... ?? r The Han. Millr#d0 Filmned the 9e9D.i.- MYan ulren, ex-p residrt]44 f ?? ?? in 4,no1 ' J .Tbhe At;iussatroais thaoon Weodua y,, last there ?? Ayde so large a shoal ef herrings that several bi8 e~a from 7000 to 8000 each, and (amSw a~tutliO brig lorland wa'i launched at the.] y'j,:of M~r. 3qbn Anderton, BRancorn. The registeredt bate is 180 tons, rand the vessel is -calculated to carry ...

... ?? -rxa r.n~ss A.-* H ten PUBLISHED BY MACKErNZIE, GLASGOW. 6ry Since our last notice ot' this admirable publication, la- Professor Brande, of her Majesty's mint, bas thus ad. dressed the publisher :-I am very glad to find that I our work is so prosperous. It contains so much prac-1 le tical ~informnation, and the purely scientific portions aret ewso well blended wvith those mnore exclusively ...

... REPEAL OF THE NEWSPAPER STAP DUTY. Anoti 10 REDUCTION IN THE PRICE cot tnt THlE LIVERPOOIL MERCURY, SIt let PUBLISHED EVERY TUESAY AD RDY. prised Lla- The Bill repealing th'e Newspaper Stamp Duty zdegla Ito received the Royal assent on Friday evening orn he last, and will come into operatiotn in fourteen graphi Ich days from that date. We have, therefore, to uaoos he announce, that the price ...

... uBY THE BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) rd FRANCE. d Paris funds were done to-day on the Bourse as follows: -Four-and-a-half per cents, close 94 i0; three per ) cents., 09 55. it THE CRIMEA. a- We have received, under date of Marseilles, the 11th D June, despatu-hes from the Crimea, brought by the Clyde and Sinai. The accounts from Sebaseopol are to the 2nd :e June. The allies were ...

... I1 WAR MISCELLANY7 Colonel Sir Thomas Troubridge, of the 7,ti toyal Fu- siliers, has been appointed director-general of the army clothing under the new organization of the war depart- ments. Years must elapse before the vicinity of Balaclava or of Kamniesch will be covered again with vineyards and orchards, and before the ruined and abandoned farm- houses between those naval stations and ...

... The beat reading on the subject of the war just noW is to be fotund In he despatches from the Sea of Avoff of I tbo Yarh)u officers jn) pomnmnd, Sir George browq is brief, but satisfactory; General D'Autemarre eommunl- cative and literary; and the admirals, sailor-like, write as if they deemed brevity to be the soul of wit. From all the same assuring result may be gathered, namely, that the ...

... On Tuesday evening the theatre was again crowded almostto suffocation. It had been announced thatMr. Skipson, of Foxhill-bank, Accrington, would take the chair, but as that gentleman was prevented from attend- ing by indisposition, Mr. Livesey, of this town, was called upon to preside in his stead. After a temperance melody had been sung by the choir, who were stationed in the orchestra, the ...

... MACUINE, I XOF 93ALFORD. 0 Ofthe Soolety of Arts, a paper was i ?? r of Salford, desoribing a machine G ?? Gt0LI SoMety of Arts, a paper was *13 eig of the Sceyo cist rne W'%bar, Of Salford, describing a machine ib~r; coti at is the inventor, and which is g oriq.f his works in Garden Lane. Having had .rie:iolj att b of ?? the machine, we can JesoworlllrYeruity and remarkable efficiency ite ...

... THE EXA1MIJNER AND TIMES. 1-. ?? .. , . ..1 - .. - . ?? -. .. ?? ?? ?? ?? - . ?? . -, .- MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1865. DEBATE ON THE WIAR. 1) Parliament in its best days has never displayed s more of that genuine power of debate, which is the c 37j soul and safeguard of free institutions, than during a the protracted discussion on the course and conduct Dg of the recent negotiations at ...

... 40(otritt Ntwo. 'aNOTICE.-Ads Special Editions oj The Examiner and i Timnesare published fur ROCROALE and OLDHAsM, and also le foTaocea, AsnI[oe, and STALYRIOGE containiing tII te the whole local news of the wceek of these towns and the is .d adjoining districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving sl Ii, either of these Editions in preference to the usual general Wv at Os it Bdition, can ...

... ,APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICERS r TO CHARITIES. ! . ?? .- -r --fit nslpt- q bheld in An adjourned mneeting of medical practitioners was held in A coniufittee room, at the Town Hail, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the commaittee appointed on the 2nd of June, to devise some better means of regulting the election, of honorary medical officers to public charities, ...

... i'JTHE CRIMEA. 'i ~ TE CRIMEA. 0 tab 4A 10 g oF SEBASTOPOL. tab! ?? V Sa i- against Kertch may be ex- I vieN W ever, from Vice-Admiral up I , f Ila! . ,l? D oitb ah hlay, that the batteries are f. olltc date , ?? are in the power of the for , crij CO borat thlree of their steamers, and at I , 50f a id trading vessels; that as many thei ortsrtr ebe Itus'ions also burnt their maga. iute : fI l ...