... Donovan, a beerhouso keeper in Pauliosrcet, sit MloYdaY evell- Ing last. A nian na1ied John Morgan was chi irgod Niln behl, 2 a participator in tho assault, but as the evidencoe tailcd t.) provo the accusation he w.as discharged. ill doike1it 01' p10l US tihe fine Dufty was to go to gaol for two months. Francis Campbell, a mcchanic, was snct to g fl ?? 1tWO mouths with hard labour for ...

... :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 ...

... SEimomS.-The sum of £73 14s. was collected last Sunday at a the parish church of Newchurch after sermons by the Rev. W. f, A. Conway, of Heywood, in aid of the Sunday school. AN ExcURSION of the teachers and scholars of the Newohurch b schools took place to Southport last Tuesday. . LEa-ra FROX Tnu CAbir.-The following Ir an extract from a a] letter which arrived in Haslingden on Monday, from ...

... 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 ...

... I 'CORRSPONDEi tiw 4-R vtsv,,v vv v o A s-.Ir tsr To ~TIU EDITORS Or TOSS LIVOprp.F ?? DI an~ Gontlewen,-Ths attempt recently tiimde ,y, tire manufac. ~oj as tiiriitg interest of Manchester anti othor towns to dlenutla this Iia' ggreat commercial emporium of tal imipost isgaily aqi~iiired by' f y*purchase, and afterwvards sreticonedl by prctoriptive right, after IC l-thle lapsj of centories, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENC -l STATE OF THE SIEGE War Department, June 29, 1.30 ?? Panmure has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which has this day reached him The French and English are proceeding with tbeirapproaches against the enemy's works, and are erecting new batteries, to be armed with heavy guns. The enemy continues to repair the damage done during the last attack. ...

... ST. BHELENS.- PoAcuiNG AsrAnV.-At the Town Hall, on Tuesday (before William PlIkington. Esq., chairman, and Z. 81illar, sM ) Naamsarl Shaw, of Warrlngton, butcher, was charged With ?? h poacehing on land belonging to Sir Henry Bold H Ighto iart at Bold. Mr. Marsh attended for the defenie. at' r e.It PieareJ that about three o'clock in the morning of Sunday la,,t 5a gamekeepers who were on ...

... EARLV HAT.-Messre Garnett and Horefall have this week cut some grass, which has been made into hay and housed in fine condition. CHARGE o, ASSAULT AGAINST A SCUOOLMA5TER. -At the Clitheroe police court on Thursday, before J. T. W. Aspinall, }1. A. Littledale, and T. G. Parker, Esqrs, William Mdc.Carthy, i Catholic schoolmaster, was charged by Joseph Windle, son of JohnWindle, chair maker, ...

... I AGAINST THE BALLOT, WtTE] T]RN ANSWEM. , ,. is i~tdp.hism on the Corn Lows.') 14rir r f thte Catechisma on the Corn Lws.') NO. II. r C Ifintted om Iast Saturday.) Vyri voter ought Anuswer.-Every man has a t e had a pub- public duty to perform, in *~rrtl5ee in the every act sith which the pub- (1 oiCliC Oe.-BEth lie is concerned. But ?? ,Qf 1iU3 'r ,Batib the public desires the duty to hbe ...

... , I MAdcHMTER EIA=ft AiND Tims' OFnx, 1 SAIUUDAY, TIsj . h' ' By ELRiOTHIV TRLEGRAiEF.3 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-LAST NIGHT. (CONTrINUE) LIMIT'EaTD LIABILITY IN PA11TNER31Ie. Air. MBALINS replied to the objections of Mr. Glyn. Air. CARDWELL expressed a qualified approval of the bill, . but cautioned the house against hastily legislating upon a subject of such vast importance to the commercial credit ...

... (From a Correspondenkt of the Tisiee.) Nearing Tolboukin from the sea, the low island of Cronstadt, with all its terrors, gradually rises in patchy hummocks, and to the southward singular rocky ex- crescences appear dotted about between it and the main, backed by the tall masts of the liners; these, with the gilt steeple of the church, which sparkles many a mile, are the most prominent objects ...

... FROM PRESTON. To Blacbsurn, Ac ring&M, Bury, and Manchester-6-35 mir. 010.55 morn.; 1-46 4-0 5.10 7-30 mix, *9.0 aftn. On Sundays: -30 morn., 2.15 6-10 *9.3p aftn., all mIx. (*To Accrington only.) |T0o B&aeldn, B-urnley, Colne, Skiptoen, Bradford, tj Leeds..- I6.35 mix, 9-0 10-55 morn.; '1-45 4.0 *S-10 07-30 mix, aftn. On Sundays: *7-30 morn., 2.15 06-10 aftn., ailmix. ('To Caine 'only.) ITo ...