... 0 - HINCKLEY.-The stocitingers have all got into work, i accepting the prices offered by the manufacturers. They have ~ been on strike about three Weeks, e PnrSTONr, OCT. 29.-A letter was received by the Opera. 9 tives' Association from Mr. Joseph -lurne, who, after giving e' isa 9 his decided opinion that all strikes, whether of workmen or 11 of masters, are injurious to both, aind ...

... 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-'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 ...

... 0 S E stIGateON OF THE CONSTABULARY.-The Belfast Cl-ro. i:cle states that in that district those of the constabulary force who can command the means are, one and all, leaving e for Australia. Three of the men belonging to Belfast liar, e resigned, and several others would have followed their ex. , ample, only that the passage shot up to such a rate as to be beyond their exchequer. Indeed, ...

... lee, f my We were by want of space prevented last week from pub- red lishing any repbrt of the essay read by Mr. Edward Baines, b Id before the Congregational Union at- the Grosvenor-street p not Chapel, on Tuesday. A portion of this paper is printed in . ,ld the Leeds Mercury of Saturday last, and we have received p ing the remainder, thanks to the editor's courtesy. We cannot e lee, wake. ...

... I o ;; - BY LEMCTRIC TKiLEGNAfPl ;I MONEY AND SHARE MARKET, TUESDAY.-To day, as usual on the 1st of November, was observed as a holiday on the London Stock Exchange; and, being the day for the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, the transfer offices of that establishment were shut, FORElON EXORANGts.-LoNnON, TuEsDAY.-Antwerp, Three Months, 25 22j, 25 25; Amsterdam, Three Months, 11 ...

... FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT : 1 V - : PHILADBLPHIA, OCT. 7 7R.)iq ; PHILADBLPIA, OCT. 18, 1853. c The fall trade is fast drawing to a close. It isreckoned the largest ever transacted in this city; and would have been still more extended but for the untoward condition of our monetary affairs; the aggregate is estimated at f 20 per cent more than for the same period last year. l The increased ...

... T E- TiE BALLOT- AND THE `SOREW. g I- . S . . V -. a Vote like a straightforward, bold, aand honest 4e i8 man; do not sneak to the poll and give a secret hb skulking vote, as if you were ashamed of your prin-b ciples. ..Such is about the remaining argument against the Bailot,.and it is about as good as the in- ducement to the hobbledehoy, smoke your cigar like a man, and never mind mother ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. . I i: . MANCHESTER, : : WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1853. C, . v S.40 . _ 7 ?? I I ei ddi It -is impossible even to conjecture, with any de- !o-gree of probability,, what is the exact positionP t be of the Russo-Turkish question at the present time. r al There are so many groun ds on. which both the warlike & strand the pacific auguries may' be alike contested orF ...

... - -4 X~TH E. WIGAN RIoTs . eag to 'The disgraceful riots at Wigan, which have kept the town in a state of great suspense and excitement an- for the last four or five Adays, furnish a lamentable: nd exemplification of the dangers that strikes provoke a For several hours on Friday night a large and as populous town was at the mercy of an ignorant and passionate mob, incited to violence by no ...

... MODEL SECULAR SCHOOL IN MAX- t R - CH E ?? i ?? - j 7 - CHESn~nTE ?? ,, g ,,,1 nf The education questioa bhas, for somne time, exoi.ead ag 0 little public interest in our city, or, indeed, in .Any li i. part of the country. The parliamentary recess hhas been naturally a period of quietness. But:tbe differ6 thl le ent.parties who have formed different societies forthe it purpose of promoting ...

... rTIr'C lfT I TIP A D17 n AI I ' 0r1 NTTT AIct' 1kffT tar THE MILITARY CALLED OUT.-THE MOB loat FIRED UPON BY ARMED WATCHMEN. cabki As stated in a third edition of saturdaty's BRamner and beet Times, riots of as most disgraceful character took place on deow Friday, evening among the factory and colliery operatives on te strike-it.Wigan, which resulted in the destruction of a good thet deal of ...