... 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 ...

... soreigii anD 00101n(ar x~celfanv. Several of the Engl1ish missionaries lately expelled from Poland for the circulation of the Holy Scriptures, Lave arrived at Hamburg on their way home. Brother Jonathan infuses liveliness even into the report of a cattle market, if we may judge by the following, from the Me New York 2'ribune of the 1lthuinst.: There is nothinguew in the swine market, not even ...

... Papers from Melbourne to the end of January have been received. We take the following extracts from the mail sum-I mnry published in the Argtus of the 27th of 3anuaiy:-gSince our summary by the Arqo, on the btb instant, no verymarked e change has occurred. The aspect of affairs, however, ha e rather improved. Politically, matters are still in an -nsatisa- a factory state; but commercially and ...

... 1 - -1 - 1 - T _ 3 -D - ?? a The attempted interference by Lord PAMERSTN, li last year, with the police of municipal towns, gave ro rise to a wide-spread fear of further centralisation. le Public opinion, at all times jealous of interference ,r with municipal independence, did not brook this as Home Office desire of encroachment, and the HOmE -r SECRETARY, seeing how matters stood, withdrew a- ...

... niotrict BLACKBURN. Tnr NEW yi AuRcET-HIOUsE.-Workmen are again employed at the new market-house in propping un the arches, and pre- paring for taking (lown the pillars which support them, in accordance wilh the suggestion of Mr. Fairbairn, C.E. The arches themselves appearfirm, but the rubble piersaupon which they are built, in consequence of bad workmanship and negligence on the part of the ...

... By the steamship Nashville-which has temporarily taken be the place of the Pacific in the Collinsline-we have American wi intelligence to the 21st of March. The New York cotton Jr market was reported active, at ?e. advance, consequent upon U receipt of the intelligence of the death of the Emperor of wi Russia. At the south the samenews had produced the same bt effect. ih California news to ...

... TIE, EXAMINER AND TIMES., MANCOHESTER, VvED)NESDAY, APRIL 4, 1855. The tone Of the press with reference to the pend- ing negotiationis at VTienna is not at all creditable r to its vaunted sense of the duties and responsibili ties that attach to the power it wields. Dangerous t at may be the secrecy of diplomacy, we hnow not whether publicity at this moment might not much a more peril than ...

... ~vo~I ax~ I~t~eeRaneot~, TmE PILOPOSEiD NEW PUBLIC HALr,..Acelc share has just been made upon the sarelholers i t e posed Public Hall, to be erected on the site o the ofe. trade Hall. We perceive the contractor or be ifiis making visible progress; the old ?? hay entirdi vanished, and the excavators are busy for the afounatiou. THE CROUS, FOUNTAIN-STREET. -- Two very eralce female equestrians ...

... ExA.mnR AN TIm.us OnzicE, Wedizesday, Nine a.m. M 0 RNIN G EXPRESS. (3Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) THE CONFERENCES. (From the Times.) VIENNA, TUESDAY EVENING.-A kind of panic prevails here, as it is believed the Conferences have been broken off; they are only suspended until Monday or Tuesday next, when the Russian Mi- nisters will have received their fresh instructions. PARIS, MONDAY. -Funds ...

... ?? - ?? THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. to DESPATCIi FROM LORD RAGLAN. B A supplement to the Londoni Gazette contains the follow- E iug despatch from Lord Bsglau :-B 1, Before Sebastopol, March 20. in My ?? my despatch of the 17th instant, I reported df to your lordship the progress made in forming the parallel Aj constructed to unite the right of our right attack with the left h( of the French on ...

... ! The following summary of the Indian news appears in the at d Bombay limes:- fa A An outrage of a singularly daring nature has just been al io committed on one of our posts near Peshawur by a portion P of the tribe adjoining. The Kohat Pass had some time at since been closed until satisfaction should be obtained for a p e murder committed near Akhor. The Akhor Affreedies pro. -c fessed ...

... ?? . ?? ?? ~ ~ ins 1 -L0 HOUSEOF LORDS. we FRIDAY, M A ROC 31. a Their lordships met at five o'clock. Nbs The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition from O Manchester, preying that as mich justice should he shown towards Poland as towards Turkey in the negotiations for cot peace, the war having been undertaken in the cause ofjustice r against oppression. LAW OF DIVORCE. all In reply to a ...