... II TO THE EDITOR O THE ERA. Coming events Cast their shadows before them. Sir,-At the gathering of those Manchester Radical Reformers who, by virtue of their creed, rejoice in the euphemistic designation, and come within the pale of Whole-Rogites, one Dr. Watts was enthusiastically installed the Robin Hood of the craft; and in his inaugursl address he endorses and recommends the practice ...

... PiROsEcuTION or TIE MAYO PRIESTS-The Lord Chief Justice has fixed Tuesday, the 16th of February, for the trial of the Rev. Mr Conway. A defence fund for the priest is strongly recommended by the Roman Catholic journals, and Archbishop M'Hale has already sent the sum of 691. to the ' Freeman's Journal,' to be devoted to the fund. The expenses, however, will after all be limited to the pay- ment ...

... FRAN C E. THE PAnIs CONFERxcrs.-The following is stated in a continental paper to be an accurate account of what took place in the first three sittings of the Paris Conferences :-The first sitting was altogether devoted to the necessary formalities. In the second, the question of the reorganisation of the Danubian Principalities was at once taken up. The discussion was opened by the French ...

... gaikst - I I ? I SATURDAY, MARCH 6. The City of Baltimore has arrived with news from the United States to the 18th inst. The Kansas question ?? the Avis Islands guano affair occupied the Legislature at Washington, in thie' House of Representatives the special Kansas Corfimittee 'had adopted a' resolution instructing the chairman to procure from the State flepirtment the census and iegistiy of ...

... Letters from various correspondents speak of the disturbed state of Canton. Continual outrages are committed on Europeans, and threatening proclamations by the braves have induced a general desertion by the native servants in the employ of the English an d French. A document entitled ' An exposition of rules and regu- lations for the detection and punishment of traitors,' had caused great ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON TH1IE TRtENT I Valley Railway. A frightful accident happened on Monday to an express train on the Treat Valley line of the London and North-Western Railway, and resulted in the immediate death of three persons, and the more or less severe injury of a large number of others. The accident was caused by the engine striking a blllock, or cow, that had strayed on to the line, and ...

... TlES VICTORIA CROSS. (From the Londzon Gazette of June 4.) WAR-OFFICE, JuNE . The Queen has been graciously pleased to signiiy her iateati o to confer the Decoration of the Victoria Cross on tile urderrmeo tioned officers and non.commissioned officers oa her Mejesty's Army, who have been recommended to her Majesty for that Decoaeisli in accordance with the rules laid down in her Majesty's ...

... Some philosophers have started the theory that all beings are merely links in one chain, and that there are points of contact between the human and the angelic on the one band, and oel the other hand striking resemblances betweer humanity and the brute creation. It must be confessed some ingenuity has been shown in tracing the identity in the latter department. There are men who seem to form ...

... BELFAST. Mr. Cairns was elected yesterday (Friday) without opposition. BRIDGNORTH. On Wednesday, Mr. Henry Whitmore, one of the members for this borough, appointed a Lord of the Treasury, was re-elected without Opposition. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Mr. Walpole, one of her Majesty's Secretaries of State, was on Thursday re-elected to represent the University oi Cambfidge. The proceedings were of a ...

... TRHE COURSE GF LIQUIDATION. I-an Il 1I]Al_ r-ppy tile Oebtor who call pay, anud the creditor who can obtain, 20s. in thle POu011 upon his transactions. That simple law of value in coin for consideration in kind saves a deal of trouble, annoyance, and expense to both parties in mercantile dealings. It seems the ?? law of debt and credit, and when observed all goes smooth andhappy. No dread of ...

... F P E Ii M A 8 0 B Y. MIleetings for Next Week. Monday, August 30th.-Lodge, Pythagorean (No. 91), Globe Hotel Greenwich. Wedneeday, September let. Grand Lodge. at Eight. Lodge, Weet- minater and ?? (No. lO), Freemaeons' Tavern. Thureday.-Lodge, Yarborough (No. 812), George Hotel, Commsaoial. Saturday.-General Committee Boye' School, BRTrew LonoE (No. 8.)-A Ledge of Emergency wae holrjen at the ...

... VICTORY NEAR LUCKNOW. - DEATH OF THE MOULVIE. - GREAT RECOVERY OF TREASURE. The following telegram was received at the Foreign.office, from Acting Consul-General Green, on Wednesday Alexandria, July 23. The steamer Bombay arrived at Suez from Bombay this morning. The following intelligence from the ' Bombay Standard' of July 3, three p.m., has reached this by telegraph:- Sir Hugh Rose reached ...