... 5ourse ior mumtl UUu. (Fromn the Lon don paper's qi pestecdayp.) ITALY. TUaRsN, JULY 27-A permauseit council of war is sitting. Two soldiers havc been Sentenceed and shot at Parmet. FRANCE. PARIs, TnURSDoAY.-'The M1ontitealr annouflces, that yes- terday the cisperor paid a visit to Bayonne. Hoe ws accom- ,plnied by M. Laity, prefect of thle department; Colonel Fleury' Commoantdant Toulongeon, ...

... 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 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 ...

... .Atetropolitalt Aliv vrobindal. -------- lay OSBORNlE, JfCLY 27.-The Queen cond Prince and the-rVyal of children walked out yasterdey afternoon. The Kaie~ of ird A berdeen arrived from London, cud retuaine on it vic* 10 or. Hier Majesty. lrd DEATI FMOM EATINeG SWErT5IEATe.-An inquest has been held in lBethual Green, before Mr. Baker, onl the body aed of a young girl, aged thirteen, wbo had ...

... bal BYJOSAP HAT&CO.'S CONTINENTALTELEGRAPH. tA MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28. Ra PARIS, FRIDAY.-Three per Cents have shown diminisbed rid firmness, and closed at a slight decline, whereas Four-and-n asr Half per Cents are quoted i per cent better. Shares gene- rally unaltered. The closing prices are:- to Four.and-a-half percent rentes .. 98 25 fo Three per cent rentes . ...

... I |i HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoNDAY, JULY-24. It The Earl of ABSOIDBEN moved that Her Majesty's gracious mes- e sag as to the exeses of the war be taken Into consideratIon, u and said that, whaever doubts there might have been as to cons. mencing the war, there could be no difference of opinison as to the 0 necessity of vigorous measures for carrying It to an early and b1 successful termination. With ...

... I The heat has been so intense in London that Drury- lane Theatre, has, in consequence, been closed till further notice. On Monday last, Sir John Burgoyne, government in- spector of fortifications, was In -Liverpool. The mayor accompanied him to St. George's-hall and some of the other public buildings, after which they prodeeded on board the Himalaya, where they spent an hour or two, and then ...

... varictim. Storey's Gate, at the entrance of -St. James's Park, London, edit less been removed, Truman and Co. the great brewers, save 6,000 tons of coals blas yearly by consuming their own smnoke. Gal The heat is B0 intense in London that Drury Lane Theatre . 1 hess, in consequence, been alosed till further notice. Sloe Her Boyal Highness the Duchess of Kent has taken a het marine. resideflee ...

... Gazettes and telegraphic despatches give us little or no intelligence as to the progress of the war, while the correspondents of the various London newspapers are at their wits' ends to find presentable matter for their readers. Their communications are as lengthy as usual, but they have marvellously the air of being written by men who, being completely in the dark as to the real pros and cons ...

... jorrig,11 received N -' ~ tFI o a perfe I' 1- I~it~ V~ --~~ * lthogh THE A-B-ports to tl THE B~ALTIC. anxiety te CHASE AND CAPTURtE OP A RiUSSi&5 WAttstslP.-Frorm tached to 8 letter received this week from Mr, Andersonl, engineer on the, fortifi bad eraes'sse shpCce.,we extract the fol- It is el lowinjg :_-Jtue 27th: Aboat -elevenltp.W. we Ia ourg aind a Pmn bri coingrigIttowa uapon u54 we ...

... The C/heltenaem Exam/sinervsys: s lavmsking has gnat on with unexampled acetivity, old it cnnsiIerable praike of ( the crop in this neighboutlhoo, has breicl got in it, gavesl rfct- difitin. We have heard scarcely aly coinlialitn of tie disvtlse amonlg tfie gri)wiug potato crop, while the fruit, as it cniles to the table, is ncexceptionalble in appearance aend flavour. The cornfields in this ...