... T'here arenear1vinn^, ?? -et renearty 100 aplitant tern.'],t~erd ot The bells of Wiuchesti Ctbd an CtdITnesday moruinag 00theitnews- avs e tola Ur of the Tiebborrne barontc - at tbefsti Dean, on learning what th ldee1n ?? tho -iat, 8 mediately put astoap to it. arelstratio a SI0.t LodStraithrieiria iti rnc1 ao 01 nointment of M4iniste ?? ha.0 d It an Mr. Elliott, who thecurt of tl00 t. be ...

... CF;AURICII MIiSSIONARY SDCI0TY. The~ anjerv 'i-ericcres in connection with the Preston :i iranch of t hi.. soltiet ywirci erlbrated ci Sundoy a~nd jii Mo1 end bl ac. Oil Sno, 1vy, ira s lxi pt-eacheI at thu' luai-tb Church, St. Pile1'. Chrisit C klrcl, St. lThomas's, All SidnintJ, Ii'initv, Si.. 1',tcrs, St. Mtiany's, St. 2 iai ks, qEn. wes tue, St3i. James's, St. Luke's, St. i~avinor's, and ...

... . ?? TLh Queen of Denmark left England on X7 ednesday, on her return to Denmark. -ire tlobe asserts that the British government is urging upon the coutinental powers the expediency of a general disarmnament. At Winfrith, in Dorsotshire, there are four widows liv- ing ii, one cottage whose united ages amount to 808 years. Their ages are respectively 71, 76, 78, and 83. An assistant parish ...

... I ?? Atlantic Telegraph.1I No Yrk ay 17tb.-The iiegroes at New Orleans b and Mobile are still disorderly-. The L-amnburgh and American Company'sscroiv-steaifler F 1.axonia, arrived out to-day. Itb Gold, ]35. titerling Exchange on Londton~, 1091 .ti-20 United States 13onds. I'0A ; Illinois, 104~1 ; El'ries, 62~ ; Cotton, Mid Upland, 29 ; Petroleum, refined, 26. N;ew York, Monday, 6 p.m.-A heavy ...

... There is now no probability that the trial of Mr. Jeffer- son Davis will take place this year. The prisoner is amus- ins himself by taking lessonsin painting, and he has the fuil liberty of the fortress. The Moniteur announces that the subscriptions to assist French workmen'to visit and study the Paris Exhibition already exceed £4,000, The Society of Arts have started a subscription with 100 ...

... The Bazaar, in aid of the funds for clearing off the TH &hbt on Fd iroeoi Churhel, was opened on Thursday morn out co, in thle Corn Exchange, Lunle-street, in this town, withr -Ile eborub, it seljl he remenbeoheed, was opened for divine Penw crece in Asegant, 1865. Robe The teesnhip oef Fulwood is a portion of the large Esq., ,Pain- DfLcco.An, although distant twenty miles receln noispa ...

... DEPARURFREY To BACKURNFro m Apre~t ,6.35 Mixed, 8-15 8-50 9-10 10.50'i1 25' & 1 4-15 5-15 6-30 7-30 mix, *9.1 A -- '1 1.3J4`01,k M,. 2-15 6-15 *7-30 A, al'l Mi. 'On5 ,, TOBLAOKEURN,BuRNLEY To Ae - s -o* & LEEDs.--6.35 mix, 8.15 COLN, 6j`4t~on o 'IOO 1-40 2-0 4-0 4-15 5-5.~ A.50 DS.6l0. 1l.20BA:? y 6-15 A. all Mix_~(*TioC - ndays , .J. TaCHORLEY, BOLTON, AN MNfl 1 mixed, 8.10 *9-0 10-5 11-25 ...

... Steam locomotives have been placed upon the common ISet roads around Paris. Ki The Aveair .Natioaal says that a Protestant movement 1 of real imotne is aig place in Italy, and that evar.- art gelical churchs are be.in.g established in Florence, Naples, en ...

... |_ The new Foreign Office is expected to be ready for oceu- pation in August. Mr. Dickens, it is expected, will soon revisit the United States, and.give a series of readings from -his own works in the chief. cities. The will of Lord Feversbam was ;pr ored in the prtincipal registry on the 20th ult. The personal property was ewoin under £140,000.-The will of Mr. Charles Hardy, of Chilham ...

... The following is strictly true. The adventure happened last week in Dublin :-'Fain would I climb, but that I fear to fall ! wrote Sir Walter Raleigh with his diamond ring on the pane of QuLeen Elizabeth's corridor. If thy heart fail thee do not climb at all, wrote the royal virgin in reply. So runs the story-we all know the sequel. Very different from the feelings which actuated Sir Walter ...

... (Fros the Gardeners' Chr-onicle.) Rt HARDY FLOWER GARDEN.-Herbactous phloxes will bc nowt be mouch benefited by having their stools thinned. In Se'ect from five to eight of the strongest and best placed v shoots, an(l cut awa, all smaller ones down at *the base, Te placing stakes in the centre of taller-ron'ing varieties for to future support. Hardy annuals, such as the following, t may now be ...

... BATHING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON 4CHRONICLE. SIR,-I am very happy to find we have now a Prestonitn at the baths in Saul-street, who teaches the great art of swimming. Is not this a great boon to the town ? In another town, not thirty miles from Preston, .I learn that the members for the borough, geetry, and inhabitasts constitute a club, which gives prizes -to the best swimmers of the ...