... 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 ...

... t IJEUAV1 UU U'VIN CIlLbJUNJJJ~1. C LoNDoN, FRInDAY MORINGN5. i EXPECTED NEWS FROM TEE CRIMEA-THE WHITE SE. t SQUADRON-THE THANKSGIVING I`RAYEn-THE AncH- BISHOP AND THE RAInI-SUPERIORITY OF THE PRAYER TO BE USED BY THE JEWS-THE CHOLERA-PAIOCIIIAL t B NVAR AGAINST NUISANCES. C We expect to receive important news to-day from the t Crimea. It is expected to be the news of a pitched battle between ...

... 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 ...

... MR. COBDEN AND THE ,CRUMPLING UP OF RUSSIA. J l.. A Mi.L . tg Mr. COBDEN has addressed to us the following note ie in explanation of a phrase that was at one time a ie great provocation to the Russo-phobists of the press. in We must, however, claim for ourselves an exemption at from all misapprehension of what Mr. COBDEN meant Ill or said when the phrase quoted by us, in our last oh ...

... .. The Earl of Aberdeen left town, on 'raesday, for Perth, en vesroute to Balmoral, on a visit to the Queen. ,gSs At the last advices from India, everything was ready for 48; laying an electric telegraph across the Sutlej. 2W- The United States screw steam frigate, St. Jacinto, left Southampton on Wednesday, bound for the north. ent The town of Brunswick, in ...

... DRINKING, QUARRELLING, AND T SUDDEN DEATH. - -- -K . ;~nn U IOjU tJ~lli -J .-Jf-' '' ter It was reported yesterday morning, in the neighbourhood h aot of Irnell-street, that a shocking murder bad been committed. Et fty The tale went, that a man named O'Brien had put a violent ti sat end to the life of his own wife ; and, indeed, at first sight, p his circumstances seemed so strongly to favour ...

... THE BRITSII ASSOCIATION. or to We to-day present our readers with some account of the IC Ii1 more interesting proceedings of, end papers read at, the 26 R, meeting which has just terminated, IT'S NEXT MrnTTNa.-The general committee met on th 10 Monday evening in Liverpool, for the purpose of deciding, b3 Ot among other matters, upon the question of the next place of w ar meeting. Ths first ...

... WARBsNGTO.-The total number of deaths in the house has been but eight, and these occurred in the early part of the week. In the town itself, but two eases are registered.- TWarrin glon Guardian. WioAm.-The cholera has broken out severely in Wigan. During the week ending Thursday night last, there were 35 deaths, being in the proportion of one to every thousand in- habitants. In the ...

... ai0trict NICUM ASHTON. DesoRaL.Y. -At Monday's petty sessions, at Hyde, Samuel Shepley, of Hnattersley, was fined 5s, and costs for being drunk and disorderlv on tihe 17th inst. CAUTION TO BEAsssLLEfrl5-At the County Sessions, on Wednesday last, Mr. Higgs chsrged Henry Jackson, of HaIughto13, Willh having his house open at prohibited hours on the 2th1 jist Police constable Harrop proved the ...

... ted. TaiE Mena~rte FrsurrNo-The Norther Ensign gives nt.the folllwing final abstract of the quantities of herrings caught on tlit north-east coast this season :-Caitbness, iog186,169; Sutherland, 19,008; Rloss, 9,704; Mboray, 20,8548; la, Banifi, 30,465; Aberdeen, 79,871-total, 300,320 oranls, Show- ecsi ing a deereses in 1884. of 10,868 crall5. COTTON Fisn tNo NET6.-A very important ...