... I. - T J M :, . , ?? v o .: ' ,V ; ' O' MULTUR TN- PARVO. A new ?? been made at Birmingham, which is said -to be capable of washing 2001) shirts in ten Lola Motites was recently feeding apet bear with sugr, iwhen) It cau'ght bold of heij hand, and stuck tof it until soime one kisocked the animal on the head. Rand An emninent psychologist has deciled that spirit rappings the! are -produced by ...

... ?? - ?? - - ?? -A. Fss~n TAEBLE D'H1OTES, AT FrUNY'S MERCHANTST'DINING MRh ROOIIS, SLATEri-COURT, oil the general fast day, to-morrow tie (Wednesday), the 20th instant. Charge Is. 6d. each, gen commenlcingl at one o'clock. ord Commission signed by the lord-lietitenant, of the county ?? palatine, of Lancaster :-Montalguu Joseph Fielden, Esq,, tot and T. B. iHorsfuli, Esq., M.P., to be deputy ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE 88tm REGIMENT. on Tnecday morning last, the alove corps arrived here fron PscSt n, ?? embarked or board the stetan-ship Njigarn for active service ill the Eestcrn war. The event t aled forth a still warnner anti more enthuisiastic expres-4 si h1e of the popular feeling than has beon displayed on anyl s5jini.r occasion ?? tile ?? of troops front this town. The regiatent ?? ...

... 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, ...

... oatig ElteIlitgeno l - I I FRANCEi. Vice-Admiral Parsevel-Desehdnes, on taking the command of the Baltic squadron, addressed the following order of the day to the commanders, officers, and sailors:- Called by the emperor to the honour of commanding you at a moment when your courage may be useful to the country, I feel the most lively satisfaction at finding myself once more in the midst of ...

... la' We are not disposed at any time to treat the 1i he Bishop of MANCHESTER with discourtesy. It is fi ice not because we seek occasion to assail him, but a 'he because he is a public man, uttering his opinions t me freely, and exercising, in this district, a considerable e nt measure of influence, that we deem it to be our duty n ny sometimes to direct attention to his movements, and r a to ...

... VII. To the Editor of the Examiner and A7mes. New Orleans, March 18th, 1854. Sir,-New Orleans is, without exception, the dirtiest eity I have ever seen-not even excepting New York, which is certainly bad enough. The sewers here are all open, and in a state anything but cleanly. Many of those running from the river towards the lake are regularly supplied with a stream of water drawn from the ...

... J s, DuBLrtw, APRIL I1.-The Cork Constitunion says, that in addition to the three vessels, the Courier, Timanodra, and Star of lCe South, which arrived in Queenstown last week to await t orders for departure with troops forl the east, five other vessels are daily expected to arrive in the harbour for the a transport of troops to Malts, enl route to the east. Their names are the Gomnalzo, ...

... The first meeting of the newv board was held on Tuesday last, at the offices, in Browillow-hsil. The following ngenebers were present:-Rev. Rector Campbell (in the chair), Messrs. Blaob, WVhitby, Caroe, Bradley, Denton, Chesney, Clarice, Gardner, Luff, Hughes, Mellor, Hand, John Jones, Nickson, Meacock, Crawford, Whitty, Rawle, Satchell, Braneker, Win. Jones, and Troughton. The minutes of the ...

... The following is the form of pralyer tob sdi l churches and Chapels throughout those parts of the United Kigdm ?? and lreloaidl, to-morrovw (Well- Fi li esday), being tile day appointed byprceattnfr general humiliation and prayer before Almiighty God, in order to obtain Pardon of our slfl, anod in tile most devout tr yand solemin manner sclud up onr Prayers and Suppilications 39 ?? imploring ...

... AIULTIUl IN PARVO. Madame Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind) gave a concert at Vienna on the 30th ult. It is said that the pope has made Dr. Newman one of his bishops. f Why are hiqgl heels like poetry ? Because they elevate the solo (soul). The man who carried the thing too far has let it drop. A detective was after hin. A week or two ago, an exploring antiquary found an rold crusader's sword, which ...

... THE !UNNERIES BILL. DECLARATION OF THE CATHOLICS OF OREAT BRITAIN. To Oun PaovassAxN Fircow COURYrMEsN. The undersjgned desire it to be known that they regard the success of the motion of Mr. Chambers in the House of Com. mons as a direct attack upon the Catholic religion, and as an insult to thoso who profess it, no less than an infraction of the religious toleration of which they are said to ...