... LOSS OF THE LIVERPOOL EMIGRAN1' SHJIP ANNIE JANE. We regret to announ I-I- ^ a- -. ulred We regret to announce the loss of the emigrant ship ?? Jane, Captain Mason, one of Messrs. Holderness sad Chilton's American line of Packets, which became a total and wreck on the Island of Barra, off the west coast of Scotlaud th f be 28th ult. a very large number of Irish etmigreus ergof ben,,g drowned ...

... MANCHESTER:.CITY COUNCIL.j Inm ADDRESS TO MR. GLADSTONE. I bj A spiecial nieeting of the Manchester city council was held pact ion Monday, at noon, in the Town Hall, Kinig-street, for the oft purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an address that to the Right Hon.- W. E. Gladstone, M.P. chiancellor'of the of- -exchequer, on the occasion of his visit to this city. oft The MAYon. (. ...

... ; , LONDON, FRIDAY NooX. The Board of Trade accounts for the month ending Sep- tember Mtb, and-for the eight months of the year terminating the same day, were issued this morning. They continue to show increased exportations of domestic produce and manu- factures, and to afford evidence of the general activity of l trade. i ; - l The value of our exports in September wvas 48,297,086, being ...

... ? : ?? Newo. ?? ?? ?? ___a n ALTRINCHAA4. rel I.NPOFITANiT APPEAL CAsE,-At tile quarterly SessiOns, held at lKnutsford, onl Tuesday last, Mr, Joseph Smith, of TI Altrinchamn, landowner, attendad to appeal against a hine bo imposed upon him by the magistrates sitting at Altrinchati. It appeared that in February, 1852, Mr. Smith bought fromt Lord Stamford a piece of land, riear the Bowdon ...

... MAINE-LAW. MOVEMENT IN * . TTV::- U MANCHESTER. AT- i .lTT.TT1NTJT.'WT1 TrTN~ 1. AT TTANT'>X THE UNITED KINGDOM-ALLIANCE. - a A movement likely to attract considerable attention, ere WaS 6long, received its public inauguration, on Wednesday, in MaTn- dr'i a chester. It is a movement for the entire suppression of the ex( trifici all noiaing drnsymasof legislative en- gre nU a~ preparatory ...

... ~ge BY PYNGLE LAYNE. nit he STAGEi THE THIRD. Oil Notwithstanding the hearty hospitality aind gracious kind. uld ness which rendered our visit to the modern Athens so very 'El' delightful, and which here demand the warmest possible he recognition; notwithstanding the cosy post-prandial gossip. .01t, lea ings in which the very essence of the heart exhaled with the he fumes of confidential toddy ...

... ' - I t Ik OnI , i, - I ,. It£ On Thursday, under ciicnmstances of unusural interest, a lei new hurc wasconsecrated at Denton, near this ?? tin e saial pcctliarity of the oircrumstancies'arose outlof the fact, if fin tat hepricialpromoter of the erectioin ofthe obihwas ?? pr-the Rev. Richard Greawell, B.D. o5f WorcesterCollege, .PC PHo Oxford, Whose friehiaship and influence with Mr. Gladstone ...

... [ L~ I: - - 0 i I: RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN I 0 2 v - TUSCANY. . ;: - I A -. -l-t of tis Dnilu Aelw.q. writing f-- Ilia A correspondent of- the Daily N~ewvs, writing from uld Florence onl the 19th instant, says: I deeply regret tor loirve to write to YO U ot fresh cases of into(lerance er rer ont the part of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. It wats lit ofIoped], that the iobloquy he incurred ...

... . 0 - ,, ~. - ef THE VA~OsAoY oat -THE -BaieOH.-It is believed that Mr.. 1, John Inglis, the lord advocate under Lord Derby's adminis- 13 11tration, will be'appointed to the vacant judgeship in thoe ig Court of Session. I DISTR1ESSIaNC OcoulaExEEN -LaBt Friday evening, James t] to Murdoch, son of the Itenant of the farm of Cortlioh, in the le parish of Alnesswent out, after nightfall, for the ...

... - I ,rA.. t a . nhr. - - - - MEMORIAL TO THE HOME SECRETARY, On Mnda lat, te aalgmatd committee for the enlrge ?? h Town Hall. There was vey tll ?? Brownbill was in r h hi.TeToncekrpre that he had made the9 apliatonfo te djurmet f h twenty-one cases ment ofnusace fr hchsumose hdbeen taken out, and inver d that he had, on Saturday last, commuic ated to Mr. Trafford 21,0C a the resolution of ...

... ? : ? I Q 'nr iNOTICES TO READERS AND CORESPONDENTS or - A SPNE~i-7 Y of THE NEW STAMP BRECEa'T ACT.-We have many inquiries regard- d s; ing the operation of the new act, and cases are placed before ad us regarding which we ?? it impossible to give an answer, a as We wol dieout, 00 e~odents, in all eases of doubt, to es ToCSTN letter is too long for ineertion. We quite agree y 15 with its ...

... ; WRECK OF THE. :'DAIHOUSIE' PAS. ?? SENGER SHIP. E 3;: I *GREAT LOSS 'OF LIFE. w Onr Friday, intelligence reached London of the foundering tin of the well-known passengcr ship Dalhoitsic, Captain Butter- tht( worth, commander, off Beacby Head, duiring the gale which dri iswept the channel for several days last week, and of the ste -drowning of every person on board except one, a seaman. - ...