... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1855. P PAR LIAMENT AND POLAND. War in one shape or other is the only question of the day that can command public attention, or rouse an earnest debate in the House of Commons, Three nights out of four is a very moderate average of the time devoted by parliament to discussions directly or indirectly of a martial character. From the ...

... 17 e7t -fe ?? Sir John Herschel will be Succeeded Mint by Professor Graham, of Uo?- Its ,Ila1C t a ? verilty Calla ,lt' ftt tons The crime of iafanticide is frl olle., rif- the metropolis and elsewhere. i a , inbe, or The Calcutta, with the btstsyal Las arrived at Corfu on the 16th inst. eaobire Vant In the sitting of the 24th of the Chesb nose Turin a bill for a levy of 13,000 men Wee embe ...

... The Calcutta, with the 1st Royal Lancashire Militia, arrived at Corfu on the 16th inst. The regiment landed on the following morning, and the ship left Corfa for Malta on the 18th.-Daily News. THE Snrps of the advanced squadron of the Baltic Fleet have left Deal for the Baltic. GUN COTTON.-It appears finally decided that gun cotton is to be henceforth used in the Austrian artillery. Captain ...

... PARLIAMEMAIIY 1KTELLIGEKE.I PARLIAMENTARY -INTELLIGENCE.I Itt HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCH 26. w TREATY WITH SARDINIA. pi The Earl of CLARENDON moved a resolution thanking bi Her Majesty for her communication respecting the treaty al with Sardinia, and assuring Her Majesty of the readiness it of the house to assist her in carrying out that engage- w ment. He enlogised the course which ...

... &f~Oreig alto GQiloloiaI jaimccIln. ANOTHER B-.oei- flOBnEmRY AT BALLARAT-.The London house of ths tauk of New South Wales have received advices from Melbourne, announcing the conviction of George Dun- mnore Lang and Frederick Lee Clark, manager and accoun- tant, for having defrauded the establishment of moneys amounting to nearly X130,000. The Chief Justice sentenced Lang to five years', and ...

... (BY THE BRITISH & SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) I Pn-?isx Tu?vSDAY EVENING.-The Emperor has reviewed two battalions of Gendarmerie and a squadron of Chasseurs. Two additional regiments of Chassen's are to leave Algeria for the Crimea. The Paris funds closed to-day as follows :-Four- ?? per Cents, 94*50; Three per Cents, 69075; Bank shares, 19 95. e f VISIT OF THE FRENCH M\1INISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ...

... Two enormous blue-books have just been issued from the parliamentary printing-office, containing the report of the Maynooth Commissioners appointed in 1853, with voluminous appendices, and a portion of the minutes of evidence. The report itself, which is dated the Ist of March, occupies some sixty pages, and refers to the origin and history of the College of Maynooth, its government and ...

... ?? THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION, We feel much satisfaction in referring to the result of the Liverpool election. The constituency of that great tu( emporium of commerce have returned as their repre- Clil the asatative, Air. J. C. Ewart, a townsman, whose political ide principles and commercial experience eminently qualify Ile him for the discharge of the important duties devolving sbg Ing upon a ...

... I ? ;, ?? ?? -- ?? I I PREFEnMENT.-The Rev. Holland Lomas, B.A., has been col- lated to the perpetual curacy of Holy Trinity Church, Walton Breck, in the parish of Walton-on-the-Hill, near Liverpool, void by the death of bisfather, the Rev. John Lomas, by the Bishop of Chester, the patron for this turn, by lapse. Mr. H. Lomas was formerly curate of Trinity Church, llabergham Eaves. BU'NLEY ...

... THE CEMETERY AND ITS APPORTIONMENT. TO TilE EDITOR OP THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Sin,-It required much argument and persuasion to induce the Vicar and his friends at the vestry meeting last week to consent to Mir. ,%yres's data being placed iiponi the minutes, but at last they were willing that acertain absitract should be copied. Is itnot strange that in that abstract (which I understand is'the ...

... I The 1 war goes on in the most pacific and agreeable pre manner possible. At Sebastopol,.tbe French now and wit then make an attack on the Russian works; the Russians Lo come out to meet them; the two parties fire at each'other the for an hour or so, and then respectively retire in obedience anW to their respective bugles. Flags of truce are sent out; me Frecnh and Russian officers meet on ...

... t St _ a .. . . (For the Preston Chronicle.) No. V.-WAR VESSELS. There are few who know not what ships and steamers are, but there are many who have little knowledge of their distinguishing characteristics; and, ere I conclude my sketches of implements of war, I may add a few de- tails respecting vessels of war, which may be interesting to a few who have not seen much of our navy, and have not ...