... .A BY BRITISPE TE1EGlIAPIX. THE CRITUA.-The Clyde has arrived at Mar- seilles, bringing news from Constantinopl6 up to the D 29th, and from the Crimea up to the 27th ultimo. The new camp at Marslek was beginning to to assemble. The Imperial Guard were gradually 1 arriving. Omer Pasha had occupied two villages situated half a league from Eupatoria. The circle included in the fortifications ...

... Weae mple Quartear eleaeions, ani'los!tpone we; ite d We are compelled to O5 o per Ster Sessions, Bl o a PeSce . .eet , pre- Saturday. eae e tlsho ltlh The Bishop of Nlanohesteh IT Chid d instead of the Bishop of D -5 nder,,t 414 health will not sllow him to atil whosi a 0 %s11 p perform te d ge -?nQd l, by MAYORAL HoSPITALITy X illy Itte 1 of Ross, Esq. entertained at dinner I 11yor of at ...

... a B I '-GJL E .- I- -. _ THE Cox-;FsErEcrs.-Adviccs from Vienna, dated this day (Friday), state that a sitting of the con- M ferences, held on Thursday at three o'clock, broke up without any decisive result being arrived at.89 There war to be another sitting held this day (Friday), and there were reports spread that it ce would probably be the last. There were rumours Gc circulated that the ...

... c~pn~e~we+ d TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. s PR S. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for any opinions ,e expressed by correspondents. .y No letter can be attended to, unless authenticated by the signa- n tuve and address of the writer. d Letters intended for publiontion on Saturday onght to be received not later than Thursday; and thoee for Wednesday on Monday. 0 0 Jo. DAvIES.-We ...

... V, LOIRMDS ~Jl~r' jFLORDS. bt the0 e A vaPRIL 21-e A TOiO A ?? night gave notice tohir t atc SB roen osi t 1tat peshould thiso ýJt nodlith e 3 r e- whi regard to the state tofilin quetflontie bee going on at Vienna. 1Ies Itf t tso0ewhich, ° toference began with the first el liations dbah cewA Russia, entere to I, egt . fnoble r ien he o evid ,! I uder eesto?. ,ro powerussand of Austria,cou ...

... ROW alo THE SOLDIERS' WIVES AND ?? Famnork-Asd0,c 'life informs us that on going to the barracks yesterdn, es- the money allowed her from the patriotic fuod, 6L oa- others were told that it could not be paid till Srl: (to-day). A great many went away crying, baring oh Las for their children. Our correspondent thinks thiu should have been told last week that no money wuI paid on Good Friday. ...

... lit HOUSE OF LORDS. the FRIDAY, APRIL 20. we] X_ The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five In Ct o'clock. dis a- The Earl of HARRINGTON presented petitions from as at Birmingham and several other places against the sale of in- est iy toxicating liquors on Sunday, and praying for the introduction thi 6 of the Maine liquor law. IS Lord CAMPBELL gave notice of his intention to put ...

... THE PARIS INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION . OF 1855. s (From0 the lfoniteur.) tere 1 Our Exposition Universelle, which responds 0o well the 5 the highest instincts of the age, has become a culminating coun, r point towards which all our aspirations are tending. In pro- portion as the critical moment approaches, the interest v , which the great spectacle is exciting is augmenting from one hour to the ...

... RLocal anf:~alaoN MANCHESTER ?MADRItGAL SOCiEi'.-TLi-ie tatutl drte ie meeting of this society was hell in the Tosn Hall le night. A notice of tie performances is ina type, cad aid appear on Saturday. 0- MANOCHESTER CITY Missto--We had preparedatrnt le of the eighteenth annual meeting of the city ?? last night at the Corn Exchange, but were careyahd t ponre its insertion until Saturday. aa ...

... ADDRESSES TO T .TE EMPERPOR OF IlTHE FRENCH.- ~ ~TTT. V -KM.L- Vý.CITYCOUNIL, Ornal SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNIL. en aOorninog, a special meetingof the Manchester Man On Wedaesd yo nd at ti e ovn.Hell, for the pur- Ing. city council was Convene 'Pero , _ pose or adopting an address of congratulation to the Emperor pof France, upon the occasion of the visit of their Imperiallehiel ...

... o~trict w vo te BLACKBURN. with EasTER Fain.-This fair was held on Monday last, upon ihre the New Market Place. There was a large number of shows, jam or &e. ?? to gratify the object of the sight-seers, but there Rp- roll peared a lack of money amongst the buxom lads and led slassies who usually attend those gatherings. i TowN CouNcIL.-The monthly meeting of the town council E , washeld ...

... e. The direct line of railway between Manchester and South- fro port, was opened on Saturday last. The directors invited a rib a large number of friends to join with them in the formal tra er opening by proceeding over the newly formed line to South- in ,a port from the Victoria Station. The company mustered at hin 12 o'clock, and started on their journey in twelve new first o's at class ...