... A -T F R~tAILWAY TRAFFIC. - - will Namo of Railway. This Olame 31Mf-yT's i_'cme 11111c but I l Welym ka 185'. Total.- 1857. open. for Bedlale and Loyburn ?? 10 70 =27 236 ,10 yourj Belfast and Balitn.. 1172 1067 21370 2761 05 1 12'hewl, L., & Cheshire ..2107 2712 00274 625jO 33 1 Blristol ana Exeter. 151M3 5272 130101 '1351-75 fit caw unladouian ?? 13152 217807 212245 158i pepl Chester and 2 ...

... V. i-4. 1,n +.l-n Mz A; -A- 4- IL at St or h'O b- so lie at is. V! ne to 'in ~er ed to at As of ss be ,u- Ily lie ng n.j ,in ;cc' e ; ed he 'ce !o, ?? oh dy tle nt Its ics ml- ch lie iy. its or Ip- .cy ig- ily )In we 1i- ilic to lihe .in 'to Ind tlie- rly rdl osb rds sur of to )00 )00 eas ?? the the ;eet loil ont ent ate ,ase Lin vay in. dve the ilnt any ant ipso ar- so 'gtl, glr, Ltd, rnd .ad ...

... It I - it FRANCE. ti -y At it PARIS, SATIIRDAY.-A financial operation of l some importance to English holderalof Frraih fun s I- is under'deliberation by the executive in this -e country. The buoyancyoyf thhee stocksleessuggested iz te tothe mouaneya f minister thceentxpeidnitenctyh of converting NV tote foradahlpecntittre per 'cent. a conso, the ormor redeemed at par, end the latter fc ...

... AMIALGAMATION OF POWER-LOOM WEAVERS' ASSOCIATIONS. Ameetn of the Preston power-loom weavers was held Abral on Wednesd1y evening last, in the large reamof the Cross simo K~eys public-house, M9arket-place, in pursuance of a Wilffi ~raadwhich stated that II'the Committee of the Preston at Prest n'we-oo Weavers' Association, seeing the defeliceless Mobsir state of its members while they remain ...

... IMPROVEMENT COMMISSTONER' MEETING. A meeting of the Chorley Improvement Commissioners took- place at the Town Hall on Thursday last, when there were present-Mr. Richard Smethurat, chairman ; Messrs. Lightoller, Lawrence, Haolt, Hodgkinson, Brown, Pierce, El~iott, James Whitfield, Waring, Cliffe, Pearson, Mang- nail, Morris, Anderton, and Jackson, The proceedings of the last monthly meeting of ...

... Latest Intelligenee. FRANCE. TRIAL AND SENTENCE OF M. DE MONTALEMBERT. 4 Paris, Wednesday ?? case of M. de Montalem- bert was tried to-day, at the Correctional Police. Pro- ceedings commenced at twelve o'clock precisely. The f pleading lasted till half-past six. The Tribunal was one hour considering the verdict. The sitting was resumed at halfpast seven. The verdict sentences Mi. do ...

... LATES NEWS;~ ead iloaicoaircles~ The' 'ngb~4se t th te ith. Russianc amasadr, and a- eal~teue1'a ie taa held, to talie ito 'coinideratiin the'relations of the. the. re but: Ionians AanjdIsaud Greeks 'wi%-h ?? appes A of the continen~t; -The Gr.3eks who live 'beyond mnoat wh;:the atmosphere of 'the oq di h loulans are queni ,xt t far better off ?? Arualei 'in Continental . -wit reates~ ...

... THE ESTATE OF THE LATE t MESSRS. HOLMES. s (From Mona's Herald.) I Nos It ~~(From Montz's Heraldr.) J. R. ?? Tuesday, a meeting of depositors and creditors yous %I of Holmes's estate was held in St. George's Hall, X., ~fDouglas, to receive a statement from their committee Frede ii of the pre-ent position of the estate, and of the pro- Palcy r. ceedinigs adopted. Captain Murray presided, and ...

... TNP u?- _- - r[AX FORGER; AND EMBEZZLEMENT CASES. - AU;AMINON OF JOHN POLLARD.-OU Wednes- ?? was again brought up, when Mr. Hilton 1n Houghton, coal master, who, in December, lhased two half shares from Mr. Pollard in the ion Benefit Building Society. Witness also her shares in the same society. The transfer ?? signed by witness and John Pollard. Saw .Of James W. Grime signed above where he ...

... ?- ethnic - ?? ?, I ? I ?? (? II ?? .- ? 11.1 . - - I q ?? , , .7 .PW t, T NrU R PBICIS LENOES ~Onwecfl ?? day at specl sd§ssieisheld 'for the PrPOre at h ~~ of To~ 'Hall,, -th Duke of Lacaster, Bast a~ts~t 'ws tiranifgric frinm Emima Jisse to Isabella, ii.k H-; p and, the Lamhi anid Standard, O.hapel-stroo'; froml Jamaes~i RoncR T'ARAILWAY: STAm61T.-At.the al ~City Police Vourt, on ...

... l - ?? ?? _, s _ ?? ._ Nr~ - l - - - ,. ?? the TREFORM; IN PAINTINGS. Oh dy. TO 'Tr1'E EDiTORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. m51i Gentlemes--In thsese day3s of rof'orin 4nd activity di1 ;up and down, I am surprised to e .one little reform de escape the notice of the progressionists. I mean in ge: t: the selection of paintinga, considered in reference to is public morals, at our. exhibitions. In ...

... .1 DaEuRicys.-The capabilities of the new vessels known as floating derricks have just been severely tested. On Tuesday, one of the smallest of these novel craft raised a brig of 176 tons, with a quantity of granite weighing 300 tons, from the bed of the Thames, and safely deposited the wreck and cargo on a bank of that famous river. ST. PAUL'S CAT}IEDRAL. -The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's ...