutenant has appointed Mr. Henry Arthur to- Herbert, M.P. to the lieutenancy of the county Kerry, vacated me by the demise of the Earl of Kenmare. he Tins TRACT DISTRIBUTItON CASE IN DuBLIN.-A con- Ile ditional order was obtained on Thiursday, in the Court of 11Y Queen's Bench, against Mr. O'Callaghan, the Dublin police ay magistrate, to compel him to make a ...

... PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28, 1853. The news of actual hostilities having taken plan between Turkey and Russia, which we received by the Canada on Friday last, produced considerable excitement: among our war-loving citizens, many of whom wvish and expect to see a general European war brought about by the occurrence. Public sympathy is strongly in favour of the Turks; and we are now waiting anxiously ...

... CLERIOAL.-The Worshipful Dr. Haggard, chancellor of the diocese, has, on the nomination of the Lord Bishop ofI Manchester, appointed Rev. Thomas Foster Chamberlain, W.A. rector of liufford, near Ormeleirk, to be one of his surrogates. SECaETAutYeuIP OF THE MANCHxESTE MECHANICS' INe- STITUTION.-We are informed that the directors of the Manchester Mechanics' Institution have appointed Mr. ...

... ?? p. . ?? ?? ?? ?? + .. at Mr. Charles Dickens contradicts the Stalterentthaot he bad, at presented a superannuated officer of the detective police with to Last week, Eliza Curry, the wife of a beerhouse-keeper itt id Mill-street East, Liverpool, committed suicide by self.1tm. -a. posed starvation. Ig Last week Viscount Godericli, M.P. for Hull, delivered a ut lecture in thea Mechanics' ...

... I I The weather has been, since the long heavyvains we had irn- The weather. has beea, since the long heavy rains we had st-the begininjg~of lbs week, very warin, andt often cloudy, stured with a storm.of. thunder on Thursday afternoon. We may ad ltb expect more showers-yet, and they will do no harm, if not too tinfoil violent. avour. Tile Yorkshire reape-ta all speak of the rain, which fell ...