... COR iRESPONDEINCE. THlE TRADES' PROCESSION. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. S~ic-Looiugoverthe uil Recrdsof 1822, 1 find each trece pblihedthe ame ofthoe wh dieh1~edthe duties of he lile o waden bt dd nt d soin .hope they wil in 1812,for it is ineresting to on vr ol hoiles, and Aug. 28, 18I2~ A CARPE NTER. SHOP ASSISTANTS AND THE GUILD. TO TiII; EDITOR OF THlE PRESTON CHRONIOLE. Sia,-I ...

... CHO[RLEY.I RELcr1 FUND.-The distributions in connection with this fund this week are as follows: Brcad, 3,911 lbs.; meal, 3,120lbs. ; collee, dfljlbs. TIIE GUILD.-On account of tho celebration of Preston Guild, there will ho no petty sessions at (Oborley, on Tuesday noxt BOARD O GUARDIANs.-The weekly meeting of this Board was hold on Tuesday; Mr. Eccles in the chair. The books showed the ...

... WIRRAL ANNUAL LICENSING SESSIOINS. The annual licensing e-.slons for the hundred of Wirral vicre held yesterday, at the County hail, Abbey-strEet, the magistrates upon the b~uos being the Elon, Sir idward Cust (halirman), W. Jaolkion, lAP., 11, Bryants, R. Barton, H. Segar, J. B. Case, B. Derbyshire, J. Torr, W. luman, Congreve, D. Graham, the Ilev M. h (oxon, and Captain Glegg. There 2d ...

... LREUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF TWEI BOHEMIAN. IMpOiATANT MILITARY NEWS LONDONDT'JRRy, TauIoSDAY MOORNING. The Montreal Steamship Company's sorew steamer Bobemiar, from Quebeo on the 16th Instant, has arrived. She tounched at Cape Race on the 19ttih The stesauer3 Jura and Anglo-Saxon had arrived ° ut. Nxw.LV YoRsK, AUGUST 16, MORNING. MClellan's army Is supposed to have retired from ...

... - I AMERICA. The Ae d PPrc Correspondont at FortrSI Monrre t° states some curious particulars of the reeeot affair atit Afalrn Hills. After taking poseeealon On Tuesday. all b tho generals of the Urmy weit up to examine the position h Ge8esl M'Olellan sent baok for the groaeX aurd thuo v army, but the messenger, took the wrong roae and thus dolsyed eo long that thetroops did not t0 until lato ...

... APPLICATIONS FOR NEW SPIRIT LTCENSES. I WednesdnY last was the annual liconsing session, and on that day the following applications for new licenses were heard at the police court, before Messrs. G. Bid- greaves, E. Hollins, and R. Pedder :-'James Snelhan, the Wellington Inn, Flotcher's-road and Young-street; David Elston Rigby, the Palace Inn, 6, Grimshav-strset; *John Collison, the Anchor's ...

... The Sinigapocre Free Preis of July 17 oontains the following account of recent piratical proceedings off Borneo :- On the 13th ultimo, the Sarawak gunboat Badger arrived off Mrika, on her way from Bintula to Sarawak, and shortly after she had anchored heavyfiring was heard In the direction of Oya, which'it was subsequently ascertained pro. ceeded from two Lanun praline attacking an Oya boat. ...

... I I The following is the address of the Roman National Committee:- Romans! the King of Italy has spoken. He has esserted his right to demand of Europe full jastlie for the nation. He hna promised that when the hour for the acccmpllshment of the great work shall have arrived his voice shall again be heard among us, Let us trust to his word. When the Brt soldier of Italy speaks of delay we ...

... Second Eiin THE COLINE MURDERER. The Lancaster Guardian of this morning ?? the last hours of this unhappy man draw dear, his mind has become more open to the soothing consolations of re- ligion, and his demeanour more befitting the terrible posi- tion in which he is placed. Although he awaits his fate with firmness, he has manifested no unseemly bravado, bat on the contrary pays great ...

... THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER RIFLE ' ASSOCIATION. i MUIITING AT ALTOAI. The soopnd annual meeting of the County of Lancaster Mhi Association commenced on Monday, at Altear rifle range, on the Liverpool and Southpcrt Railway. The con- test wrill eloso with a night review to-day. About £80 offered In prizov.-250 Aissociation Purse, for Volunteers, at aggregate 5Coor, Lieutenant £,50,igon t Rgrmentes ...

... I SECOND EDITION . WnxLT Tca s Omcr, Setugay, Nine aX. moiRNING EXPRESS, ?? RIecirie anda Mfag;oi Tdvgreph*, FRANC. A Fari letter says: It is believed that tutbelinperer' return he urged Victor Emmanuel to haste at ono t hapeI and mech at the head of his own form e algnst Garindi. A peremptor.refunlhabeenthereply. The Pario correspondent of the Citteo writing on the 29tb, says the Emperor ...

... Thursday was'a gala day at Melbourne, near Derby, the ocoasion being the visit of Lord and Lady Pal- ?? Gooch,of MelbourneHaU. Lady Paimeraton Is the owner of the Melbourne estates, Including the fine old baronial hall now oconpled by Colonel Gooh, and her ladyship takes great interest In the welfare of the town. As soon as it became known that Lord and Lady Paimerston would spend a few days ...