... The state-of into A The state of China, and the possibility of extended isnt D commercial intercourse with its three hundred mi- less I lions of inhabitants, present at this moment an object goir Iner a of the highest interest to the manufacturing commu- egh nity. A flood of information has been poured in, by T the presence in Chinaof a single individual thoroughly seer acquainted with ...

... 'RAILWAY INTJiltti¶GENOE. . RAILWAY Ta'Arn T re alffi l r ofs 'rriiwh*s the United' ?? ab ot'the'wekding18t$ s June to 4tX e- -corresponding period o 2 -4 17.2 per cent. -- MifDoN AwD'N0RTHZWESTZRN,-' S6atufday4 speoWAM meeting ofthisdomac n'iiy'wasL hed l&~t 'the Eultast'8tation1;, 4 to take into 6o~gdoratioi the b6ilb'u b lre-fop'&ih'm-ent, . .for~iho f9lXowiDg- ?? ;±4-{ T> &eaapI'. the ...

... TRE LIVERPOOL MIARGRY. TUESDAY, JUNE 4,483. .SALU8 POPTM LEX L BU.A. SUM MARY. The adjourned debate on the, India Bill was Ai resumed in. the House of Commnons on Thursday ast night ; but it attracted a very meag~re. auditory,. le, there beings for a considerable time scarcely 30, ws members -present. Mr. Hume, Wbho closed the ibe debate, asser'tod that every one of the abuses and at ...

... __ ?? I?itcUigcucc. Man- of the FRANCE. Broucla aspect of the Bourse on Tuesday was rather alarm- commit nange, log. There seemed great want of cuntidence. The most Duke C La. aed sober-minded asowed their Otteasiness at the prolonged sin- while ii otfres certaintyof the eltuatiun, and hastened to close their hull ?? Road, accounts, resigsing themselves in many cases to a loss. exjjcdin The ...

... _~ ~ - l ?? . ?? -w BY S. JOSAPU AT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. Manahester, June 24tb, 18583, five o'clock p.M. ci PAnlrS BOURSE.-CLOSING 'PRICES OF THIS DAY. P Three per Cent Rentes .7.7. 77 S( Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? . .101.76 oi Benk Shares. 2150 The Bourse still remains firm, as well as moat of the Continental Bourses. SE (CBy Electric 7'elegruphj) tb MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. ...

... THIE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHEC STE B 3.WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, i853. ad The pending dispute betweeo Russia and Turkeynbhe ver, has made no further progress that can be construed the anin any way, for or against, the probabilities of war, ma Lhs, LodCLARES;DON stated in the House of Lords onutt ot;n Monday night, in reply to the Marquis of CLAN- of ~re. lucAnnE, that orders had bean despatched, ...

... , GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.--MEETING AT 3 THIE TOWN HALAL, ON MONDAY NEXTtd he The time is come when Manobestdr must show l te howe far she has been in earnest throughout s0 many sfu ,long years of discussion and remonstrance on the d gasgrievances and misgovernment of British India.d be Here, in fact, if anywhere, is the centre to which theI nd8 Dative population of India, as well as the ...

... INSTALLATION OF THE EARL OF DERBY | AS CHANCELLOR OF TR UNIVERSITY or OXFORD. The ceremony of the installation of the Earl of H1 a :I ltol Derby as Chancellor of the University of Oxford, has Irwaco this week taken place, and passed off with great suc- cited cess. On Monday the noble earl visited Cullam, where a senisil new training school has been established by the Bishop of ligist Oxford, ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTONT, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1S53. I. - - - -- -- -- - - - - - - - -- ?? -- ?? - ?? ?? _ The measure which has been introduced to the House of Commons for the future government of India, has already been extensively commented upon both in and out of parliament. By the East India Company, and by those who have had a longing eye to the patronage of that body, with the most remote ...

... The House of Commons was engaged on Tuesday evening in discussing Mr. Berkeley's proposition for the adoption of the ballot at elections for members of parlia- ment. The disclosures before the various election com- -mittees during the present session furnished him with the opportunity of making a more than usually effective ad- dress. He called upon the house to correct an admitted evil; he ...

... ??ceU?u?eotw ?, w ?? SUMtMER CONCERTS, -The proprietor of the Pomona oth .Gardens has commenced giving a series of concerto alongaB with the other various entertainments in connection with his mno .establishment. Oar continental neighbours lknow well how ehi to manage these matters, and do not confine music to the ree theatre, the concert, or the drawing-room. Thteir public oth 3Wgardens echo ...

... Ilt.ELAN D. reign Tue great conflagration on the Down mountains has been titles, arrested. A vast tract of country was swept by the flames. if the and several cattle perished. Bulls have been received front Rome for the coitsorrt,±insi of the flee. John Kildeff, D.D. as successor to the la±a Bishop OHiggina, of Ardagh. The comiojitee of the projected Roman Catholic Usiveraity Ian to in Dublin ...