... ; I OVERMND MAIL Advises have ariied from Wonttto September 23rd, rind from Ilo-A HJAPAN Ele~ ~Tvng~ ?? EA gins with the Emperor of apa prvi~edfor a resident minister at Jeddo, and the o~penig pw~ithin about a year, of five several ports. Fwih peethi Eropeaes, with the exception of the minste ?? not allowed to travel in the in- terior. Besides the five ports, the cities of Jeddo and Ossak also ...

... I (Frwm lhe Times.) On Wednesday night, Cardinal Wisneman related his in ?? of his recent visit to Ireland, before a large public assembly convened in the Hanover Square RoOMS, London. The audience was admitted by ticket. at Price varying from 30. 6d. to Is. and the proceeds were to go in aid of the funds of certain poor schools in the metropolis in connection with the Society of St. Vincent ...

... B3orrobubi !Crfles. Since childhood I have been seeing nothing but progress and hearing of nothing but ?? -leaculay. It has been suggested that the tail of the comet is caused by the dust it kicks up in travelling. ' Now, papa, what is humbug ?- It is, replied papa, when ma pretends to be very fond of me, and puts no buttons on my shirts. A joker upon sad facts says that several banks, ...

... I IGHTHI PTH PEBLICII. } TO THE EDITOB OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. thatfhortoldmme t he y the gas inhewts Swa,-Can Ytu nort the tah quarter of t five c ndk in the strapee r p o tihem bthe optate ar every empning, just at the time wr yre v ad e tersnn tho go tosn their work; consequeetly, I should say upards of twenty thousand men, woen stond theiren f ireftwithot any light, and of coue h us grpe ...

... I D ARW E, N. - I AN KDDITIONAL DELiVERY OF LETTERS IN D.RRWEN. -We understand there will be two deliveries of letters for the future, the first after the arrival of the ten rninutes past seven train in the morning, the other after the eight o'clock train night. The evening delivery will, however, only be to parties having boxes. NEWS ROOM AMEETING.-The usual quarterly meeting of the ...

... THE EARL OF CounTowN, while attending a meeting of poor-law guardians of Gorey, on Saturday, was attacked| with apoplexy, and died soon after. FATAL PA.,.-Ofl Friday, at Wilderspool, near War- rington, Peter Jinks, wheelwright, fell from a scaftbld and was killed. He has loft a wife and six children. MANHOOD SUFFRAGE. -The monster meeting in favour of manhood suffrage met on Monday on the ...

... (From thea anchester Examiner and Times.) The system of adulteration is at last illustrated by an E ?? awful calamity. At Bradford 180 persons are struggling edg with the effects of poison, and 17 already lie dea. cheat and a blunderer have done this effective stroke of One business, and done it in such equal proportions that it ]D would be difficult to determine to which of them we are _ to ...

... THE GALES. ORB XT DOSTRUCTION OF SRIPPING. EBlrtlepool, Monday evening.-A vi6lent gale has blown on this coast. A great number of vessels managed to reach the harbour after encountering a rough sea., The brig Hope, of Whitby, arrived at West Hartlepool on Sunday, having on board part of the crew of the fishing- boat Stai, of tie East, of Yarmoutb, which vessel was run on board of by the Hope, ...

... 1 M 0RAL.Chme THE HORBROCKSMMR TO THE EDITR OF THE 1'ESTON CHRONICLE, were Pr S1s,-I thank you for the space gie ?? iem I fear that I have been somewhat trouble- Miller, the rar memorial was a fit and proper thing, Taylor, a rbt ong and jutl uetoeie and religion, I was Charnle' c flred to peirsevero' thDstsatry. The chiefs Gn ateo, T . resultis more ?? L,%,ca~rer in talent, rank, and office, ...

... Tnz A.LTEATIONS IN ST. PETER'S CnusROI.-The the alterations in the body of this church were commenced on Monday last, and the other portions of the work will be t proceeded with with as little delay as possible. When thi the projected alterations are completed, St. Peter's will be th one of the most beautiful churches in the district.B Tim MARQUIS or HARTINGTO, M.P.-During a re- set cent visit ...

... Ilatest Intelligence. [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETiC 'lTELEGRAPH.] London, Friday Evening. THE PRINCz CoNmomT and the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by several general officers, went to Shoe- buryness, near the mouth of the Thames, this morning, to be present at some experiments with Armstrong s breach leading gun. MAJOR LINDSAY, The Gazette notifies that MajorLindsay is authorised, by royal ...

... TV n EARL OF DERBY AT THE LR MAOR'S BANTQUET . duem (Front akeTimes.).a. The grand banquet given by the, Lord Mayor and the lani 'Sheriffs of London to celebrate. their accessioni to office, fore took place in the Gufidhiall, on Tuesday evening; Among' the those present were, the Earl of Derby, the Lord Chancel. tha for, the Earl of Malnmesbury, Lord Colchester, the Earl of the Hardwicke, the ...