... I 'u pvrr i. - tfl - I a IS FESTIVITIES AT GAiRSTANG.-Whit-Moniday wes cele- was brated with great porep in Garstang. The members of Irl the Adelaide Lodge of the Independent Ord~r of Odd- wo fellows, Manchester Unity, to the number 'of about 180 six i .met at their lodge house, the King's Arnms Inn, in the dep, foen'oon and after forming themselites into proceesional 0Th orethe were joined ...

... . I t - - . . . . - ,1 ?? - - ?? -- - . .t . ACC WENT AT CHATBURN SPATION.-Onl Stunday after. fallI noon an accident occurred at the above station,.which wass, lot] however, happily attended with no serious results, save the inconvenience that a number of passengers were put l to at thealdifferent'stations on the line. It appeal's that as i on the arrival of the 3-35 p.m. train from Blackburn ...

... | Sia }ntc~ nA o If . v 0- 1 ?? 1;- A. _ _ .h I _ For the week ending June 8th there were only 14 cases of cattle plague in the kingdom of the Netherlands. At the beginaing of last week upwards of 200 bishops and between a,000 and 4,.00, priests had arrived in the capital of the Papacy, and many more were expected. The Hereditary Prince Maximilian of Tour and Texas has just died at Carlsbad. ...

... WHITSUNTI DE. Whitsuntide has visited us this year at a more prosper- ous season than has been the case for some years back., The weather also has been everything that could be de- sired, and every class of the community appear to have shared with equal interest in the great holiday of the year. Monday morning was ushered in by merry peals from the Parish Church bells and people were early ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INxELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATURDAY, MAY 25. THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT (IRELAND) SUSPENSION BILL was read a first time. THE CONDEMNED FENIANS.-LDrd DENMAN appealed to the government for mercy to the Fenian prisoners.- The Earl of DERBY declined, then, to discuss the ques- tion. The House then adjourned. Monday, May 27. REPRIEVE OF. BURKE, THE FENIAN.-In reply to the Earl of ...

... THE RELEASE OF MR. JEFFERSON DAVIS:. I n mu T .t I. -- -- -- & -t __ . ._ . r Ia I r With the release of the ?? of the defunct Southern Confederacy may be said to end the history of that dreadful struggle which for so many weary years engaged the attention of the world. The people of the United States have long since ceased to regard their prisoner with fear or to anticipate danger from his ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLAN Y. Au effort is being made to establish a freedmen's paper in Savannah. An American paper thinks that ten poundsof sausages for a dollar is dog cheap. The cholera is making great ravages in Sicily. At Gir- X genti ther are 200 cases a day. At Berlin a milk market with official quotations has been established. ; f I Seventeen millions out of twenty-three millions of the- 3 ...

... T -- .n- I .. _ ?? LYTHAM CLUB DAY.-Monday last was a gala day at Lytham, the village was tbronged with country lads and lasses, and the day being fine, they enjoyed themselves to the best advantage. In and about the Market Place was a large army of nut and gingerbread vendors, fly- boats, shooting galleries, &c., and to all appearance doing a thi iving trade. In the morning, the different ...

... COUNTY COUnR, THURSDAY.-(lBefore W. A. Hulton,l Esq.) At this court there were 70 new plaints for adjudi.l cation, one adjourned case, and 16 application for judg- ment summonses. The majority of the cases were, how- ever, settled out of court. Tbe following was the only one of any pubhli ?? Holden -r. Messrs. Nixon and Kilock-This was a claim for £2 14i. 3d. by the plaintiff, a tape sizer, ...

... lPARLIA.MENTARY INTrELLIGENCE. HOUSk. OF LORDS.-MONDAYS. JuNE 3. Various bills were advanced a stage without a discus- sion ; among these, the bill regarding prothonotaries in the County Palatine of Lancaster and arny etilistnient bill passed through committee. MOaIE Brisa's.-When the report of the amendments on. the bill for the increase of the episcopate-was brought up Lord Lyttelton moved ...

... | CLEMENCY TO TH-E CONDEMNED FENIANS. t stnn:an AAd:11 *W 1. .- - _7- .- * - - .- We suppose that there will be little difference of opinion hereafter, whatever may be the feeling now, as to the wisdom of refraining from putting into force the I sentence of death lately passed on Burke and other Fenian leaders. It is quite right to say that persons I who have so misled their ignorant fellow ...

... I 62ND L.R.V. CLITHEROB SHOOTING (Crurrm -T1h. - -1 X. I > 1-Krlsnr Ddouuvuxeu ULuB.-tbe second monthly competition for prizes took place on Saturday last, at Pendleton Hall range, when four prizes were comr- peted for. Notwithstanding the beautiful calm day the shooting was only moderate. The following were the suc- cessful competitors :-First prize, Sergeant Simpson second prize, Sergeant ...