... E The Release and the Arctic, which are to sail in search of K Dr. Kane, being ready for sea, have been healed out fron I the dock and are now anchored off the Navy Yard. The officers and men are all on board, and on Thursday next the r expedition will sail on its mission of mercy. Yesterday morning, Henry Grinnell, Esq. presented the officers of the I expedition with a set of maps, charts, ...

... , r N TXT T XT f 1 / 1 T o AP1 ' CZ MIORNING EXPRESS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR. No later official news from the Climes. The list of officers killed will probably not be known until their relatives have been written to by the War Office. A Russian despatch of the 19th, received at St. Petersburg says that, after twenty-four hours of a murderous bombardment, the French, on the morning of ...

... - -W ~E WVEATHER AND THE CROPS. -t-r ?? 1N IIELAND-The last has been a ' k n^eck fo- thle country, and the reports re ?? of the state of the crops are encouraging. tile past week we have had something approaching eathcer; but the inclemency of the season has i : c-ell tegatation. From appearances we think the ?? er than the as erage of the last few years. :renoisirvative.. ' tttocxen- -The ...

... . Favirtiro. I. The R-on. Board of Ordnuace invite tenders for ?? 1 es- temporary barracks in Colebester for 3,000 men,. h Ia~~t ha been rumoured of late that the King of Sardinia. is Ca- abu obe married to the Princess Mary of Cambridge. A ot, The vicar of Braintree is making a public appeal forn he voluntary contributions towards the reatorattoll of his ohureb. ,i Sir Moses Montefiore is on ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? ?? 1.- 1.11Il - ?? ?? ,. ?? - ?? - -, ?? , ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURIDAY, JUNE 16, 1855. THE ADMINISTRATIVE RE FORMERS AT DRURY LANE. .. .. . . I ,~ I' In all things evil there is said to be a spirit of good; and war, with all its calamities and disasters, will not leave the world wholly without compensa- tion, if it should break down the patent right of our patricians ...

... _total artomtUnOu. C(LERItcAL INTELLWGExCla.-The Lord Bisibop at M1c i- cheater leaves Manchester, on Tuesday next, for Dar'= ad where he will remain for about a fortnight or tbree erie. His lordship will not, therefore, give iis usual rrindsnrs the Registry on that day, nor until Tuesday the ?? N!, ,h His lordship has licensed the new church cf Si. PG} g flulme, for divine service, until such ...

... A new steam tug, the Batller, built in the' Clyde, arrived ,, at Liverpool yesterday. The troop steamship Issistance will embark horses at the Wellington Dock basin to-day, and sail on Monday for the Crimea. a- A flat, name unknown, got aground yesterday on a sand- I i bank at the mouth of the Mersey, but exhibited no signal ofI al distress. ly The ship James Cheston, lately brought to ...

... ifle council mueu aoJoulueu. I - -!-l - 1- A l ag thi ashl 12. A quarterly meeting of the salford town enni w0 hl to in the council chamber on Wednesday; the mayor, W. Bose, tj 'it Esq. in the chair. thl ag The minutes of the preceding meeting having been eon- to firmed, the M1AYOR stated that the first bueneW0 oreev Sal cit- the report of the watch committee, whiab wae very important. eIC as ...

... LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. BY1 BRI~lTI:SH TEILECGRAPHgE.( RUSsIA.--Our telegraphic advices from St. Peters- burg, of the 15th, announce that all the old excep- tions from recruitment have been annulled, and that henceforth men would be taken up to the age of 37. The new regulations are also so stringent that it is expressly stated by the government that an only son vill be included in the levies, ...

... ,1 -t U AS E }1~ FUL RIOT AT SOUTH SHIELDS. eec AN ?? AND THIR'TY )YOUNDED. no :;lful ri(ot)eccurred amongst the tents on therAer- Pil a,;- tea ebore near South Shields, on Wedre3- Mc r Olle man is killed, and several are most we l lbT rams were held on Monday and ril 3 ' tents were op on the previous Sunday, and lobu s:: f ~t-titd Jamees hoe, a publican in the Castle oil ssstnonetdi next ...

... o 7jAIES AGAIST THE BALLOT, WITH THE ANSWERS. . .. .. . I . .. .. I . ?? WITH THE ANSWERS.. ?? of the Catechism on the Corn Lazvws.) Ike 4thO f No. 1. he rce endered to the cause of free trade by atho er f the Corn Law Catechism,' has indelibly tbe',ud the name of Colonel, now Mjor General, T. Ds, I t TboWpson with the great measures of corm- fey °Dgori-nitbat opened anew era to trade ...

... Kxmpcvial parlialiteat. - - .- ?? dils HOUSE OF LORDS. m FRIDAY, JUNE 15. dei Their lordships met at half-past ten in the morning, when c the Validity of Proceedings (House of Commons) Bill was def read a second time, and the standing orders having been Pee suspended, the remaining stages were disposed of, in order wit that ithe bill might be included in the eoyal commission. ter. ROYAL ...