... SECOND EDITI, 1 ?? ?? ?? ?? 'a ?? ?? - - ,, ' ' , ! IAt1, E MANCHESTER EXLcIeNER AN-D TL13E' 0rFI' f satutrday, HaUIPIII! T)C (BY BRITISH AND SUnM.ARINE TE.ECPIArpg) r TuIRKISH REiNFoRCEMIENrS,-Omlt ?? Constantinople, received through Tciei date of the 31st, state that the Porte hea y 14,000 rayahs under English ?? SPAIx. -Newvs fromt Madrid to the 3l>§ that the Cortes voted, by 124 to i:, ...

... BIRKBNHEAD COMMISSIONEMR Last evening, the last meeting of the commsissioners, of previous to the eleciotlo f tho new board, took plcen info LoGhAspilO BAilff Bradley CuryMegtTTEy. de From the minutes Of this committee it appeared that two lengtks of the hose attached to the fire-engiuo halI Hi burst, alid orders were givew for its rep~ir.-Mr. Aspinall mi asked Mr. Bailiff, chniv'man of the ...

... LATESTT NES. ' ?? ti-. .l. ?? .. ?? .. ?? ?? . - ' ' ?? (s;TREL~VQ1CAN TMI 5ITIA NOW h4~wt~ .. ?? . , ?? T R !- - ?? .. I.I ; E.A ?? ?? .. [ rHURDAY VENIG, EA E John -Broone, the -pugilist; committed -=uide- thbis afternoon, . . ; , .. PEIN INSULAR AND ORICNTAL STEAM NAVYGATION OolleANY.-At th.e haf 0ealy wjeetiug, to-day, a, dividend at thelrate of seisxe, percut. wosw decpred.. WISD AND ...

... I tial v a et iay san HOUSE OF LORDS., of eo, MONDAY, JuNE 4. $1, The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wooleack at five o'clock. rd- The Earl of HARDWICKE referred to returns for which ys' he had moved with respect to the transport service, which retirns had not yet been laid upon the table of the house. h ate The Earl of ELLENBOROUTGH wished to ask the ed Minister at War whether he had ...

... |. The Town Council will meet on Tuesday next, to con- sider what is the best course to pursue respecting the proposed re-erection of the Town Hal buildings. Thby bad made arrangements for at once placing upon the site of the antiquated property now in course of removal a new hall, wherein to transact the municipal business of the town, and'a pile of handsome shops. The additional open space ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL PROPE1RTY IN SARDINIA. -1o44-+T:n vrrl.iqn.A '1psiastical.Property, which The Bill relating to Ecclesiastical Property, which has recently received the sanction of the Sardinian li Senate, has excited well-deserved attention beyond a: the limits of Italy. It is a measure which expounds Q, most eloquently the stage both of political and Yl ecclesiastical growth, at which the ...

... = - -: ASHTON. ENLISTING PARTIES DURING INTOXICATION.-At the borough sessions, on Monday last, Richard Ashton was brought up before the magistrates, to be dismissed by them ou his paying the smart for enlisting. Ashton pleaded that he was intoxicated at the time he was enlisted, and that he did not recollect he had done so until informed of his folly. The magistrates said that they considered ...

... Wages have risen in Lincolnshire and other agricul- tural counties. There is to. be a military encampment, consisting 'f 3,800 men, in the Forest of Dean. No fewer than 451 inventions in machinery and arms have been submitted to the Ordnance Board for approval since the 1st of January. The Journal de St. Petersbourg has published a long report of the late meeting at the London Tavern on be- ...

... COUNTY CoeRT.-This court was held on Saturday last, before J. Addison, Esq., judge. There were 15 original cases, 5 sum- monses for commitment, and I adjourned case. Of these about nine were settled, and of those heard there were none possessing the slightest public interest. BoAnD op BsALTa.-Thri board met on Monday last. The only business for discussion was the distribution of the marsh ...

... ON3wjoraj? intf pforellauraur). - ?? ?? 3 ~ A~tTTB9HW! CAmp FmnLv.-Te nna ourh C le wades trea to'the poor Of St. Matthwsto lc t T ItWblitTu Nb, wen 200 eat down to a susani eatof . oisigohabeef, salad, tea, &s. Thr weeprsntt te .Bntthe he .incumbent thCeoA.Jnisi M esr Bans and Kilvert ,ohnrhadn Le Messrs. Joe n Stre~et, sidesmeni; .Mr.oR Cipin Mr. or It Site, a.~~ ETncEtONS ?? performance P' ...

... nitz, FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. his LONDON, TUESDAY. b3 v The resumed debate upon the progeeution of the war and in the House of Commons last night, was languid and Wa spiritls ,,notwithstanding the political, literary, legal, and resist oratorical representation of some who engaged in it. lengt Indeed, if an excuse, not liable to be misunderstood, decla could have been found for again ...

... DOOR OMMITTDE. ME The usual weekly meeting of this eo mmlttoe, was held yeatr A day, Mr. Charles Turner ia the chair. The, ether niombers pre- tre sen were Meosrn. Shand, Palmer, Brockclebank, Lolckett, Chaloner, Mann, Gladstone Evans, Barber, Anderson, Roun'.ha thwaite, Bold, Ranikil, Smitl, Gregeon, and Holme.oi The tender of Mr. B. bieth lting the roof of the shed onco the Cast quay or the ...