... THLE PRESTOI GUD. | ?? , I. I ANNUAL DINNER s THED ]ROYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE te AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. t SPEEOH OF THE EARL OF DERBY cl Yesterday, Preston was more thronged than ever. of The town was literally crammed with strangers, and In the day's prooeedlngo were of the most enthusiastic character. In the morning the show ground of the Royal w North Lanosahire Agricultural Association was tl ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE to Our best photographic artists are not now content s wlth xmerely producing excellent likenesses, but put ea ?? aitters in positions and oombinatlons, and sur- 3p, round them with accessories, whioh produce pictures of a striking and pleasing character. Mr. Keest hes been ?? some of these ploture-portralit, and one of the most beantiful and effective we have yet EFen is ...

... THlE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA, I (From the Special Correspondent of the Time*.) NEW YORt, AUGUST 25. The Northern people are naver tired of asserting that their generals and armies have ?? on the war with forbearance and humanity; that they never in the worst paroxysms of the strife forgot that they were a civilised and a Christian people; and that they preferred In the conduct of hostilities to ...

... sscE -I TZ lo- Q U S S = x9 . bt LATI]ST TGND l'T~LEGR~wii] EC NE WS. LI1I!U 2La'P'S 'TEL'iG.RAMSi.l PARIS, Srnr. 7. jhe Monaiteur of ti3s mororing announoes that the jetr, al la Grrondce has ?? lved a seeond warniug for ri sricle npon the defer5 of Garibaldi, suppor'- aO z, ?? passions, red fiosulting both to the i.epi 'd G verntuent and i, Goverument which is tco frirni of France. Pxi..-U ...

... VV IND AIND WEATHER REPOW. I I i SATUR1DAY EVnNIN( -1Birminghaw, Brighton, and Liverpool, N.W., Whitehaven, N.N. W., loly. head, V., Hull, S., Boston and Dublin, SW., Sht-| heid, ?? Loweitoft. oahl, Portsnoulb, iE, ligh2t brEczv, Glassgow, London, Newcastle, Ply- moulh, and Wolvcrton -all fine; dIfIburgb, fins, wurm; Bristol, S., dull; Cardiff, W., overcasb; N ysnrl, W,, Falmonuh, ?? Yarnioush ...

... I GENERAL ORDINATIONS. YORK. On Sunday morning the Archbishop of York beld ae general ordination at Blitopethorpe, when the following were admitted Into holy orders, via.:- DBAcoXA-A. Bellamy, of the University of London ; J. H. Clarke, of Cambridge; W. Folton, of St. Aidan's Col- lege, Blrkenhead; F. Freeman. of Durham; P. F. Gorat, of Cambridge; R. W. Kirkland, of St. Aidan', Blirken. bead; ...

... It appears surprising to be told that during thelast ten years we have coined more than twice as many sovereigns as we have coined shillings, that we have coined nearly as many half-sovefeigns as forlas, and that among our small slilver coinage we may reckon not Oily sixpences, fourpenoes, and threepenoes, but even groats, twopenceg, and pence, In the same material. Suob Is the revelation ...

... IF I TURIN, AUG, 29. Blcdotti Garibaldi, the general's younger son, is btre In Turin, seeking permission to go and join his father. The facts of the day are so exceptlonal, and this whole movement Is so anomalous, that no one to surprised at the request of the son (though he is weak and siokly), or at the courteous manner in which the Government refuses It, or at the anxiety of the young manec ...

... ;57XLECT.RIO kMV INTL RA'r1OeNAL TsL~coRArII. Owzuuis. TELJPLR BuiutlGffi, NDW SWI~lZT. xymum~ts T.RMO-AMS. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OFf TiJ1E SCOTIA. Th~e 'royal Mallil steamecr Scotin has arrived, with 14~w Vork t-1.ic's to thce 27th tilt-, (per S ctia, Via Rloches Point.) NEWV YORUI, ArcOcST 26, Evening. The Federyal General R3osenerann piroceeded wvith -iO,00 i() n tiwards Jateesto en, Missouri, ...

... L AE ~ST N BW .. ?? tal, r; mlot AND AINT14WtIO;VNAh 'tLKt55LAPU. Onblmit,~, Txmvix.I liUflOritiS. ThLDW STR~IM. ?? ELrqRAMS1. IMP0O1 R.1A NTV Ff1AM A ME RIC.A. MTjrp'Ji - Ot1 iA W-~ERS FERRY 1 V ILE (IONl?EDERATES., CiAPTURE~ 'OF f(MhI MP1,9SNERS AND ]VME1'fNE STORES. ThE TUTTLEd OlP TUE 17rii1. IEW VYOI.RK, SsmI-ncAimmi 18 (Ibir Agla). it, P.eiatect lim-s, Wdashington do~patcth Of thsl17th, ...

... ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETI\h. GRANTING OF SPIRIT AND MUSIC L'CEN'SES. The adjourned meeting for the announcenies: oa ri decision of the Magistrates with regard to the aipiaas)N for spirit and music licenses, which were reneml lt visitation by the Magistrates at the meeting ork thtp'e ultimo, was held at the Public Office yesterdl.y. It -- announced that the decision of the Bench woldl be gi-: ...

... I Mr. Serjeant Shee addressed an assemblage of four or five thousand persons from the balcony of the Town Hall, Burslern, on Tuesday evening. The subjects chiefly touched upon were Church rates and the American ques- tion. In reference to Church rates he said, when he was in Parliament he did not vote on that question,. for he was reluctant on the one hand to give money to those whose conduct ...