... LONG SUTTON.-Throughout this extensive and prolific district, all accounts concur in describing the ap. pearance of every kind of grain as very luxuriant, holdieg out the promise of a most abunlant ?? Mlercnry. PETERBOROUGiL.-The beautiful weather of the last few days has had amazing Elfects upon the crops of hay in the meadows in this neighbourhood, which a short time ego were thought ...

... | HOUSE OF LORDS-Ilonday. The Earl of ABnERDSN moved wa address in answer to the Queen a tossage respecting a vote of credit for the war expenditure, and made an explanatory statement. The address wvas agreed to. Lnrd Ileosconox moved a series of twenty-one resolutions on the Vslijecl of national e ducation, and explained their purport. Th-er resolutions were laid on the table. Numeroue bills ...

... IRELANIX _ _- _ I DUBLIN, TitfUSDAY. HEALTI Oa REC Loin CwrANCELLOR.-The reports to-day continue favoorable His lordship was this morning enabled to leave his bedroom snd rest ?? al conch, so that there is -a prospect of his resuming his official duties in the course of a few days. EMBAnRKATION oir ART1aLLEty. - Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, a detachment of the Artillery force, ...

... = a-- WaR ': . 0 .1,,Hg - I (Pi-on the Unites.) T Wo are now approaching the sixth month of actual durit hostilities, and as yet not a, shot has been fired by the press land forces -of England. The 'troops dispatched on the whien expedition to ths East~ took up positions successively provi on the Dardanelles, on the Bosphorus, and at Varna ; vices but, though the enemy lay within a few days ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Miles opened. 1854. i863. 722 722 378 371 32 82 26k 26i 103h 103i 307 307 941 941 63 63 71 78 20 20 31 31 678 678 417 417 818 81i 78 78 1748 174f 283 283 188 188 S17 317 10j 108 90 I0 2581 260 168 186 68 68 1738 173j 251 261 48 41 1678 1672 4982 498i 1268 1268 149 149 _ _- 46i 461 828 82J 293 290 48 48 30 30 578 673 289 269 1620 ...

... The advices received from America are' full of the panic feeling which had prevailed in the stock market on the discoverjy of the fraudulent issue of 2,00,000 dollars by Mr. Schuyler, in the shape of stock of the Newbhaven railway cempany. The panic 'had been con- siderably augmented by the discovery of several Sinillar operations by officers of other companies. The efrect had been a fearful ...

... MRS. MARY MOGG'S EXPERIENCES OF SER I VANT GIRLS FROM PUBLIC DISTUTIOKS. DaEs Ms. HEDITUR,-Hif yew nowed has much has I dee, habout them himperent huzziq of bits of ssrvin gals, yew'd never kepe won on era, butt hemploy bony rispecktibul chaaers, has nose theirhbisne$s, an dusnt want to stair hat the felloes, or niglee there hoccipa- shuns. Eime shir, the way they serves missuses is orrid; an ...

... I7 .w : I CHORLFY. - . I -A Ra g - T - . -Ad -. A vav J AuC.,.On ardylast, cons~iderable exltenieft.. wscreated in themeigbourbo of Mr. lime ard Co.'s weaving abed, by a few, workinen- suae Inatcigalgnngo. tolte tothelarge ibs One of'the$6 men-was repreennW~ to be ~S~p~eT~k, ThlsI: oweer, tmrned' out -to bea mis- ?? au 14bed his work- In. setrely We~. ac~~ !n .00 Presence. of, several ...

... I If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth let hi]n proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron bands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob ...

... I THE CUROTNICLE. , PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1854. All the parliamentary explosions for the remainder of the session will be neither more nor less than so 'much waste powder. 'Ministers have got their vote of credit, and have nothing'to do but slaughter the innocents, put up the parliamentary shutters, andocatter themselves in whatever direction business, 1health, or amusement may tempt ...

... The inquest held on the bodies of the ten persons , killed by the boiler explosion, at the cotton factory of h Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMSON, at Roobdale, has ter-a minated, The evidence was conclusive enough, as to the cause of the disaster. The regular engineer in charge goes on the spree ; he is met under what, to a p county constable, appear suspicious circumstances. U The constable, with the ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATtjtIrp. t THlE WVAR ON THE DANN{JJ. ig [BY SUBUARINE2 AND EUROPEAN TEL~lt r [MLOBI Ott. VIENNA CORIIIESPONDE\IT' tl aAVIiMNNA, SATURIDAY, JULY 2D, be The Prossc has thle following ?? forom Bucharest Of tile 25t~h stt that et the Russians were totally defeated at Slotve Vo the 281 iust. They lost 2,000 killed. ~ eC at 0,000 0itoosatts have crossed the DIlube 4. ilVIENINA, ...