... O: OPENSN OF THE 'BURY -NTEW57- . I ?? - ATHENIEU - eat The new Aihenmem, -lately .erected at, Bury, was inaugu-. Herated with a p'ublic tee 'party on Wednesday eveninseea us, edpopeasebling in the spacious hall belongingto ;ee~tbe difie. Aolgslt the gentlemen on' the platforma,,after ice tea,' were the ibopof Manchester, Lord Stan ey~, M.P. Mr, trseveral of the clergy, and of the principal ...

... THE W0AGES MOVEMENT. no ?? o I~d On Friday af'iernooti, a meeting of the PrIeston PCtrs as Associaltionl Was hield at the Bull Hotel, when the following in resnlotious wero adopted:- he That whereas an advance of wages w as o ffered to tics operatives )n oflrreston and the neighbourhood on Ithe 19th day of August last, its which offer was dictated more by a desire to Preserve the harmony Cr- ...

... LEC TURS ON TIUE HISTORY OF THE U l E DIAMA, BY DR. KINKEL. :: :0 r: Teecnleture of Dr. Gottfried Kinkcel, on the history teu ofthe Geronda drernam, was delivered at the Athenieuni (in tI German), on Thursday evening ]last. He began by observing wi: that, in, the history of most nations, the first development offe civiisslton wvas based on religion ; especially in the histoy El othseations5, ...

... THE EXAMINER AND ,[MES. X:- MANHESTER, I D WlEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3q 1. - ; i , ;wi . THE DELEGATES AND THE PRESTON ~, : ' , - ; I 7i; 0; STRIKE. - - I - : ur - 7 - - - -- The contest between the factory operatives of ti( Preston and the millowners continues, with, appa- PE rently, but little chance of any immediate adjustment. in On Saturday last, another aggregate meeting was th held at ...

... i ? ? ? ? .7lF*rTiU EMOU091M. ? - ?? FRANCE. ten The il'onileur states th at the Frenchl troops ?? have, p obtained a viectory over tile Arabs. They captured-sixteen or standards, 4,000 sheep, anld 2350 camels. Tht Si~cte Says that General liaraguay ?? is par- BE liculerly instructed to avoid doing anything which mafy afford th Austria a pretext for Changing Iter neutral attlinde, In other CO ...

... I ANTI.-STATE-CHTRCH ASSOCIATION. ?? v. R., E. The tbird triennsial!-conference of delegates, in connection. 'with ?? ?? was openedbun Ai Thursday, at 111Br ler. ?? the sitting. .,Tle' of ?? had beenissued. a, ng Local movements in various parts of the country were being we to ogned Thcomtecogauated the conference on wL he th-lcino 0Poetn isnesto te imperial-parlia- W: in etothvontrabdom ...

... ;M, ?? altil vrob(liciaL ?? ?? ?? . nTHE PSTosrioss-sOEommissioners will be appointed in t-a fso' days to inquire into the genieral state of-the poit-office ; *o end also to take evidenicewith a view of establishing aiiniform ty oceanic podtage. .eMAN KILLED AT THE ICONG'S CROSS STATION.-Ort Wed- j*nesday, William Marlin, Crisp in-street, Spitalfields, wats sent te to cart away some potatoes ...

... ? var(et(co. : re A cabinet council will be held at the Foreign O e or, Pe Monday, at two o'clock. Another batch of tieket-of-leave convicts, selected this time a from the Dartmoor prison, are now at large. - The Aztec Lilliputians are now being exhibited through fe the larger provincial towns. Of The Liverpool town council have elected Mr. Thomas !r, old an alderman, in room of Alderman ...

... II f4ftopolftan Z(uv I . ?? ? I ? W ? i .1 C the 'AND Gu11ss1110 RAsLWAY.-Theilline woE' foe' it'oenedfor mineral traffic on Frldaytbe 11th instant. n *Mn. HUDOex.-Tbe report that Mr. Hudson wee about to froi ir retire from the representation of Sunderland hes received iog r. official contradiction. ver 1; CtAMBoRIDGE. UNIcVERBITY.-Prince Albert, as chancellor tiol -of the university, was to ...

... : - C--: ?? fter Tmc 5RaiATTBACT CASe.-Mr. Calleghan, the magistrate, the has refused a copy of the information of Mr. O'Brennan m on- against the tract distributor, upon- which -Mr. Nunn, who t the. applied for it, said he would seek it through the superior th s ocourts.- 'Th6e ease will, therefore, be heard of again. th ?? SALE Op ENOUMBERED ESTATBs.-Another monster pro- to ion perty-that ...

... LY -SUMMARY. I ?? . ?? ?? ?? II * ?? ?? FOREIGNvC. all, All the previous accounts receivedf tr ucess ofet t de Turks over their Russian adversaries, were fully con-ro Onnd a th cmmecemnt f he present week. The battle of 01tenitza was in reality Spread over three days. Si Geneal anenberg came to the aid of Gortsehakoff,jo whenone ing f. the latter's'force was repulsed in the grt skirmaish. The ...

... , MANCHESTER & SALFORD SANITARY . 0 ASSOC'IATfON. -. NN'lNUAL:, M E ETING. Tihe first annual mieeting of' the TrienaietrS idfipds IU ngt a ssociatiron wire held len2t evonig-ti, ~ e Mad hst ir; iancthestr. A very intelligent and respectable auditory was tbn ng interoom; aumorngst thle gentlem en present were the fol- o' lowing :-The Bishop of Mubchestei-; James Karshawc, Esq. tu ?? James ...