... I I -- -- K~vvw P-Z1TMITTON HOUSE. I the By's OPENING[ OF THE NEW EXHIBITION HOUSE. nn The glass fabric just erected in the Mnbse oaia ins: Gardens, Old 'Trafford, has been inaugurated during the pre. no.w seult Week by One of the most excellent botanical and horti- itto, cultural exbib itions ever held in the grounds at this season -rel; othyar. his special ahow by the society commenced eron ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHEST ER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1864. s Mormoniem, like so many other fooleries or fana- f tioisms, might, one should think, have already taught d the great public instructors of the day that persecn- t. tion, however indirect, is not a safe weapon against I b. even the most monstrous perversions of faith or I reason. There is little chance in this country of any ...

... |MANCHESTER AND) LIVERPOOL| AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. . ANNUAL SHOW AT ALTRINCHAM. d The seventh annual show of live stock, implements, seeds, and roote, was held yesterday a.t Altrinchatti. specisl trains d conveyed numerous visitors from neighbouring towns, and ia a- very large company was on the ground. during the day, the Id fine weather securing a crowded attendance in the field of id the ...

... 'fartiall 11*14901cr. . - ..- -------------------------- T i lE WAR. THE NAHITE SEA. on the 210th Utill seven small vessels, freighted with flour, were captutred hy the English cruisers in the White Sea. THE BALTIC. 'The Lubeck jolsr,,ea of August 31l announces, onl the credit of a piate letter from Abo Of thle 22ad ult. that on that day four sapo the allied ...

... gJarrip 111.11,11- 1- . , 1.1-- re- THE WAR. i VI THE BALTIC FLEET. ar The Constitrrfionnd has the following aplg o tertr dr ofteBli qarn-- The Baltic squdoilen will probably TI soon return to France. In atoncliidiflg itsfrtc pagi is entitled to a tribute Of eu]Ogiulm and gratitude for the aer- de vices it lies rendered, aind for the manner in which it has t carried ourT flag. ...

... he , & coonaIl tWtrel - PA1 I - tt ',v- .-ThA nomnletion of th d SwB~isse RAILWAYS.-The completion of thecll d. commutaloatiota between the east and West15nweoeth g Swedish diet. The committee on the subject hsrpr St favourably, and has recommended that asprt Yshould be constituted for this purpose by theadol 4loan. I A LUIE MATOHNs.-It is stated in a recent work that the Af manufacture of ...

... mcigallnum 6plimatial gittelligma. L ----------- ----- THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN FUNDS, &C. SATURlfAY.- There has been scarcely any business in the English funds to-day, but they opened at the improved quotations reached after regular hours last evening, and were maintained with firmness to the close, the tendency of the market being rendered still more favourable by the additional news from ...

... SECOND LETTER FROM THE MIORMON | CITY, UTAH TERIMORYl To the Editor ofthto Examiner and Times. tr Great Salt Lake City, May 14th, 1854. lo Sir, -In my last letter I gave you an aecouut of my ` journeyings from England to I¢eokuk, a young but ftl thriving city, beautifully situated on the banke of the pi Mississippi river, about 1,500 miles from the mouth of ce it. it was thle place chosen by ...

... LEEKLY SUMMARY._ ,, AHh- w x I FOREIGVN. Since Saturday last, Boulogne has been the theatre of Successive royal meetings. The Emperor of the French wifs the originator of the gathering, and arrived at the trysting place first. His ministerial difficulties, however, prevented the King of the Belgians from going to Bou. ,,na, upon which the emperor agreed to meet him nearer home, viz. at Calais, ...

... TfHE KANSAS EMIGRATION.-NEW ANTI- SLAVERY MOVEMENT. i t The slavery question has been and will be a great st difficulty in the United States. After 1819 20 and the Missouri compromise, the hope was indulged that d slavery would be abolished in process of time; at all events, that it would not encroach upon the political le system. Both anticipations have been falsified. The It enormous growth ...

... T..wnln. FRXDAY MORNY *, .u JiYi U u i v . A . - . 9 LONDON, FRnDAY MORNINO. It is not pleasant to be always talking of misfortunes, l but there are occasions when it cannot be avoided. Not- I withstanding all our power, we have not the means of avoiding evil, however well we may bear up against it. I fear that our virtue in this respect will soon be tested; l for, to all intents and purposes, ...

... ACCIDENT IN THE BRAMHOPE TUNNEL I OF THE LEEDS NORTHERN RAILWAY. U. 11 L fi mfifiD ~- C V- At s Aa .. -,- IJ In Wednesday's Examiner and Times we gave the particu- c lars, so far as could then be ascertained, of the accident in F- the Bramhope Tunnel of the Leeds Northern (formerly Leeds 1 and Thirsk) portion of the North-Eastern Railway Com- pany's lines, on Tuesday last. Fortunately, no ...