... =-E4-COND EDITIONS ?? ~~ ?? - = =. o F EWEEKLY TimEs OFPIC SaturdayIV,Nine .at. MORNINV EXPRESS [By TELE61ZAP1; THE GERMAN QUESTION ! withe Timf says: Nothing new transpired yesterday SeemsQ3 to ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MA&NCHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1866, TOPICS The Queen has displayed in an unusual degree the combined delicacy and warmath of feeling which is the charm of her character, in the grateful epistle which her woman's heart has prompted her to write to Mr. GEORGE PEABODY. No other man, be he prince or commoner, has done so much for the poor of Ldon as the wealthy American banker, ...

... ABDUCTION BY A LONDON MERCEANT. ' -. .. At the Thames Piol T e Couro'ikThursday week, Christian Olifier, a pickle iie'rckant, 'of-Crispin~street, Spitalfields, I and Tredegar ?? , Bow, aged '65, and E1en Houghton, 34, were brought ~np-&relnand, -before Mr. Paget, charged .with the abduction of Ellz4hethToUey, a girl under 16 years of age.-lIr. Chas. Yonig, who 'prosecuted, said the young lady ...

... I COBDEN MIkMORIAL SCOMOLS, OPENMSAWN. . Ogn Saturdsy afternooni, the interesting ceremony of aying the founidation stone of the Cobden Memorial Schools, Opanshdvs, 'was perforimed by ?? J. 1. Cross. Iield. The schools are situate in the midst of a populous neigh4our+bpod, 9onsisting principally of the. 7iqrking isses, and there is no doubt that their influence. for -'0oodtWill he largely felt ...

... r AMIICA. (FRaOM OUr OWN OORRESPOibs 'g (B t the Aughala m, vi Roche's Pak k) NEw YOR:, Apmswr it. President Johnson, in a proclamatton dat 4pril 2nd declares the insurrection in the Southern States at ;n end. Tho Republijc5 have carried Connecticut elee. ?? by almost 900 majority. The statement of Secretary M'Culloch for Mscn shows & decreaae of six millions in the public daebt. GERWANY. THE ...

... TUB CAPTIVES IN THE SOMALI COUNTrlY. A. painful interest has lately been exoited by the pub. lication of narratives which warrant a belief that a nimber of Englishmen have been for more than ten years past, and probably come of them still are, held as captives by the barbarous native tribes of Eastern Africa, whose cruelty and treachery were exemplified in the murder of the Belgian traveller, ...

... THEg OPOSSUM GUNBOAT AMO.NG THE PIRA'AES.I The Hongkong Daiy Press of February 19th describes a. recentearuise of Her Tajesty's ship Opossum among.the pirates in the Chinese seas, which, .it says, had been attended with very brilliant results':- Lieutenant St. John, her commander, has in one week captured 16 junks, 40. prisoners, 53 guns; has barnt a pirate village; and liberated 27 captives-a ...

... IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT [BY TLGniXH HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock, when the roy I assent was given by comamission to the county Cos the Cattle, 1X., Contagious D~iseases Bill, and the u. chester RToyal Exchange Bill The Esazt India Mlilitary, &c., Fe~nds Transfer Billya through committe . SoAt FISHERIES, The Marquis of CLANRICARDE called attention to ifs9 ?? of the ...

... ITHE MASSACRE OF. PROTESTANTS A'TBARLTT. I Signor Gaetano Glannini, the Protestant minister vwho 'was compelled to fly from Barletta, has addressed a lo a letter to the evangelical journal Echo of Trvuth. After t giving particulars of his own escape, he proceods as follows: t When the master of my house had seen me safe, he t went down and found his wife wounded in the forehead. s With her ...

... ELECTORAL STATMTICS. Several additional returns were published on Thursday mornrng. From a return (moved for by Mr. Darby Orifflthae it appears that the total number of voters in English and Welsh boroughs where there were contests at the lat general election was 366,728. Of these, 99,068 were of the worling claeses, and 267,660 of all other classes collectively. From the second return (movod ...

... __ I yokohania, dated lmarch' ,~ ganrounces, that the T~ipne' igovernmeont bad ?? eiinote treaties made-with ]Huopeu' powers.f Sreverlcasest of,'4 aw advantageous, Inaturc, forl Prieigui commerce Nyill, . cc mon eneth ro e'jutothos ?? o~ . WdOOD (Sa60,et.Loej coeqee ftesae'f yoring'houno, a ?? Dre~y direbtion, brit,'th keprspeee ! ef~tiig. %animal at a mon~e ffe t)e~treg~na~w a as! about ...

... ,- ' .C AX. .! of ' ' ; WW of Oldhama and ?? silp Mwa ~m isr~~e foI:~ nny ?? BFWIRAGOXD SCHOOL BAZAAt.-The b~~zjariu t ~tb no MenorlHall closed au S ?? on Mon ay, by Mr. Herford;onh6 g~h delt rs Old Road. On 'Sunday, *ith her hnsdij i5 the ieased went. out for a drive, in,&wa~oael erte t Imp~sa~ry, in, liapel-stre~t, a fhj;refel'ad they'were thrown out. 'Mrs.iia i.# t de i it the Dispenlsary ...