... THE GOVERNMVIENT AND THE BALLOT. ,en~ If it be really true, as the 7inmes asserts, that tual nobody cares about the Ballot, and that the country ej generally indulges in a great yawn every time Mr.= ons HENRY BERKELEY brings forward his motion, we ry ; ought to apologise for referring to it now. Nor, in- L iew deed, should we refer to it, if our object were simply rb 3eO. to reiterate the old ...

... ilocal als Oticellaneouo. X g .. .. . .. .. .. On Thursday last, Messrs. Close, Hatton, and Richmond of Manchester, previously members, were admitted to the er fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Eugland. ir CLERIOAL.-The Lord Bishop of Manchester yesterday, at the Diocesan Registry, St. James's Square, licensed the Rer. ...

... . . .. .. .. . wi. ------- FOREIGN. The Australian advices report briskness in trade, ai 5lthough the imports had been in excess of the wants ,f the colonists. Melbourne city is rapidly assuming a w European shape and ebaracter. Its canvass town,, h j, memento of the mad rush to the gold fields, has been uc swept away, and noble streets are being ...

... outropolitan altv vpb(licial. toThe Queen, Prince Albert, and the royal children, with thle go court, left Osborne oil Tuesday, at two o'clook on the after- noon, on their return to London. )g, THE COURT.-The Queen held a court on Wednesdayafter- ty, inoon, at Buckitaglam Palace. The Chevalier Bunsenhad an 'or audience of Her Mejesty and presented his letters of recall, rd as envoy ...

... INAUGURAT[ON OF THE CRYSrAL PALACE. tit The opening of the Sydenbam Palace of glass, as tit our readers of to-day will observe, came off with all WI the echid which Royal patronage and a vast assemblaige pi ;ot the people could be anticipated to insure. The at splendid structure is now fairly before the world, and es will naturally meet with its due share of criticism. It lE may be supposed ...

... o(olvid Ntwo.., ALTRINCHAM. lb A LLSOPP & SON'S EAST INDIA~ PALE bt -ILI, ~~~ALES. WvI 'I have carefully examined and antalysed'seamples or your aloe, ilb and find that they do not contnin a particle of any injurious sub- re etencoe, and when prepared, as they muat be in 'your brewery, Wi under soientiflo surveillanee, contain a large quantity, of nutri- of tions matter, and the hop, byits ...

... SALFORD '1'OWN COUNCIL. A meeting of the Salford town. council was held at the plac Town i Hall, onl Wednesdiay; the mayor, William Ross, Esq. stall in hla chair, moil The first bnsincss was he ratiflcation of contracts fur thert vork recquired by the gas comminittee; the contract for erect Ilee. iog aI wrought-iron roof to tlo cnianel shed bad been taken of fr oy ,lessrs. J aies aud John ...

... THE KING OF PORTUGAL IN IMAN. CHESTER. I e The young gentleman whom the decease of his mother, t d Donna Maria, the late Queen tf Portugal, has recently ele- '1 s vated to the throne of tbat kingdom, arrived in this city at a I ir late hour last night. He had been eipected on the previous I evesing, but failed to come; and it tUris out that be was .a spending the day at Chatsworth, the ...

... oJorrian Nixtrl'tia. -me.. --__________ Wit THET_ - WA - _ ba THE .BALflC vp. 0TO~,HT1Zy, JoUN '.--New8shalt arive'dheretatb Admniral ',.n Sit Chtlrks Na pier, with nine srIhe1ie lwaaw off Swedborg dRl (Iielsi':igtra)Os n the 4th of Tuije. The rest of th~fleet w`eea~' loZti'sing inahe iesighibotithOod.- .-- -.111-4~b June S.-The Swe'enska Tidningen confirms the arritolo ' be 'Admiral Napier ...

... AO ifavetan Entelliomcle. THEWAIR. ato ST. PETERSBURG. quire Cl A letter from St. Petersburg, of June 8, in the MVoehletrr, on termi salay: 1The news of the adhesion of the King of Greece to hsis pow tbe Ultimnatumt of the western powers has caused a profound result vi surprise. Much was expeoted front the diversions got up at injustict & groat expense in the southern provinces of Turkey in ...

... . jad: Under the above title, our contemporary the Guardian low published on Wednesday a statement of facts largely corn- age bitted with fiction, having reference to an imposition praoc bes tisede on a very respectable family at Bury. As this state- whi men t has been republished, with additional comments, by has several of the London papers, it becomes necessary to place enl before the ...

... MANCHIS [ER CITY COUNCIL. a lid a A meeting of the city council was held on Wednesday, forM I sundry Special Purposes.el Li ,~PoCgEEDNxs OF C03t6MITTERS c e The proceeding's of various committees were read and or. d Ac vigordous attempt was made by Adra lcwo o t~ LIiduce thes disugsaiont of a Matter connected with a certain ar aleei ioainonte to priament, said to have been ne it sufferd by ...