... THA. MIS~GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. . To the Editor, of the Examiner and aTimes. Sir-I. am proud of my fellow-citizens. Manchester. maintains its credit for practical philanthropy. ft has ful G filled my expentations on the Indiau question, and proved that its sympathies are neither local, commercial, nor mer- cenary. If the mercantile chambers, by their coustitationF, are prevented taking: the ...

... MRS. BEECER STWE N GLASGOW th MRS. BEECHER STrOWE IN GLASGOW. 8,ri' _ _I -- ?? On Wednesday night, Mrsi Beecher Stowe, authoress of In th the world-famous 11Uncle Tom's Cabin, who has conjurod him. up names more imperishabole than niarsbals, scenes mor ?? maemorable than pitched battles, aind a story that may be ward read when cities are forgetten, arrived in 'Glasgowv per Hont the train due ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALFORdIp SANITARY ASSOCIATION. e . I ?? MOOVVulftJLVeI4. eig] Two public meetings in the Town Halls of Manchester hae 6nd Salford, were held, under the presidency of the respective pol mayors, on the morning and on the evening of Monday, for san the purpose of introducing formally to the public of each wai town, the completed organisation and plan of the Manchester yen and ...

... LON-DON, TUESDAY MoRxrYG. The education committee meet again to-day, having, at their last meeting, on Friday, closed the examination of Dr. WATTS. The doctor certainly established his case, not only in chief, but under the torment of a cross- examination that seemed inflicted not so. much- for the purpose of overthrowing the witness, as of endeavouring to place him now and then in a ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? 0- ?? Times Office, Three ?? a.m. Id [er HL210TRIC TELBEGAPHI.] H HOUSE OF COMMONS,-LABT NIGHT.-(CONTINUED-) le Mr. DISRAELI. objected, to the appointment of a select a committee, He saw no reason wby the house should not m divide upon the-facts-brought forward by Sir B. Hall, with- ;s out referring them to a-committee. He, however, considered a, that, after what-had been stated, ...

... FROIV OUR AME RICAN CORRESPONDENT. P1T.AOELPHIA. Av B;L 4Tri. 15R PHILADELPHIA, APRIL ITH, 1853. Since I last wrote you general trade has somewhat im. Proved. In this city our spring sales have been active ida extensive, our market has been very well attended by aurchaeers and the business transacted is con- -°untrY , . At New York, however, the business .ioe satisfactorY A g loods has been ...

... .? lbbl'- 4. X.., totri glio. ;eat ?? ?? tere MEeSMEaIC EsTE-aTxAINstacer.N - Captain Hudson's mies- n Pemeric entertainment still eontinues very attractive.. IThe, the lug power which the captain has over his patients, many of whom tiut __are~well knorn residnits in Aehoon, istruly sorpris~ing.'.~; 3. Hyriz-At the Hyde Court, on Monday last, the magis- Mnr oa trates were ocu .pied nearly four ...

... Im ErpaT @a ,ifammt, F @ - s ?? ^t- o*- * F t r t - it- - rr- - n- - - - - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.j 19 ~~~FRIDAY, APRIL 15. he Lord BERN~ERS moved the second reading of the Poor t ?? and Local Assessment Bill, but, at the suggestion iti of Lord Derby, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and otber noblet ,in lords, agreed to withdraw it. If he The- bill was accordingly withdrawn.a he The report of the ...

... of The The Lord-Lieutenant has partially remitted the sentences wj l, of several persons convicted at 'the late Limerick assizes for th e- election riots. : . : . . - I . ?? The progress of emigration contillues.unchecked; . as it The accounts' of agricultural 'opeirations are isatisfaotory. pa le THED ATIHLONE E ?? fresh nbevi*e have from lai d. Abthlone only confirms; the anticipations of ...

... is THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. t i, V- MANCHESTER, tb WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1853. of The speech of thes CSIAxCELLOn of the ExcHtQuEn on Monday night must be admitted to have been, in every sense, a most able and, upon the whole, satis factory exposition of the financial policy Of the I Government. There is, of course, much that might yea] be urged in the way of objection to many of the pro. XI, ...

... ure A special meeting of the Salford town council was held on iler Monday nmOrning, in the Town Hall. The business done nes related entirely to the Borough Extension Bill, and to the len lamp-post advertising contract. as The TOWS-CLxI3K said it was necessary, in compliance the with the rules of the House of Lords, that when a bill effect- d ing -the interest of a corporation was to be ...

... T - -ANTAR- ASOCI- ATN- - - oil re In another past of our publication will be found ' b SD a report of two meetings in reference to the Sanitary c , its Association recently established in this city, a subject . I its demanding deep consideration on the part of all who up u. take an interest in the moral and physical improve. die ly ment of the people. That such interest is extending, ter is ...