... v9arietfrs,. of Major General thle I-on. Yorke Scarlett has left Fenrance's UIHotel, London, for the Crimesa. tel , ~A Tempieroance Society is in course of formation ha ~the city of Lyonis, founded onl the English model. lie Mr. Horace Mvanin has been appointed registrar of the naw irt, axaninitition department for the civil service. cl Al. hover reports fiom Scutari, that die provisions ...

... ?? - - ~ - -rr'ITrnfltfl LSti ANNUAL BO0AED MEETING. e ftei Fay- on Thursday, the genleral annual board of the trustee oftej 'iec Miotchlester Royal Inifirmcary anod Dispensary w-as bald in the toy- board-rooml Of the institction, for thle purpose of conllfrnlil'C oliii the pro~ceedings of the last general quar, terly anid special boardst, rt 11. ad of ppoiting officems for the ensuing year. B ...

... MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITR.t -f v. I oftile - We fees it will be longpece English literature or the English a bseirV~ church cen beast of a genial spirit like that of Sydney Smith. I f-lntyr'c His kindliness neic be said to have been a payt of his godliness, W, 50 His wit wag brilliant, net severe--it was the correcteon of a friend, not ithe sneer of en Opponent. His humntour smacked conie. of ...

... rel BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAM. tic THE WAR. lie Accounts from Varna state that preparations were being made for an expedition, which it is now OF thought will be directed against Perekop. Advices received from St. Petersburg, under date of the 9th, contain a report from Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated Sebastopol, Gth. The Prince states: The allies opened on that day a heavy fire against ...

... :oUtcopolitall alO V? robiltrial. ?? ?? -- ?? ?? ?? --l ?? ?? Iff--- - - TrnT(.n (lye THE TALUABLE MUSEUM OF CURIOSITIES AT KnitteH. by In reply to a, suiggesitan, made by him to the admiralty, Mr. t' rk- Stinner tras received the followiig :- XlialyJuele. t r- Deer ?? Pannmara will telegraph to Lard Region to give ol aorders for the protection of the mauseuamend ether-works aleart at t1 ...

... I e In consequence of the statement made by Lord Palmer- be stan, in the debate on Mr. H. Berkeley's recent motion for nes to the introduction of the ballot, that in America the ballet isna ly not used to insure secret votiug, Mr. Wickham, the honorary Vill Drsecretory of the Society for Promoting the Adoption of the ant Vote by Ballot, addressed a letter to Amass Walker, Esq. via el formerly ...

... DESTRUJTIV- FIRE. AT OLDHAM. fn V-A-A o e nrntn a A. q r0- Mi-P f-rm h-nl- mnt Mn On Wednesday morning, a destructive fire broke out in Highfield Mill, belonging to Mr. John Chadwick, by which a large amount of property has been destroyed, and about 150 people will be thrown out of employment. The factory is situated on Featherstall Road, the north side of it facing Uin Nook, and the south ...

... ggy' Tennyson's eagerly-expected volume of new poems is about bon- to appeas. twat Mrt Choales HIalle has been appointed its musical instructor e to the `Royal Branches, a cirunistance which, it is under eye stood, will require his residence in London. love A statue of Allan Ratusay is to be erected in Edinburgh, who where a memorial to the poetical barber has long been a desi- aere deratunm ...

... The Donald M'Kay, with the Australian mail, would sail from the Mersey last evening, with 000 passengers. The Donald Al'Kay is the last new vessel of the celebrated Black Ball' line. Twelve commissioners were elected yesterday for the town- ship of Birkenhead, all of whom are pledged to promote the transfer of the Birkenhead docks to the Liverpool authori- 5 ties. Mr. Laird, the large iron ...

... 'T7xvirtito. ?? 48&. An Income-tax Reform Association has beennormed a Birmingham. tty Jung Babadoor, the Nepaulese who visited London some ;ed years ago, has set out on an expedition against Thibet. og At Rome it was said that orders had been sent to Mon- me signor Franchi, the Papal Nuneio at Madrid, to demand his m. passports. ed Dr. Eastona has been appointed to the chair of Materia on ...

... - - ,a n ?? Tho ontly metig o thecit aoncil wee held on Wed- laesday, in tbe Tow, Hell; his worship the myr(ejmni Nicholls, Esq) presiding au ?? Th miue Io proceedings of vatiuscomite eeI Trea ?? Meli, hecrkof committees, in the absence tl of thea townxclerk. 1 THE B5RIDGEWATER CANAL, Cooncillor HAWORTH esaid he wished to call the attention of the nitisence roinmiltee to the Bridgewater Canal. ...

... imnperial varliatent. HOUSE OF LORDS. a TUESDAY, Jusrtr 5. to The Lord Chancellor took his seat upon lhe woolsack at wil five o'clock. del THE TURKISH CONTINGENT. Pe] In answer to the Earl of Ellenbornugh, del Lord PAN MUBE said he very much regretted the delay an, which had taken place in forming the Turkish contingent, a be, body which he believed would be of very essential service to ale ...