... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1855. THE VIENNA CONFERENOE. The peace of the world now hangs on the course which events may take at Vienna. There are san- guine men who rely with confidence on the good faith of the negotiators, and look forward to the speedy realization of a compact that shall give secu- rity for all those objects which have been vaunted as the sole ...

... The committee,- . -t f- a- ~ , ?? - - ?? _ - The committee met, for the twelfth time, on. 'Tuesday last. Dr. Andrew Smith, of the army medical board, was ex- amined, The following are the most interesting parts of his -t evidence:- Mr. Ellice: Mr. Macdonald says the poor soldiers brought on palliasses down to Scuteri had scarcely any clothing; that they were placed on palliasses, and the ...

... t COMMENCEMENT OF THE TENANT RIGHT SEAsoN.-The first open-air tenant-right meeting for the season was held at Derry on Thursday. A Mr. Foster presided. He was 9 talked at for a considerable time by Mr. W. S. Crawford, Mr. Greer, Dr. M'Kuight, and some other long-winded personages. i Here is one of the resolutions, which must be clear to the meanest capacity :-Moved by Dr, M'Knight-1 That, ...

... OxiocciatrattI30 Lie- PROSPECTS FtOR THE GOLD DIGOERS OF AUSTRALIA.- Aeccording to Mr. Selwyn, the government geologist, there are, in the colony of Victoria, hundreds of square miles of country yet untouched by the pick of the digger, which pre sent all tile geological and surface indicatious of the existence f of old in as marked a degree as any one of the present Ex known and worked ...

... LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE INSTITU- TIONAL ASSOCIATION. Our columns contain an account of the annual ) meeting of The Institutional Association of Lite- rary and Mechanics' Institutions in Lancashire and d Cheshire, which was held onl Saturday last, at the ýC Manchester Athenaeum. The Bishop of MAN- ei c?aSTER presided, and the report was read by Dr. by HUDSON. Various delegates took part in ...

... Rocal antr ye Commission signed by the lord lieteif,,lr of the cotth by palatine of Lancaster :-Thos. Fairbair, Esq. to be depAY its lieutenant. nk THE M xECHNics' INSTITnTrIoN.-The first of two leicure was delivared on Mondayevening, by Mr. XV. Smith, YLR 0., on The means by which man keeps up his relation wilhlth5 re external world. There was rather a limited audience. The al lecture was ...

... The report goes at great length into the questions of the management, discipline, studies, &e. of the college. Among other recommendations for the future regulation of the college, the commissioners suggest a change in the constitu- f tion of the board of trustees (viz, that a certain number of trustees should vacate their places in rotation and be succeeded by others), as likely to infuse ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANýCHESTER, VEADNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1855. WILL THE ALLIES ACCEPT PEACE WITHOUT SEBASTOPOL ? ?? There are good reasons for believing that the negotiations at Vienna are proceeding favourably; two out of the four points are said to be agreed 'Upon, and thle third-the pinching point-is tinder discussion by the Congress. This is the point which involves the abatement Of the ...

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... ~mpC~~I j~avY~ame~a. HOUSE OF LORDS. tic TUESDAY, MARCe 20. t The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. THE CASE OF ME. CARDEN. a f Lord BROUGHAM, pursuant to notice, begged toaskthe til r Earl of St. Germaus on what ground that criminal, Mr. Car. - 9 den, was liberated before any great part of his sentence was completed ? p e Th'e Earl of ST, GE11MANS said that some time ago the P( ...

... Captain Maberley, of the Royal Artillery, is in Madrid, purchasing mules and horses for service in the East. He is last from Valencia, where be effected some purchases. Two batteries nf artillery have been embarked at Corfu for the East. Large purchases of hosses for the British govern- ment are being made near the Dardanelles. Aceounts front Malta describe the constant passage of troops ...

... BIZ B3MUTRISH 0 TELESRAP11. THE NLESSELRODE CIRCULAR. Phi?is FintDv.--Count Nesselrode's circular, of the 10th, to the Russian ambassador, extracts of which have already bcen published, has produced a favourable effect upon the funds. The news from Germany generally is still of a pacific character. The Paris funds closed to-day as follow :-Four- and-a-lalf per cents, 94 40; ttlwee per cents, ...