... GBAND BANQUET TO THE OAPTAIN AND OFIE OF THE UNTE Dr. STATEB FRI[GATE NYAGADA.. coull On Saturday evening, the members of the American Di Chamber of Commerce entertained Captain Hudson and said- the officers of the Niagara (which lies in the Sloyne re- the ceiving on board her portion of the great Atlantic sub- suce marine cable) to a banquet of 'the most ?? desorip. the tien, at the Adeipbi ...

... ,- L- -- -- ?? Un -to COURT, &s. Jit THS QU710e8 WBIrT To ALDURnuOTT.-',Her Maijesty tu the rine Cnsis, te Pino RosI,&o., accoUIpAnlswJ hi by-he oya i~tor, ad atened ya numerous ssilte lat ?? Pailace on Tharsday Afternoon iv te 4t ts. royal carriages and four, escortedl by a detachment ap of lihe 11th Huitsars, for the Nine Elms Station3, and thence be, arcceeded by ?? train to Faraboroughi, ...

... THE' CHRONICLE.: PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1857. II -- - IND AN 11AiRS. News of an alarming character reached England from ' India last Saturday. Whole regiments have mutiniedt English officers have been murdered, European inhabitants put to the sword, and a king proclaimed by the insurgents in Delhi. 'Means have' been taken by the' government to check this insubordination, and probably thfe ...

... [BY BRITtIn AND IRISM MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] ?? ) - Londob, Frida; Eveniog. GLASGOW POISONING CASE. Edinhurgh, Friday.-Tbe examination of witnesses for the prosecution was resumed thi morning, at 'ten o'clock. Tbe trisl is not expected to terminate until Monday ni Tuesday next. FRANCE. Paris, Thursday Eveuing.. -.Tho Count de Montalembert bas decired; being'put in nominatlon for Angers at the ...

... 0OURT11 &a. t' The Court still, remains 4 Osborne. The Prince, B Consort returned from Brussel6 on Tuesday, landing at aB Osborne. He took rai to Plymouth, where her Majesty's h raht Fairy had come over from Osborne with her ,- ?? and family on board to meet him. .r The Queen has appointed Miss Horatio Charlotte Stop- .o i, 'ford to be one of the maids of honour in ordinary to her 51 It Mn ...

... THE JAIVERPOOL. ERmURY. . FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1857. ?? POPVLI LBX surUMA. 8UMMARtY. The adjourned debate on the second reading for of the Superannuation Bill (brought forwlard by can Lord Xaaa) was resumed in the House Of COnM- oft mons on Wednesday, land the, measure received -Am the supoort of Mr. Dlraeli.. it was, however~, uni strongly -.opposed by the Chancellor of the 'pa Exchequer as ...

... , : - - - - -- - - - - - ies HOUSE OF asDS MONDAY, Juny IS. oad The house met at four o'clock. lal aer ROYAL COMBUSSrOi. tic Uff Tke Speaker of the Coulmona having appeared at the b 3a bar, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Harrowby, and Lordi th iloo Campbell, royal commissioners, gave the Queen's assenit the to the following bills :-Turnpike Trusts Arrangements, led Hanley Borough ...

... by was Y. The weekly meeting of thin body was held yesterda. mt Present-Messrs. Turner (chairman), Rankin, Palmer, the ,S Robinson, Brocklebauk, Hialhead, Chaloner, Rounthwalte, of I r Holme, Holden, Clint, Habback, Lockett, and Idondall. rocc A tender of Messrs. Jones and Jump, for lengthening Witl St the shed on the east quay of the Clarence hallttide dock, Vea] n for aeum of £344, was ...

... W& ?? MJAY&VUrL WAUPMULMu 01. MtL.,- !- ,- - -- -, .1 w . .. Den . ate There is no accounting for the aberrations of genius. It is common to see a man who might on make his fortune in one line exhibit a perverse the leaning towards another for which, except in his l a a own imagination, he does not possess the smallest i DO. aptitude. We all know what a taselawyers' 4 Ten olerks have for ...

... MR. THAOKEKAY AT OXFORD. 1W- tlee at, A sharp contest is expected for Oxford, the rival can- tunot didates being Lord Mouck, the Government nominee, and to Mr. W. M. Thackeray, the novelist, who is supported by any the friends of Mr. Neate, the unseated member. Mr. inb ?? was introduced to a large meeting on Friday in E evening by Mr. Neate, and, judging from the reception he met with, it is ...

... ?? ? t FIRE-pROOP LADIEs' DRESSES. -Within a very E short time two young ladies have been burnt to death, owing h to their light muslin dresses catching fire from a lucifer match-one in London, the other at Colchester. It ought to Ebe generally known that all ladies' light dresses may be made a fireproof at a mere nominal cost, by steeping them, or the Ilinen or cotton used in making them, in ...

... ORDER!' In thb.course of the proceedings at the Board of Gtraldians, on Tuesday last, there arose a question respecting the way iu'which the discussionsphould be conducted y and, asitisof importance that the rules for the regulation of public meetings should be'understood, and not left to the caprice of indi- vidual chairmen, we may be excused for referring to the matter. It may probably ...