... y E SUMMARY.. ?? ?? ?? .W dal blo A ll the Rssian residents in Paris have received orders St. pthe rssburg to settle their affairs, and to hold thE from s in eeadiness to leave France at any moment, l beueld itbse'cnome necessary for them to do so. II seeald poit al ?? say as many as 18-have bevenlately madeatDiion. The affair at Tours seems likely Pr- toe rvlathe importance ofthe Opera ...

... SALFORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.-THE EDUCATION QUESTION.-THE REV. MR. : RI0HSON'S LECTURE. : I Te- the opening of the Salford Mechanics' Institute ae and Temperance Hall, the proceedings of which we have elsewhere reported, was a gratifying occasion to the friends of popular education. The meeting was presided over by Mr. E. R. LANGWORTHY, whose at munificence towards the erection of this new ...

... - R X - rty : ate The Lord-Lieutenant has appointed Mr. Henry Arthur to- Herbert, M.P. to the lieutenancy of the county Kerry, vacated me by the demise of the Earl of Kenmare. he Tins TRACT DISTRIBUTItON CASE IN DuBLIN.-A con- Ile ditional order was obtained on Thiursday, in the Court of 11Y Queen's Bench, against Mr. O'Callaghan, the Dublin police ay magistrate, to compel him to make a ...

... Tgareflitlatigt. .. 0 'of a Thurday FRANCE. ,ca On husa last, the Emperor and Empreass etuirned to shou Paris from Compiftine.I Io The .Moniteucr publishes two imperial decrees, foundedo its long reporifrom the Miinister of Wer, for the encouragement of long: the cultivation of cotton in Algeria. By tbefirst of these de- orees it is declared, let, that cotton seed shall continue to be ...

... I 'Mistv(d ? xrwo. -? ?? ?? - , I - 11 ?? n lave ASHTON. ~A ILLEGAI. WEtossTSAt the petty sessionse, onl Wednesday Bort last, befuire A. Buckley, J. Lord, J. Harrop, E. Sidebottorn, pota en ad ?? Harrison, Esqrs. Mr. H iggs, suiperintendlent of COUnty Chat it Police, who is also inepector of weights for the Ashtoll die. stree d trio:, appeared to support informations against the following1 ...

... WEEKLY7 SUMMARY. I 'th 'French government, have published two decrees A for the encouragement of -the growth of cotton in Algeria. wh Fremiulms are to be given for this-growth and exportation Wi ,of the article, for thle introduction of machines for the use tur ,Of thle planters, and the government wvill purchase the produce of the cotton fields for the next three years. ,h hletlgraph system ...

... I-'Riotrtc ?? Newo* ? t. re- L~~e- ~TO OURt ;ng ROCHDALE & OLDHAM READERS. me ,en hen Many of our readers in Roobdale and Oldham on having- frequently expressed a desire that .we he should devote a larger space in our columns, than y smsta ~ee we have hitherto done, to the local proceedings'of Ira these- two large and important districts, we have rer decided to'comply with their wishes;-and ...

... I, I SINDH I-AN PRINTS .: f f g ?? ay The secretary of the Manchester Commercial Association lg has just received the following communication- from the m )i15 iry East India House. The patterns referred to have not yet prc ite arrived in Manchester;,they will probably be here in a few by days, and on their azrrval Mr. Flemingwill be happy to show ud thenm to gentleman desiring to inspect thenm ...

... THE JUVENILE REFUGE ANI) SCHOOL . OF INDUSTRY.-ANNUAL MEETING. faia - .I _ The seventh annual meeting of the friends and supporters a of this institution, was held in oue of the comumittee rooms e of the Town Hall, King-street. The weather was exceedingly d cold and wet, but the room was tolerably well filled. l r Sir JOHsN PoTrTF, president of the institution, occupied r-the chair, and in ...

... BURY ATHEN.MEUM.-BRANCH JUVE NILE REFUGE AND EDUCATION. e We have reported in another part of our paper r the proceedings connected with the opening of the Bury Athenaeum. The occasion was an interesting i one to the friends of education in that town, and we .t are glad to learn from the report presented to the a meeting that the prospects of the new institution are if highly encouraging. It ...

... ly J. Casartolli, late J. Ronnhetti. Ad n UISCbdtyATIONS. i 1. By C ?? late J. Ronchetti, 43, Market-atreet. Bj a MANCHEfiTER ?? Lat. 530 29' 50 N.; Long 2915; W ?? -- - - ?? - -- - I l,- ?? ?? ?? ?? I I I . i'-emperature k ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? Hygrometer . Atmospheric Pres- by Self-regi I . o C su are at Syef~ei. at 2 o'clock : Ten Four Ten, dffweenteban ! a.m. p.m. Night A trbub wad _ i. in. in deg. ...

... MANCHESTER -FREE LIBRARYn The olloingis a' condensation of the report of theof VOTjking Of the Free Library during-the, pest year, recontly an prepared by Mtr. Edwairds, the librarianu:-be 2d, Ed wards begs leave to repoit, tbat the issue of books from~ the Free Library, during the first year in whiek it has can been open to the public, i1,32volumes; namely, from. exas t - rfrn departmnt 61 ...