... W01-fircip Illitcuiatutf. FRANCE. insit The deputation from the merchants of London ?? to be with the emperor on Wednesday, and on Thursday. the ho w deputation of the Pacific and Atlantic Junction Compny desir 'Were admitted to his majesty's table. a~ . Bina There is a current report that the Count do `Chain'-' be gi bord bag protested to the court of Bomne against the him interyention of the ...

... ?? ITHE EXAMINER AN]) TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1863. There has been no change more marked in the Btate of public feeling and opinion than that which has taken place with reference to the government of our dependencies during the last twenty years. The power we wield, in all quarters of the globe, is no longer the mere symbol of a vainglorious Bupremacy, accompanied by no popular ...

... I 'In our publication of Wednesday last, we had to recordlan'additional and much more serious outbreak inrelationwith the recent election at Blackburn, and in our columns of to-day will be found a report of the proceedings before the magistrates on charges brought against some of the rioters. It must be confessed that we have had somewhat too much of this:' in a district where public ...

... DOMESTIC ,IN.TEXLALAIvGENVCE. COURT, ?c. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, ac* companied by their Royal Highuesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louisa, and Prince Arthur, left Windsor La Castle for London at live minutes past three o'clock en bel Thursday afternoon. The Queen and Prince Albert were ho] received en ...

... I . __ ?? THE EARL OF DERBY is about to erect a church on so his estate at Treals, in the Fylde. C C R AccoAMnlODATION zFOR THIE PaRsIS Ce unCH CONORB- to GATION.-During the progress of the alterations at the I T parish church, divine service will be performed every - Sunday evening at St. George's church. ...

... THE NEWV PILOTAGE BILL. ir- J AflJ L4 Jl. 5:4, 1 1I45AflsJJ SA~tfl *e-MEETR1IN OF THtE ilVEEPO1 0L PILOT COMiMISSIO1XEHS. P~ In In the council chamlber of the Town-bali, yesterday, a special u meeting of the Liverpool pilot com missioners was held, to take Yi ..into consideration the bill introduced into the house of corn- nI utie- t m ?? ergupnttl mono by the president of the board of trade, ...

... MEETING OF RATEFAVERS.-At a meeting of rate- payers, held at Chorley, on Thursday, the following petitibn was proposed for adoption, but after a long dis- cussion, was withdrawn, and a poll was directed to be taken yesterday whether the ratepayers were in favour of the improvement bill or against it, which resulted in 282 for it, 317 against it. The poll is conttnued to-day. A press of matter ...

... Local2 A isclfncn .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TI 11 1 . ig T|E. HOWARID SUf~BmCaerTIoo FuND.-The nfame of Alr. 2.. iF. Whe litst 1 Corporationustreet, was accidentally omittea i hlitof the committee advertisedl in last Saturdsy's Examiner and Times. td SOUTH LANCASHiRE Aesrz.V The businessin the Crow re Court was brought to a conelusion yesterday, at coon ...

... A special meeting of the council was held in the Town- bi hail, on Thursday last, at which were ?? fa Mayor (in the chair); Aldermen T. B. Addison, Shawe, b Monk, J. Paley ?? Horrocks, and Brown; Councillors f Threlfall (St. John's), Billington, J. Humber, Heywood, pi G. Smith, Goodair, S. Smith, W. Humber, Carr, F. Arm- W strong, Threlfall (St. Peter's), Hawkins, Robinson, Wahms- tc ley, H. ...

... IResnI RAILWAY PRopERTY has much improved in value within the last three years. Tur Exonus continues in undiminished force. Since 1845 nearly a million and a quarter of the population of Ireland have left that country for America and Australia. GOLD IN MAYO.-The fact of the existence of gold in the soil of Mayo was perfectly established here last week, in the yard of Mr. Brennan, where his ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, TOWN DUES RECEIVERSHIP.-'COOKING THlE it PL ANT'AIN. TO TllE EDITORS OF TUE LIVERPOOL iMnERCURY. W GENTLEM5EN,-1n your Tuesday's Mercury you have indeed an0 laid bare the nice little bit of jubbery that has been acting O in the finance committee. M~r. ]3rade having been excluded qur from a nomination to the nOtfes, supported as he was byfr 9s members out of 16, is a telling ...

... - V ~~ELECTION OF GUARDI~ANS, le To the Editor of the Examinier and Times. adl Sir',-Withl some view, which perhaps the pending election. nd of Mfancliester guardiasi may explain, the retiring guardians, ili at their meaeting on Thursday, reported in your paper, ?? .er somle statement, wlii,. I emall feel obliged by youir givitgigne athe pp6.rtuntty to correct in your Wednesday's Publication. ...