... Ts B 1t kP -aO O K io nU 'Comms of-t pyeal8O M.% rteviel Instltte VAt the gomplo, eld 6-W41-od8U of -6experients. in Wh~e, ~hikng adethe~r -from the rooms pass *eOes Plamoesf pe4 iof -holes, he ~r ?? e repeated 6 -ete erleie otshatthvai muad he gay, tl kthe walhlU ~Olelnd thb rhshe ofthe 'oh Of ?? 3 eely ?? erilg 'thesmel defcalldone of $iseeisrasoi To biv htte veh as er o mixeddust hichedwar ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... [A mark (4) is attached to the Events discussed or more fully nar- rated in this week's Ex>sixEe.z AMERICA: F OREIGN. Sept. 4.-A Richmond despatch calls on the Confederate Congress to jextend the most vigorous measures for executing the Conscription Act, so as to call in the field immediately all able-bodied men between eighteen and forty-five years of age, to enable them to at once push their ...

... THE ACCIDENT AT MONKWEABMOUTH I COLLIERY.I The following additional particulars of this mne- lancholy accident are from yesterday's A'oerastle C'hrnicile: The well-known Pemberton's Pit-as it was once called-st Monkwvealimouth, Suederland, is now the sceee of another serious calamity, involving, unhappily the sacri- flie of five lives, and the present loss of emlymn to hundreds of Survivors. ...

... (Rnoe OuR SPEcIAL CcORMEPOSDWT.) MANCHESTER, Sex. 22. e My first object will be to attempt to define, as n accurately as I can, the way in which this distress ti has fallen upon the working classes, as a necessary I preliminary to the description and discussion of w methods of relief. In so doing, I shall have to enter upon minute details of manufacturing life, k which to some of your readers ...

... I SCINDE BAILVA Y. I The following is the report which is to be sub. nlitted to the proprietors at the thirteenth half-yearly gene- ral meeting of the company, to beheld on Thursday next: In March last it was reported that every exertion had been made for accommodating traffic, by providing addi- tional rolling stock aud adequate stations-that the em- bankment of the line had been breached ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Tns EVENING, LUELINE. Miss Sara Debson, MiSs ThiltwaD, uud Mdadamo Llhuu Baxter dessrs. Sautley, B.. Corr, Patey, L~yall, nd George perreni.-Conductol, Mv, Alfred Mellon.- Cornnmece at S. DRIUYt-lANE. THIS TEvDSnO, THE YANKEE LEGACY.-THE RELIEF OF lIOCKNOW. Mrs. Dion Bloucieault, Tladmam Celesto, and Mrs. Jordaun Messrs. Dios Bouelcault, Atkins, Swviuborne, H. Van- donholf, aud ...

... THE LAN-GCASHIRE CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. I A lilcetiug, of the general committee of this f und was held yesteidoy morning- in the mayor's paurlosir, in the 31auchester Town-ball. The MAYOR (Mr. T. Goadsly) pre- sided, and thero were present the Earl of Sefron, Sir J. P. I~av Shuttleworilh, Lord Egerton of Tatton, Mr. H. B. yirna]1, Lord Edward Howard, Colonel Wilson Patteni, yiP., the Earl of ...