... 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 ...

... &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 ...

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... WARi IN THE CRIMEA. CýITV CT7~ n T ?? --DA ?? all ng SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. ng We sum up the the latest news from the camp. Up to the tot be 24th inst. the bombardment had not commenced, although ra the batteries had been finished since the 16th. by The number of men actually under arms, not employed on to a any duty whatever, on March 16, amounted to 20,600. The ha effectives now amount to 26 ...

... ~Ii~m4+ re- he HOUSEOFLORDS., TUESDAY, MARiCH 27. Their lordships sat at five o'clock. is ADMINISTRATION o0 0?IMirAIALT USTICE. tel Lord IIATHERTON, seeing that his noble aud learned b friend opposite (Lord Brougham) had brought forward some 0 00resolutions d ;tlarg he need. of a more speedy administra- 0 tion of justice, which resolutionshad been postponed, begged 0 leave to inquire when le ...

... THE PRUSSIAN KING AN.D PEOPLE. Though the characteristic speech of Lord LyvD- HURST last week has provoked increased criticism upon the present position of Prussia in Europe, we are glad to have observed an almost entire cessation of that hot-headed advice which previously recom- mended an attempt to compel that power to join actively the league against the Czar. The vica- rious acuteness and ...

... LATEST NFEWS.. F'ROM OUR LONDON CORRESPCJNDENT. LoNr ,0, FRIDAY. Parliament rises this evening for the a aster holid.ass. it hias pleased the leader of the hOuse., on. this occasin, aosccord asomewhatlongerperiod tha- usual to the relaxa- tion of our representatives. Well, they deserve itýat his hands, for if ever any prime mn, ar ha his seat made easy, that minister is assuredly 'or &5ERSTON. ...

... TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE. ell Liverpool, so long the very hot-bed of toryism in its most ultra form, gloriously retrieved itself on Wednesday, by re. oil )f turning to parliament a well-known local liberal,J. C. Ewart, e Esq. (brother of the member for Dumfries), with a majority tb of 1,469 over the tory candidate and Carlton nominee, Sir S. 11 George Bonham. This gratifying result is ...

... TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. The Editor does not bold himself responsible for any opinions expressed by correspondents. No letter can be attended to, unless authenticated by the signu. ture and address of the writer. e Correspondents should aim at brevity in their communications. The shorter a letter is, the more certainty is there that it will be inserted. Alany interesting communications ...

... SUMMARY. froeso:=polo is not very much ?? ?? t.. b f .been .recently ; only there have been fi b at ' t hI The Rusitans had. attacked the allied b el fl0vgwt5-ts. The rlscd; the Russians also report ad- ee pastthe French. The fleet has been A g cin inthe direction of nepe, by ¢ --,e setr and barracks which served a , a f e tower e Anapa and Kertch. ha '.utGO ' uncajtion between A e6 5 0c ,-h ...