... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MA NCHESTER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1854. THE WAR.-AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. - - - * , , I . ; Dly The policy of the Western Powers and that of the oil Eve two great German Monarchies appears to have points at tof of resemblance, as well as of difference, that make pr Dth the Eastern question a series of difficulties not very th the readily to be unravelled. The position ...

... 'Miotvirt NZWO. 1s.-,------- - - 7 in (per previous District News, see Splmn. orBOLTON. r ~ h A~iiUBETeis~cA.-The committee Sp- V v oited toconduc~t thetestimoaial toC. J. Darbiabire, Esq. is haveerecently received a letter from that gentleman declining tI Y, to socept thle intended honour by his friends and admirers, t. It is gratifying, however, to state that the project met with Ly er. ...

... fore(an EutrtNtMCC. THE WVAR. P OPERATIONS IN -THE WHITE SEA. w The Mieeranda5 arrived at Sheernless on Saturday, having v( had three months of unremitting work within the Arctic pi circle in the White Sea. This ship, during the eighty days pi she, was in the white Sea, anchored forty-eighit times, and sit while under weigh and at anchor has hoarded 375 vessels. only lthres were captured, and ...

... a(ioullallmI5 aglitilurtial T I $- Eteo-IS H AND FoDE xwaN FuN , I C EN5A. The knglish [untie have experienced a natural reaction from the recent sudden riae, but the market presents no appearance of any general tendency to depression. Consedls for moue1, which left off yesterday at 95i~ to 1, were first quoted 95J to,4 and receded at one time during the progress of the settlement, which took ...

... FOBEIGN. The correspondence has been published between the representatives of the American, French, and British govourments on the subject of privateering. The sub- stance of it is exceedingly satisfactory, and evinces the friendly feeling existing between the two governments of England and America. The doctrine that free ships make free goods, is received with great satisfaction by the ...

... HoLmrsirTH.-Harvest operations are rapidly procteding in this district; several fields of wheat suk oats have been RI secured in prime condition. The yield is abuudant. tin SnREwsBuny.-During the last few days the weather hbs trc been all that could be desired. The crops are very heavy, G, aud a large portion has been carried, while the farmers are everywhere busy in the field.-Journal. ha ...

... A GLANCE AT THE HARV.EST-TIhO further deleo je of from fai do. to Cis. in Mark Lane, on Monday, on wheat, as; compared s e with the ruling rates of this day week, will have token no one br by surprise. Nor is it probable that thle movement of prices G'I will be arreeted for some time to come. The private adviocs from all parts of the country are corroborative of the state- 111nts Of the local ...

... ROYAL VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACa.-H-er Rloydl High- 0 ness the Duchess of Gloucester, attended by Lady Georgiana IBathurst, Lord and Lady Bangor, and Colonel and the H-on. v rMrs. Liddell, visited the Crystal Palace on Tuesday. Her a I royal highness was received and condtioted through the I r'building by Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. Grove, the secretary to o tthe company, and Mr. Cooper, the ...

... . 1 .. , - - . . . . .. 1.-.-.. -..- - lSY ELECTBff(I 'TEE-AVLP . I Offices in Mlaachsester-Ducie ,lBidinqs, Roynt .Exhanyc, and 1, Jtfosley slrcet. MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. LONDoov, TUEBDAY. FUNDS,-Consols: Money, 90k, 958; Account, 9J5', 05; Exchequer Bills, Gs. Os, prem. J SHAREs.-Ambergetc ntiU Nottinghlami, ...

... tv :K' aw to, , ?Wo., ? ASHTON. ha SCnnOLWASTEB AsiaOAD.--At the petty sessions, at e H[yde, on Mbrldit last, Robert CoushiS, a! Sohoolmester from Stoekport, as ceeraged by Timothy Booth, of GeeL Cross,M. Hyde, with breaking his tittdOW5i and the frantework thereof, with on Monlday week, endi ecotmilting damage to the Eamount of glies Si. 2os. 7d, 'nte cas wit prle by Eliza Badfley. 'The Sol ...

... Norcign anb Colonial -1---l-1-1-1.1 ------- BRUSSxLS, SUNDAY.-All the ministers have resigned office. WATER IN BROOlvLYN.-A New York journal states that rain. water is selling at 6d. a pail in Brooklyn, and very scarce at that. A PARIS '' CATCrEwsENY.-A few days ago, some catch- penny vendors went bawling about the faubourgs of Paris, Death of the Emperor of Russia, with a full account of ...

... --- Corrropoillivace. TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. We beg to imprees upon our courreepundenits the importance of e ferwarding their cuommnicoations early. Letters intended for Saturdey's publication ehould reach ue en Thursday, end for te Wedneetlay'sl publication on Monday. Ono POETICAL FrtIiNDOL-We are obliged to T. B. of Burnlsy, oh J. C. end PI. G. of Crewe, but at the seine time ore ...