... DREADFUL I 'WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP.t T 1ric_'~n T -n a r A - I i LOSS OF NEARLY 200 LIVES.r | (From the .Yew York IHera-ld, gafy 18.) one of the most disastrous shipwrecks which it has l ever been our painful duty to record occurred on the 3rd I of Mlay, at Stirrup Key, among the Bahama Islands. The Eess of the fearful calamity was brought to New York on Mgooday by the brig Rueben Carver, ...

... Baortrobc eritfeI. TOe make your inouth water-obseorve alovely', rosy checked ?? purchasing strawvberries. 0 ?? ou ?? Asm'mRATIOs OF A. HUSBAND, - Olh, that the fashions would last I as long as the bonnerts. f RLTORT. -1I go through Any work, as time noodle said to tlmo idle boy. 1But not till eou are hard hushed, as the idle boy said to time nteedlo. g fin China a man is permitted to be ...

... 1| RAILWAY DEPARTURES O j FROM PRESTON. To Blackbtn, Accrlngis, Bury, and 3jrnchttr 9.0 11-0 morn.; 1-45 3.25 5.0 7-10 mixed, '9.0 aftn, On c roll 7.40 mom., 2-10 6.20 e8.0 aftn., all mix. (* To Acal only.) A -cm o, To Blackbuuln, Bu rtly, Coane, Skiipton, Bradford, 4, e 6.45 mix., 9-0 11-0 morn.; 01-45 3.25 5-0 '7-10 mix., aft0 ~ Sundays: '7-40 morn., 2.10 *6-20 aftn., allmix. (. T0oc bt To ...

... The Irish Church Establishment is an institution ?that differs in no respect politically from what wve in 1 this country denounce as flagrant tyranny in every rother part of the world. What Mabonmijedanism is in European Turkey, Russian Churchism in Poland, ,and Austrianism in Italy, the politico-ecclesjastical ,-supremacy of the Established Church is in Ireland. No nation under heaven has ...

... zf. .. . ?? . ?? .SC3 al The sum of 1t1,000,0l0 has been invested in supplyingchi the citieB of England with gas. tall 'e TAST vote EFOISM BILL A~siIvxstsAseY.-Everyhorough or; te its own monger.-Puachye. IfCULTIVATION 50OP CABMErN.-If Mr. Fitzroy's bill shouldl of a- otamend the deportmlent of the nabusati, it will, at all events, ste n improve his carriage.-Paslac.. h IS FIeu IN THE MEADOWS. ...

... EXPLOSION OF A ST'EAMBOAT. niry. (From the Dulblin Freeman ef Saurday.) tot aws, We deeply regret to have to state that a most lamentable repi Dade adfatal aceideat occurred on Thursday evening on beard the .was the 1'itncs screw steamer, one of whose boilers exploded, abo pied causing loss of life and dreadful injuries to a large number sar 5tfl of persona, several of whom are not expected to ...

... ?? Ohe HOUSE OF LORDS. He i 6fs, FRIDAY, JUNE 3. thei Jor OPENING OF THE PARANA. be d Led The Earl of MALKEsBURY asked whether it were true, as nist, lce had been reported, that Sir Charles Hotham had concluded Lori ler a treaty for the free navigation of the Parana, and whether a ci rho the government would have any objection to state the, ache by nature of that treaty, and how far the ...

... .e¢bS1)to-A.6p 6111lumi. .,~1 -1-- ?? -- . . ?? ?? ?? .. i~iEIOtb~ of the Eli~e.| livtravaganee leads to mcaliness ; for those who throw ?? a great deal are apt to mid giving a little-i; esep. The foolish cockoring of soine parents, anud tilo over-stern car- riago of others, causethi more mien and wonlen to take ill courses than their ownl vicious ?? joi lrCih. The fruits of public commotions ...

... I C--T 6,I'HERORE TAOLg MoVING.-On Monday last, this wonderful experiment was succesofully tried by a party of gentlemen at the Brownlow Arms Inn. A round oaken tablo, about two feet six inches in m diameter, standing upon one pillar, was placed upon oil cloth, and five persons seated themselves round it, and joined their 5.2 hands together so ao to form a circle round the margin of the aft ...

... i IX WESLEYAN ScIIooLs.-On Snnday last, two seym,,fl, were preached by the Rev. Jonathan Crosother, of Dids bury College, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Fleetwood, in aid oif the day and Sunday schools, when collectioni aere made, amounting to upwards of £5 8s. MISSIONARY SOC1 TY.-A public meeting was held in the Independent Chapel on Tuesday evening, to advocate the cause of the London Missionary ...

... :tTHEX CONVERSION1 OF TME: DEBT.-THE . RISE IN THE RATE OF IN!TlEREST. We have prepared our reaaers. by air anh~i-unttiann [e, We have prepar~ed our readers,:yoerbsrvations intn es ?? 27th apd on Mayt 2ftb, b'otti for the further car b ie in the rate of interest and for t~h'e acknowledged o -. failure of Mr. GXAD8TdNII'e financial projects, both cot t~ of ivbich were announced in the course of ...

... fl?t?xt, 0 IT ? ?? 0 P T (? fl ?? e HOUSE OF LORIS' FRIDAY, MAY 27. nusst? AND TelOitmy. 0 The Earl of MALilIESBURY called the stientia1. ? e house to the critical stato of affairs at Cottst? ? complained that the demands of thc Russian ?0?5tioltle, atad ci Prince Mouschikeff were quite at Vatisuce crib SIC0 sudsr the clod 'C tions of the Emperor of Russia respertin .are. It sendh?g that ...