... As far as accounts have yet been received, the great th d Orange anniversary of the 12th of July passed off in Ire- ki Is land in a most peaceable manner. II It is stated that Colonel Vandeleur purposes to petition af nf aainst the return of the newly elected members for Clare, oe f as he alleges that several of his voters had been taken off bh . by stratagem or force. W e THE POTATO CaoP. ...

... 1-1 ?? 1- ?? _ ?? - - .. ?? [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRiASPl.] oi MONDAY EVENING, JULY 41. i *ve ?? I jl LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.-SoimS doubtbeingoxpressed be as to the accuracy of Saturday's telegraphic news, the English 'I Lid funds opened at an advance, which, however, was not long Tui: J maintained, prices receding again and remaining quietly at the doc he decline, no reports circulating to distnrb ...

... I ,,&fr*k5 tollullit, MlOVOI of the 7&i W. The heart that has once been bathed hI Love's pure fountain, retains the pulse of youth for ?? The more honest a man is the less lie affects the air of a Saint; theaffectatlon of sanctity Is ablotch on the face of piety.-Lavater. *'Have notbiing to do wvit aman w ho Wishes to appear a saint.- Teiss. There is more danger in doing some men too much good ...

... LAN CAST ER. ST. A-N 's WAnD.-There is every probability of a strong con. ] test for this ward, consequent on the resignation of Mr. Wilson. S There are two candidates, Mr. George Jackson, spirit merchant, and Mr. W. Fox, plasterer. It is thought Mr. Jackson will be returned by a small mae ority. The election is fixed for Tuesday al next. DEPUTY LIEUTENArNT.-At the quarter sessions, on Monday ...

... BATHS AND W-rIOUSES.-The number of bathers who visitgd this establishment u,.-e Otto week ending July 2nd was 1103, and of washers 135. Trie Rrv. LAwRENCE PRESTON, incumbent of Longton, near this town, and formerly of Queeu's College, Cam- bridge, received, on Monday last, the degree of M.A. at the University of Cambridge. OSCOTT COLLEGE.-TIe Very Rev. Dr. Weedall has been appointed president ...

... ATTENDANCE AND VOTES _asit, V 1 J 'J IN THE HRoSE OF COMMONS OP THE MEMBERS POE LANCASUIBE, For the Week including Thursday night. y'ros a Register kept by the National Parliamentary and Finae. cial Reform Aseotiation, 41, Charing Cross, London.1 EXPLANATION ?? Against, a. Where noletter is inserted the Member Is absent. No. 142 Proceeding with Government India Bill. 143 For not repealing ...

... 0I CLITHEBoE, We resume our account Of ithe proceedings of thicbrn6M diti mittee from Wednedy Pbtain hntethe met on uesday orning, Boothinan, who had bean. pertly te examined on MondY, was recalled,' and agid he sawa DOW.- pro bar o'f ega fvlying from different, Public-houses in lteo during the ele~ction. lie was asked if those flags were con- be' sidered to indicate that these houses ware ...

... THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS, LslicoLiesnsse.--The baymnakers bare been greatly im- ,peded in their operations during the past week by frequent anand very heavy falls of rain, Tbe crops are said to be looking well, and it 'is thought the harvest will be earlier - thana was expected. In this district thle, hay crops have no, auffered so much as in the more southern di$Lricts.-Liri- Lii colnshire ...

... -RUSSIA-AND TURKEY.-GREEK INDEE- PENDPENOE..' I] At a moment -when verybody is asking what is to be the issue of. the . Eastern. question, and b every newspaper correspondent is- professing to - answer it from special vourceh of illumination, our 3 readers, will feel obligedZ to us for introducing to their notice several pamphlets, evidently written by persons conversant with the actual state ...

... I HHOLMFIcTcw.-In Holmfirth the growing crops are at pre- ed sent looking extremely well, and should fine weather ensue, nC the yield will be abundant,. The hay harvest is proceeding rat ?? Times. be TnE HAY HARVEST AT PONTFFRACT.-The crops of grass - here are generally good; aportion of them has been cut down er a week or ten days. Owing to the wet weather and the 89 dampness of the ground, ...

... . ? total art fatorglianrouO. ? ?? - ?? -1 ?? s I- ?? C, TilnAvTB RosA.-The lovers of the legitimate draman, and of legitimate acting, will be glad to find that we are to ye have Mr. Vandenhoff the elder for a couple of nights this st week, and in parts also which give him the opportunity of sa displaying his fine intellectual powers. Since the departure tr from the stage of Mr. Macready, Mr. ...

... - :00 : V Q 1lQ A DOn A 'r'Q n ?? ,tl,'r A T TTrr f tl A T - bill, BY S. J OSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. Manchester, July 4th, 1808, five o'clock p.m. M PARIS BOURSE.-CLosIreG PRICtEs OF THIS DAY. ame ' 0 ' Three per Cent Routes .. 77.00 * abo Four-and-aHalf ditto ?? 02.10 beltt Bank Shares ?? ?? 2000 The Paris Rentes have risen, since Friday last, nearly 1i law per cent; most of the other ...