... ed The United States mail steamer Atlantic, Captain West, tb ed arrived in the Mersey on Wednesday, from New York, with ca, id, 280,000 dollars in specie, and advises from that city to the evi he On the 28th tit. at four p.m. in let. 42.48, Ion. 68.23, she to cy passed the royal mail steamer Africa, hence for New York. tio og Shortly before six o'clock this evening, the steamship wL ed Canada ...

... U U ant O- - gforeig anb colonial Im5i%ceiantg, AUSTRIAN RAILWAYS-It is stated that the negotiations hi between the Austrian Government and a well-known Paris of capitalist, for the construction of railroads, have been brought pi to a successful termination. a AoGs oF AMERICAN POETS.-J. K. Paulding, 75; H. Dana, w 67; 0. Sprague, 63; W. C. Bryant, 60; Ralph Waldo Emer. hi Pe eon, -1; N. P. ...

... - PEAOE COUNSELS.: : q I.,.eThre are'few minds that do not 'contemplate cal with painful- emotions the calamities of war.- The will resentment -excited against a supposed enemy way AT overbear for. a time the thought of the sufferings occasioned-by the comnmencement of hostilities; and ioh the so-calledglory of a victory, won in the -most 'ity disa togeous circumstances by the stubbornor h ...

... 3LOcal autf faiwilaurou .F4. .1-1-1-1-111-1--, -1.1-1-1-1 ---------- JULLIEN AT THE PHILHARMtONIC.--M. Jullien gave his last concert for the season at the Philharmonic Hall, Foun- lain-street, on Saturday evening. The house,tbough not overcrowded, as we generally have found on such occasions, nevertheless conteaied a large audience, and the performances elicited throughout the warmest applause ...

... DiOtritt NVWF4. . . .. ASHTON. BAPTIST CHAPEL, WEILcEC -STREET.-OO Sunday last, the Rev. W. K. Armstrong, b.A. delivered a lecture at this place of worship, the subject being David, the shepherd of v Bethlehem.' . C CAaLBaaTOWN CHAPEL. -The anniversary sermons in I connection e itb the above chapel were preached on Sunday last, by the Rev. J. R. ...

... THE MANCIIESTER AND) SALFORDI. I LOCK HOSPITAL. V Id. A special geueral me,'ing of the trustees and subscribers of Ug of this hospital, was conveied at eh iie6titdtitionf,mawodnes, Fa Il le day, at. noon, for-thaparposo ejuII . su, . and aecretaty,. ,The room wipas srowded.an The Rev. R. BASsle TT waselected to the chair, and brieey tali. 'stated the object of, the iweetiing. .,. to a of. The ...

... I aoral antf Imcruanhotto grwof THE GUARDIAN AND MB. BRIGHT'S SUPPORTERS.-In of the leading columns of the Guardian of Wednesday last, i1- we find the following statement:- Every elector who voted for Mr. Bright at the last election-with the exception, no In- doubt, of those who, by signing the requisition or by some at other declaration,bad separatedthemselves from his cause- received a ...

... TH ARIAN ARM4Y. _ __:l; 1of Aiialst Aacording- to the new7 Organiuatiai of August 1, 152, the Austrian army consiss of-NTBY R 62 Begiml~enlte. of the line, each of 6,8G0 mlen .. 420,87S tha 62 Reime' a .. 6,200 arti 14. Frontier regiimens.t 6, its Regimenof caseurs .e ., Jou Division Of ePt chaseurs 0 OAVAIflY fe 270, It tisi 16 Regiments of the ...

... 01 I . ly ry te td, or to By 4, BY ELE4T URRIC TELEGRAPH. Offices in ttanchester-Ducie Buildinqs, Royal Exchange, and 1, Afosley-street. MONEY AND SHARE MAREET.-CLOSING PRICES. LotoqOS, TurSDAY. FuNDS.-Consols: Money,-.-;Aceount,91;t,914; Ditto, New Three per Cents, 914, 914; Bank Stock, 207, 209; Exchequer Bills, 43. 7s. prem. SBARas.-Ambergate and Nottingbam, 44, 5; Caledoniao, 604, 614; ...

... ;I d --- day' EXAMINER AND TWMS OFFICE) wa WEDNESDAY, SIX A.L their SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. been We have just received the following telegraphic iffect despatch:- The oual The French Emperor's speech on the opening of onalthe legislative session, yesterday, is published. Yes- hich He wannly eulogises the alliance with England Ine says that the alliance with Austria is defensive, and ...

... District Nebm . - --- he RAiLwAY AcrIDxET.-OnTbursdaynigli lat, n d leoccurred on the East Lancashire Railway undeth circumetanees. The passenger train thatlevs uy l Manchester at 7 40, on arriving near tbe viadcta adle Y's met with a sudden obstruction, occasioned byhecvroa of lime waggon having been blown off oneof the lIm evegons by the high wind which prevailed on Thursday. Th three Of of ...

... 1J k andi 0 given LATEST NEWS. nh The j* The news from the seat of war, this week, baa not been of ment ~nan exciting nature. Africe to Recent tatters state that great misery prevailed in Sebes- have !d topol, and that the reinforcemeants which arrived wera Without day a igproper clothes and provisions, wine ig It hats been stated that the French eorps stationed at preve lo Lyons was about to ...