... I mt,: - - - _ , , .. I . . .. . . _ This ancient Festival has continued the whole week. On the first day (MoNDrAY) the proceedings commenced with the opening of the Guild Court, in the Grammar School, Cross-street, where the Mayor, Corporation, and Guild Officers attended. The Guild books were opened, and the formal legal business of the Guild duly and solemnly transacted. This important ...

... fisTIC DESTRUGTIONOS 5f DI$TBESSED. . Ig :0- 11 niEDMRO OV 3aMW 21EYWAPhPM TO enV getlemsu once determined 'upon, CI A g ,world tlhntt 811in20a Would live` upon air. .thesprm ucon a favourite horse; but we ~ jet atthe imehis exp atatios were about th need beast gave riP the ghost. I ~ ren; ~ eperimnt is being made In the ?? -dE ~ byrelieving offioors relief coom- or-iaw leti , &c., have ...

... Ace A Ms BETEAY~Bg. '000 --UA ' 'he .seTe ha b ow. i Soied C aptve' ls plumage dyed Atk his 32 i, d twy dao about to b p- P OS 5Impac n mp wableena ~ e Q Onoe b9 ohtevardeffld this Oki -ised i> ~o cmitted. Not since Pibt and- i 'ot dnoe the, ehie i ta seusslpon a es rabb A, aided ~y s 0 able to ~'Crufy ihe FJavleur'b thbe j G ex&p1pt~ti a -ifoiule ?? . Inafltbeeeuimatuwesor 1 {le WoOudin A, ...

... XLAZOI3 .AND WAGES.. TUB DISTREaS DUt 7T' MALUFACTURW I DIBTacIlCTS . At the last meeting of the Ifandion Howies ceammet, ?? arrived, aidreled by lal ?? 'tbe dfetresaeddlstricts to thh Lird MtayorM obminittee, urgfag them d to oninue to dispns r'the t'ublle fund at their dis- v~a through 'the' exisxing' 'oal £ genoles as hereworve, rather than through teP enal rel if ommitee in Man- keieter. ...

... TWO ClHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH. A shocking occurredne lately took place In a bxdck yard In Huti roi, in the borough of Ashton.under Lyne, by which two children have lost their lives. Bad another lies In a moat precarious state, The case Ii rendered, still more melancholy, ?? little doubt the catastrophqewa caused by, the wick. ednesasor mallcousness of a boy six years of age. It seems that Kr. ...

... DEPA16URE Of~' *zihi~t.I O's o a yVftrnroou1 tn 'Qutean!itWlidierty the 2.35 trsin of the SoutEh-wesW in raiway, ter' Malesty wsa acso papad by rie jpior notmbers of the roy~lfimly. ?? lii ,atcioriner: occasiors: aince the death of the ?? 'naocrte her 'Majes:y ,observed he' strictesi privacy, and prqeeedla to the station from the castle thiouh! the siope, ot oeasg the Datoheot-ad from the ...

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... We have given in another column a sketch of the recent military operations in Virginia. The New York papers of the 30th inst. contain the following despatch of General Pope relating to his march from Warrenton to Manassas Junction: August 28.-As soon as I discovered that a large force of the enemy was turning our right towards Manassas, and that the division I had ordered to take post there ...

... Since we last wrote the London General have held an extra- ordinary General Meeting, at which some extraordinary admis- sions were made. The Chairman, with a load of sorrow taken off his back, announced that they had arrived from a state of ex- treme poverty to one of conaideiable affluence. On Wednesday, September 24th, 1862, was the world, for the first time, made aware that this ...

... 1 FIRE AND LOSS OF TWENTY LYVIES. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MQONeyG. A terrible fire broke out this morning in the Brownlow-hill Workhouse, and before it was extinguish-d about twenty lives wvr) lost, and the church adjoining the building was completely destroyed, The fire was first dis- covered by Miss Kennan, the schoolmistress, about a quarter past two a.m., who at once informed Mr. Carr, the ...

... I I (REUrEB'S TELEGRAMS.) ITALY. TURIN, SEPT. 22. The Princes Humbez t and Amadeus will proceed to Genoa to receive Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde. The Italian savans assembled at Sienna have selected Rome as the city in which they will hold their next congress. Nearly all the voting tickets, when drawn from the balloting urn, bore the words, Rome for the capital. Most enthu- ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. a SIR,-Your kind insertion of my former letters d on this subject produced up to Saturday evening 1151. 9s., S since then I have received the following additional subscrip. tions. May I be allowed through your columns to express the best thanks of this committee to those whohave already 4 replied so promptly and generously totheir appeal.-lam,&c, Garibaldi ...