... J FOREIGN. d The information from China speaks of the rapid pro. gress of the rebellion, The residents of Canton were in al l most critical position, and prepared to take refuge on b board ships off the factories. The river was filled with 5] war junks, en route for action, the insurgents having al at least 80 junks in fighting trim on the East River. tl Thle hills in rear of the city were ...

... BALMOaAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince, attended by Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, the fHou. Elinor Stanley, Major- General the HIon. C. Grey, and Colonel the Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the parish church at Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson performed the service. Sep. 19.-Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince walked out ...

... LIVER1POOL TIDE TABLE. OATS. MXfl. iLVEH. HGTI..1 EMS'I1IAL5,&CO. September. h. mi. h. m ft. in. Wednesday. 610 4S 11 ]0 1B I Full Moon,9O.I1m.pm, Tbure. . 7 11 30 11 49o20 LO Friday ., 8-- I0 10|8 9 Saturdey ,, 91 0 2s0 o 18 7 S anday 101 1 8 1 20 17 10 13th Sunday after Trinity. Nlonday.11 C 4:' 2 3 16 7 Toesday . lB 2 t1 237 15 2 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. By J. L. CaSartelli, 43, ...

... very de SrnAeouaDSHIRE.-The harvest in this county is now All Oa i~lbut completed, and the reports wee gave last week are folly tud. confirmed by more recentinaformation. For quality, the wheat tio Ced. of this year will be supierb. .One peculiarity of the wheat be, nor crop this season ie that the straw is unusually fine and. an '!on abunudent, as well as the grain; a coincidence, wye are ...

... dforeign anlb Colonlial rai5cel[antv tot AIIIERIICA, AND RUSSIA.-An America company, possessed tiou ish of sufficient capital, lies been negotiating with the Russian Ter, Ng government for the completion of the railway from Warsaw whE of to St. Petersburg, twelve leagues of which hove been alone the, !ry completed. As the conditions Of the company have appeared ho ' heto be just and reasonable ...

... THE CHFiULt RA. . . I . -- - - a TRE METROPOLIS.-Oa Monday the evening papers ex- out d preated th, hope that the pestilence bee done its worst, and rav !r that it is passinig away from the metropolis. Scarcely a pariah rea ut in or near Llnn wbich has not been visited by thedisease; so e and although ithe mortality oecasioued by it has fallen very d fat short of that witoh tile metropolis ...

... O - - THSE I:NVASION OF THE CRjIMEA. I -- -- .L )- A IT An n The war and the weather are the two main sub- jects of public interest at the present moment, and it is singular to observe how both these topics supply illustrations of the beneficence of Heaven. The Metropolitan jQurnals are congratulating the country on the blessings of a good harvest, and endeavour- ing to persuade us that the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 3Y JOSAPHAT &CO.'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH1. 0' MAxcEirsTEa, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12. id FRANKFoaRToN TiE-MAtIE, SEPTEMBES 11.-It is known 0 3tat in one of tbe last sittings of the diet, Austria proposed n kat Oderberg, in Austrian-Silesia, be made a federal fortress iD (Bundesfestung), to guard agaiLst Russian invasion. Prussia then protested, urging that a town in Eastern Prussia or P ...

... 'total art UUMA - -W -1- W-.--- - - om1e Foit OTH5ER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMENT. here We, had prepared A notice of the Exhibition of Works of and Art at tile Royal Institution, but are compelled to withdraw tetit in It'onsequtence of a press of matter crowding upon us at rsttat a late hour. We shall give it on Wednesday. We are also ant- obliged to postpone a report of the adjourned ...

... e e RuNcoRN.-The disease has made its appearance in Run- e corn. Three fatal cEaes have occurred since last Friday e morning; two of them were a mother and her daughter, re- i siding in one house, on the canal bank. The third was a l man named M'Garah, who lived in Nelson-street, better y known as Martin's Gardens. These cases happened in r localities decidedly the most favourable to the ...