... THE TRIUMPH OF THE GOVERNAE-ENT - . AK - fr. In the remarks which we offered last week on ilr1 Coleridge's Instruction and the subsequent PI' ceedings upon going into Committee on the RIetti Bill, we anticipated the division that took place at 5; early hour on Saturday morning. Writing before the result of the debate on Air. GladstOJ' amendment could be known. we indicated to which side our ...

... A heavy gale was experienced ait Calcutta on the 24th of ,hircb, doing damage to cargo boats in the river. A cyclone (of only a few minutes' duration) passed over Antwerp about 5 .pm. on the 20th of April, causing sundry trifling casualties. IFOUR AT A BIUTIr.-The Puagoto of Naples relates a rare case of fecundity at Amalfi. The wife of an oil mer- chant named Amnendola, aged twenty-seven, has ...

... EXCITING MEETING AT TH LANCASTER I PARISH CHURCH. The annual vestry meeting for the appointment of chur'cwardens, &c., was held at the Parish Church, Lincaster, on Thursday. The Vicar (the Rev. Canon C Turner) presided. From the fact of its being known that E opposition was to be offered to the re-election of Mr. I Wiltliam Storey, on account of the part which lie took in the last election ...

... NEW COUNTY MAGISTR ATISS.-The following gentle- men have been placed in the commission of the peace for this county :-Philip Park, Esq., Preston ; Thomas Pedder, Esq., Finsthwaite House, near Newton-in- Cartmel; Edward Chaddock Lowndes, Esq., Palterton Hall, Derby; Peter Stubs, Esq., Statham Lodge, near Warriugton, James Fenton, Esq., Littleborough; Myles Kennedy Esq., Ulverston; ?? Lee, Esq., ...

... LATIEST INTELLIGENCE. -1 1 11 . V__ ?? - - . , - - . - , 1, ?? - v ?? ?? . ?? ?? ?? ..v~ ?? .I Sir R. Collier will move an addkress to tile crow in l! Toomero'. crisae itl'o oth, reedje-s enn be obtained. (-hoat anxiety is felt at the Foeach ?? a the heald, of the Prince bTroketic! Abnc-e-,ilelbr ?? ont, wbicI, thoe ,tL)ject says. betollen lthe psi bai~iw exjst, I Pnwp Qf a diseajed i t he t ...

... I ~GIMCULURIE.- b;,deCE 0fF S~chAt a sale at Underbarrow, near r to s ck, last week, calving cows fetched from -rOIsre/ abolung cattle varied from £10 to £15 ; sheep 5bwLi £8 each. E LIATTLE PLAGUEt.-The weekly official repoit states , itdiirjng the week ending the 20th April, two ?? ,; I s cattle plague, comprising five cases, were re. r -On) e near Uakewell and the other near Bartion-on- ?? ...

... 13orrobmt' crafpes. ItLSTIC PE0TOGRAPvHS.-Striking likenesses. OSLY PLOT IN WHICH TJEIEE IS INO MYSTERY.- n does a clock reselmble a discontented workmtan ,7 Fit 'tnikes, 'oiladelphian is disgusted with Rome because 'it's -lvfoll of ruins, there's nothing else to see. r-ioetulkhts roUMANtF ?? eat degree u na1`hbip exists between the Cove of Cork and a life- a wsare now scarce in consequence ...

... CLITIIEROE. I ELxCrToIN oP COutNOILLoi.-Foatr persons were neti- mated to supply the vacancy in the Council chamber, via., Edward H-iolgson, manufacturer ; William Hargreaves, builder; Thomas Barrow, innkeeper; and Francis Duor- den, gentleman. Mr. Hlargreaves declined to serve. Poll opened at nine 'clock, and votes were recorded for Mr. flodgson till twelve o'clock. None were received for Mr. ...

... | In rre m e : ^: ?? ?? -. _ -. CRICKET. -The Rannualt meethibtg `ofth'e members of the F Fylde Cricet Club wsheld last Monday evening, at the 'J house of Mi'. Thomas Hardman, the Thatched House Mi, Tavern,' Poulton-le&Fylde, The meeting was very Gi numerously attended, and Mr. Moore was elected presi- aj dent pre. tern., but subsequently James Sykes, Esq., was of elected to that office. Mr. ...

... THE STRIKE ON THE NORTHEK5T ?? tlc Ti, e.) ' N IPfl Nothing in these late d has eb k &IW., y , tha ?? -n ?? , J~ ha .u .- Ien Nothing in these' ate-day' h ble' ) than the course and couc has bee, tor North-Eastern Railway. ?? the 1 50reat strkik `II that is, just one fortnight ag the ith Of tr i kt ?? company abruptly quitreme i I the m n ?? I^ engine-divesad0m h m~ qtted thei Vr Pieyime5t 0 ...

... A no - A DrsoRDERLY CHARAOTER.-On Tuesday, at the police court, before James Shorrock, Esq., William Baron, a tramp, who had been in the army and was branded with a tripple D., and who had also received 100 lashes, was brought up, and charged, on the evidence of P.C. Lomax, with being drunk and disorderly in Green-street, on Monday night; also with throwing a stone (produced in court) through ...

... AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) Ne.v York. WVednesday, ?? Senate has almost unanimously ratified the treaty with Ruissia for the ces. Sion of it'asian America to the United States. RUSSIA. St. P-to-sburg, Thulsday.-The offlcial YoWtCsV1i Post publishe3 an article stating. that no apprelhensions need be entertaineed of an', warlike complications arising from the Luxombourg quiestion. The ?? ...