... .?i1ANCI1RSTER AND ?A £FORD $ANITARY ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the friends and supporters of this association was held on Tuesday at the Manchester Towvn- hail, the Mayor. in the chair. The Mayor, in opening the proceedings, expressed his conviction of the utility of the society, anti hoped it would be well supported in Man- chester, which had become so famous in society for promot- ing good ...

... COiNST.lNTINOPI.E, Arrnra G. Lord Stratford de Redcliffc arrived yesterday morning at 7, in the Fury, and, singular enough, Alouclhikoff's steamer gave a salute of 19 guns the first, thus expressing publicly his joy on the arrival of' his (Ilk da~as7 (tho Turkish for brother), as I amn told ho calls Lord Redeliffe. Wre shall soo11 see the effects of this fraternity. To-day PI. Lacour, nmubas- ...

... AJILITAl? Y. (rRO5I TUESDAY'S GAtZRTTB.) THE MILITrA. The following commissioni have bcen aigned: Ensign Frederick Stoodley, to bc lieutenant, rice Do Charnus, re. signed, in thc 2nd Somerset atilitia. l'~rederick Spuurway, gent., to be ensign, vice Stoodley, premoted, in dito. Edward Sawyer, gent., to be lienicuant, nec Pcrrott, rcsignrd, in ditto. Franeis Digby' legard, Eoq., to be captain ...

... L ONDJOX, WEDNBSDA. Y,APR.20 BOTH Houses sat yestcrday. In the hIOUSE of LORDS, the Earl of EGLINT6)N, in moving for certain patpers, called the attention of the House to the case of Mr. Kirwan, and 'come plained of the conduct of the Earl of St. Germaiis in reinstating him in his post as a magistrate after his suspension by him (the noble carl). ' i The Earl of' ABERDEEN would not object to ...

... .BOOKS, enc., TO TEIE EA1ST INDIES. Tlhoc followinig notice has b~eerf issued -from the Gieneral Post-offlce: Oo and from the 'lst May next, printed books, rnaga- zines, yeviews, and, pamphlets (whether British, Colonmal, or forcign), may be transmitted by 'the post between the United. ingdoml and 'the East Indies, by the overland mail~vie Southamnpton, or by the direct packet from Ply-I ...

... A letter from Pselermo, of' the 3rd, says:-w TheB I EKing of Bavaria has just acted in a manner to cell down orn rhis head the blessings of all the inhabitanls of this place. t Bmongst the individuals arrested -for being engaged in-the late attempt to get uap an insurrection in Sicily, Wvere four .at whose residences arms were~dicovered. One of these; snamed Castaglia, the sen of. a ...

... ADDIlTIONALJ COLONIAL B-ISHOPRICS. A meeting of the clergy and laity, convened by the Arcthbishop of Canterbury, was held yesterdey afscrnoon, finder hi's grace's presidency, at zVilPis' Rooms, St. James's, Piccadilly, to concert mneesures for the erection and endowvment of ad litlonal nioshoprics in the colonies. It was very numerously attended; and amnong these present wvere the following : ...

... A YOUTR: LEFT FOR EXECUTION. .To Tifl EDOTOIS. OF TUBE DAILY NE1W5. 1SINa,-Will you permit me to call the attention of your readers to a case wvhich has just been tried at Liver epool ? A youth named Terrell, 1S years of age, has been ..tried for stabbing 3s companion. There is no doubt that ,t stabbing eases have become alarmingly frequent, and that if soemeasures must be taken to repress as ...

... T ?? .ALT PARLIAENgrt. EFFUSE OF LORDS.-MoNBAT, APRIL 18. The LORts C.naooa~toI.n, took his seat at 5 O'elCk0I PUBLIC BUSINESS. PET! LIONS P1RESEN;TED. AerniSox OS' inn's~v TO PARINSTAi}SxT.-By the Earl of BRODEN, the Earl of WVINCiIILSJIA, anid the Bishop of WINlCHESTER, from several places,ags~aust. C-HIT.SEA,' from grates numo o laes; ~theErlo £10111 a presbytei3' in Aberdeenshire ; the ...

... THIE UNITED ST.ATE.S. e ARRIVAL OF TH]E ASIA. e (BY EL1a0TtIC TELEGUtAPOS.) . LIVERPOOL, SUsnD.~y ,By the arrival here this forenloonl of thle ?? e Mail steamer Asia, Lbott commlander, wve have advices rfrom New York to the 6ith inst. The Asia, ?? the usual mails from the United States, wvhich are sunder the charge of Lieutenant L~ewis, ?? Ad. -miralty agent, brings about 40,000 dole, in ...

... ?IJ?_?tWt. Thele Duchess ofhpent visited thei Queen, yesterday, at Buckiogham Palace. ' -Prince Albert, with the Prince, of l~aesthe Princese Royal, and-the Prinessg'Alieo, the Duche~ssof Kent, and the Princees A.delaide of Hoherulohe, attended divine service, yesterday mornin'g, in: the private chapel of Buckioghlam Palace. The Hon. and R1ev. Gerald' Wellesley officiated. The ladies and ...

... L4T?ST FB?O1?Ii IFJ?AN9E. I ~ (xBY mCT1rCatTLErflAP.) .- ?? : 7 i-:PARISH Fkoo~wv-EnNa~G: The Iltoniteuzr contains Ma statement of- the receipts produced by the indirect taxes for 'th~fie;frt thiee cnooths of the present yem,'showving ana inerisaseiof 20,489,000fr. .over .the' . ieceijts ~of i i51, 'arid .of 14,334,000P. over those of 1862 for the same~period. ?? .1sIoniteur 'also contains a~ ...