... 'n LITS CIJASTS, ISLANDS, HARBOURS, AND on ill Ama FORTIFICATIONS. by ti leTHE BALTIO SEA, one As-we' this week present our readersitihama fteconti lto Baltic,iihe following information about-this sea, and the time at various plates which stand on its sheres,-will nut1 be without, hage opoytiees. thas been copld'rmvarious rirehane at opotnfes t omiefoi orepi te1 some-of them very recent. , to ...

... soreign anb Colonial fflitellanv. Fifty miles of the Egyptian Railway has been opened for treffic, the last passengers from India travelled on it. T'lie Stockhaolma Gazette, of the 13th, publishes a decree, permitting the free importation of corn and flour until the and of July, after which the former duties will be imposed. The railway from Turin to Susa, on the southern cide of Monat-Ceniis, ...

... A Ocal alO Itiocrtlanctou. For other Miscellaneous News, see Supplement. r, ii DBe. BOWatNG.-Eve observe that Dr. Bowring, prior to resumina his official duties at Hongkosg, intends paying p Marchester a visit, for the purpose of addressing the Cham- t ber of Commerce, the Commercial Association, and the t toercantila community generally, on the decimal system of a coinage, and on the ...

... Li ocal all7j Aw-ldfallotto. 'ETnTLOnQUISM. - On Monday evening, Mr. Duncan Mocttnilon gave his ventriloquial entertainment at the Athe- i n. itm There was a good audience, and people seemed r well satisfied with the in-voice which he gave them for t their motley. It was certainly stamped. v JUVENILE REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.-In our last publica- 0 tion, we stated that this subject was likely ...

... 012 Monday, Mr. Hollins tried the experimlenlt of opening lb by his mill at the old prices. The result was, that only three ,e log operatives applied for wert, and those Werer slrangers, who Be to had not previously been in Mr. Rollins's employ. Next 1 iog mornhieg Mr. Hollins published a placard, of which the fol- i eve loweug is a copy:- til lay t but The Boyal Sovereign Mill.-To the Public ...

... t - The census returns, just published, relative to reli- ti e gious worship in England and Wales, are worthy of pi special attention, They present us with much valu- se able information concerning the diversities of theolo- th H ed gical opinion existing in the country, the provision m er made by various sects for the accommodation of their bc adherents, and the attendance of the people on ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 18S4. U it u If the telegraph tell the truth this time, Sir CHrAntcsa b S NAPI'ER is really trying to do what last week he was said to have accomplibhed-viz. to destroy the forts e at Hango Sound. He must era this have been joined t by the French squadron, without whose aid we are Bdassured he never designed a complete blockade of the ti ...

... -frorriall AYI - ..- ---- - . . FRANCE. O ~.THE EMPEROR AND THE LEGISLATIVE CORPS. ofi On Tuesday evening the legislative corps waited upon the I is le emperor ait the Toileries, end brought to him the law, unani- sb or linanesly voted in the morning, to provide for war expenses. mf )oThe president said: '1Sire, we bring to your majesty ...

... mperial parliament. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H OUS E O F CO MMONS.- TUESDAY, 914i 23. M!DDLESxX ONDUSTaIAL s0EJOOLS. A sonsewbat prolonged discussion arose upot a clause in a private bill, the Middlesex Irtllu1tria.t Schools Bill by E shici clergymen not belonging to the Church of Engiand were anthorised to perform divine service in the industrial I sciools in question, with the consent of the ...

... ;Wrtrapolitan & probincial. Y TrartsoCossc.-nWdedy a m-ee-tingof '- the members and supporters of the Association for the Esta- pblishment of Tribunals of Commerce was held at thieLondon p y Tavern; Lord Beaumont, president of the society, in the t, Jocbair.-The report read by Mr. Lyne, chairman of the exe- e, d cutive committee, stated that the association had to contend o against the ...

... local altz fielcno~ T T tr. PLAYOROUND.-A picture, by Webster, called the PBlayground,' now on view at the gallery of Mr. Grundy, EXChantge-street, will be contemplated with no ordinary plea- sure; for few there are who, however touch they were the victims of scholastio discipline inside the school, do not gather from the playground, the scene of their youthful triumphs and excitements, a ...

... lJorrion t& ToMal 13(oaTIM11). I - .. .- -.-A I B~n~e. ~~eL~ it~, JA. 18 - t is positively sated d that the riiosdfeecbetween tegovernment and the y. Jeettitsin Baden lie beets arrnged in a Satisfactory mannier, rs n POIIT' wts- equnity of iwrt winle exora fom t d Pottil etws 081 pies, of whlich 40,884 were fir 2 G t rlitein, 2,121 for AuStralia, and 1,002 for Canada, 14 2 leaving about 4,460 ...