... eFOREIN I aI E. - ?? IFOREIGoN INTELLIlGENCE. FRANCE. PAnse, TUESDAYI EVENINo-It is wbisperedin g0oers- W; msent circles that the following- scheme for anlevelstsial settlement of the Eastern question is seriously under con- In eideration. The ctessiont of the Crimeat by Russia to be snise a fifth point,-the Crimea, to be, restored to Turkey et as a compensation for the Principalities, which ...

... if THE tREGISTRATIMNS 5. A ?? forthcomlag general election will practically corn- imence on the 20th instant, that being the last day for 64 gtaking'the necessary step to obtain and secure the elective ti a franichise) both incuties and boroughs. Attention, 0therefore, to tho following, is indispensable to those who f dcsire to vote at the next election.I a BonoUGU5.-O51 or before the 20th ...

... M] E ?? 4-- ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF . ENGLAND. ?? I- L0 VUtLJ.N AJ. rti- The seventeenth annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Sth I ciety of England vas inaugurated at Carlisle oln Thursday, the the 19th Instant, and the proceedings occupied a week. There was 1, 80 ass excollent exhibition of live stock, The entries, including .1 to cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs, were 808 in nusber ...

... as . JA I. ±11 iJ J (Y.± UL. 50 de i- J C., CRICKET.-On Saturday last, a match was played be- ti - tween the Everton and Aigburth clubs, on the ground, u at Aigburth road. Aigburth score-first innings, 21; second gi for innings, 37; total, 58. Everton-frst innings, 83. The p IcY Everton winning by one innings and 25 runs. of M. Commissious signed by the lord-lientenant of the County ai - ...

... {rkl-, oh. tIr;^, s I ie ?? I,, ?? ?? ~d (Fron the Timel.) t We have got a new ally-not Austria, not Prussia, no, i nor the Shah of Persia, nor the King of Sweden, but still d a veritable ally, who receives us with open arms, and has entered into the most amicable relations possible with us. LtThere is no hope, we fear, of making him available for it the purposes of the present war, in which ...

... *, r' t eejUY7 k, BUCKI NGHAI' PALACE, SATrutDAY,JuY . a's CHAPTFlS 0' THE OttaEilIt OF THE BA-TH. .8 Her Majesty appointed to hold this day en investiture of ofthe order of the Bath, for theproeo cof srn the honou ~e, of this ordler of knighthood UPOnI a number of officersis h eaartfikly aid hymreenty returnmed from the Crimea, for their The knlights of thle first-class of rthe Bath, or ...

... 'gorcip art colonial Miocctlan,?I. ?? ?? ?? -11.- ?? ?? ,ts ?? - ?? STATISTICAL CONGIIESS.-A statistical congress is to be the 1( le- held at Paris in the beginning of September. alhur on Go\EEcn.-A letter from Athens, of the 7th, says: The Yaid, so treaty of qommnerce between Greece and Turkey has just been an ea ur adopted unanuiouisly by the Senate and the Charaber of abou ler Deputies.' ...

... MANCHESTES CITY COUNCIL A special meeting of the city council was held in the council hoechamber, Town Hall, on Wednesday; Benijamin Nchouls, Esq. .the The&WT 52-CLERIt read theminutnes of the precedingmlecting, ti Aon, and also those of the proceedings of the various committees. p ern- TOWNelSHI VALUATIONS. la tent Returns were presented by the overseers of the townships p I be Of ...

... WTli`t RIGHT1 OF THlE NYOUIriNG MAN. To M/e Edilor qf 11je eilanch'ester Examiner and 7Zmes. Sir,-I knowv rot wiho wa thle iflvontor of the phrase the Ol bitter observanca of thle Sabbath, but the joke, be it good t`i or. bad, or bitter' NOi, has been accepted try mrany as an tC answer to all rrr'url'lits i1n favour of thle Sundiay's Lerseation I of work vliLiter' for reli 2ious observance ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. The usual monthly meeting of the town council was held to'day-J. A. TOWsin Esq., mayor, in the chair. FINANCE COMM1ITTEE. The proceedings of the financo committee included various b arrangement~s made in the department of the vlerks to the magisteates. consequent on the dismissal of Mr. Jacob Walter. It was recommended that Mr. T. Mi. Andertoin succeed to the c situation ...

... I v o v v v sv v v w m ?? - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. n- FRIDAY, JuLY 6. id id The second reading of the Religious Worship (No. 2) in Bill was moved by the Earl of DERBY, who explained the roe hangs whioh the measure, originally introduced by Lord ig haftesbury, had undergone in the select committee. Df The Earl of SHIAFTESBURY commented at much length d upon the alterations that had been effected ...

... | THF: BURIAL BOARD.-VESTRY MEETING.| Yesterday forenoon, at ten o'clock, a vestry meeting was held in the Assembly Room, Heaton-street, for the election of three members of the Burial Board, in place of the rev. the Vicar, Ur. H. B. Hollinshead, and Mr. T. Olough. There were about fifty persons present. The Rev. Dr. Rushton, the vicar presided. In opening the proceedings the chairman said the ...