... 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 ...

... THl YOUNG MEN'S CLUB. MEETING OF TRADEsbME. on Wednesday evening last, in pursuance of advertisement, a meeting of tradesmen and employers took place In the Council Chamber of the Town Hall. There was only a thin attendance. Mr. Councillor Spencer was called upon to preside. The CIgAISMAN said It was with very-great pleasure that he saw set on footayoung men's institution like the present. and ...

... I ?? -- 1 - ?? p THEE MINIsTRY.-It will he seen from our telegraphic | report of yesterday's London money market that a rnmour L was prevalent that Lord Panmure had resigned his office as War Minister. Nothing appears to have been said in either house of parliament on the subject, so we may con- L clude that the rumour has been set afloat for the pur- a pose which it achieved, that of ...

... I METROPOITAN MEMORANDA. (From our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. An old-saw-mongering friend of mine-one who may be pre- sumed to hate the present Bonaparte, or Bony party If you like, seeing that the royal Individual In question Is by no means trobbled with a superfluity of flesh-with all the virulence that our grandfathers and fathers evinced towards Wellington's great ...

... Dr. Andrew Smith was re-examined on Friday, The Chair- man said he had received a letter from Dr. Smttb (which he read), to the effect that he had received an order from the ichairmen on behlif of the committee, to produce all letters D and reports from Dr. Smith to Dr. Menzies, and from Dr. i Menzies to Dr. Smith, for the months of October and 0 November last. The letter proceeded to state ...

... NAVAL rnted The -t,t A N ?? , the On dit that ,herI?ti Gazetie , 5 - .? nd to the Crimes e 6h itib hesasye:S *,a rumour that eh t.gs quadron1 are to 11 to about to proceed ork ago ill G te 01a~ nativ? ?iara act job Only a ?? .. ,, service- gdI.-T are THE CA? h s ave,, butl I ? u ApAT ALnEsvI ? ud encampment at Alde, t Ied form, and before the sa aa ti'enl nor pleted, and the troopu ier sat, ...

... ROOHDALE. ImPttOvMENT COMMISSIONERS' MErTINQ.'On Wednee- servi day evening last, the adjourned generel meeting of the aI Rohedale improvement commissioners took place in the Commissioners' Room, Swithistreet, Rubhdile, when there were sixteen commissioners present, and Thomas Ashworth, most Esq. chief constable, occupied the chair.-Mr. Livsey intro- daced to the attention of the meeting the ...

... HEILTH COMM1ITTElE. The weekly meeting of this body Well hald ons Tuesday last, of at the Town vhaill. presnait-lessri. Godfrey, Moan, Beckwith wC tFleming, Johnson, lialboad, Henderson, Gladstone, and Lange. T dale. Owing to the absence of Mr. Langslale at the commencement Of of the proceedings, Mr. Gladstone was voted to the chair, but 1' that gentleman being subsequantly called away on ...

... - - SPAIN, 3 MADRID, APRIL 10.-Tho amendment of M. Arriaga 2g and the vets particar of M. Navaro Zamarano on the ras bill relating to the national guard have been rejected- kc the first by 122 votes against 41, and the second by 141 D against 68. A vote of confidence in the national guard ti-was then proposed and unanimously adopted. Srome alamn son s were raised by groups assenmbled round Ms. ...

... ?? - , 't ?. r, OM Mll-TTRW--r 8 The weekly tmalbeiag 'w& he yesteday. Present- bee Messrs. Langsdale, Dever, Hodson, Gladstone, MOss in a~Beck~vith, Plemaing,Orosthwaite, Johnson, and Hlendersl's tha a The borough engineer, buildinig survoyorl and inspector the Of nuisances, reported various particulars of the opera- tho tions in their weveral departments during the week, MCI from which it ?? ...

... I - T IL UE 1, THER. QUEE;N a HUER IMPERXIAL GUESTS.| .Con( VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Quo The Emperor of the French and his illustrious consort T1 had, on Friday, another opportunity of ascertaining the Maj sentiments of the English people towards them, and 8 towards the country over which they are placed as the with supremne rulers, by their visit to the Crystal Palace, Due accompanied by ...

... THE EMPAESS OF THE FRENCH. ed ?? Among the many romantic incidents that have marked ed the life of the Lmperor Napoleon III, not the least of extraordinary was his marriage with the beautiful and se accomplished lady lately the guest of the Queen. The .r- course he took in this respect was distinguished by *ir the same boldness, self-reliance, and originality that er have oharacterised the ...