... MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD- . I FELLOWS. At the meeting of the annual moveable aom' .mittee.on Tuesday (at Plymouth),1 everal sub- committees presented reports and reoommeada- tiona. It was decided that the balanoe which renained of the fund contrlbumed for the relief of the Lancashire operatives during the cotton famine should be set aside for the alleviation of any die- tress which may affect ...

... GUARDIANS The weekly meeting of the board was held on Taurtasy lr. 0. IL Riekards in the chlfr, The ?? areti. returns of pauperism In thiq townshlpj for the we.2a 0j, t Jjine 1:- 4 Oue~sor elif; Sttle caes, 54;seat 42 l~. Ii, rngiiith,u eted u al25'c st, ,2 n 'OJ. Irish. 10s1; ?? 144. d r TotaL. 2.591 oases, fudiiduais. cu2;net. .~a354. lie JLadQ~% a5 compared with2 the Pree'loinus erx.U cases ...

... |MPORTATION OF FOREIGN II CATTLE. ALLEGED INJUSTICE OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL. ' At the borough police court, on Friday, before i Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magistrato, Mr. Richard Hall, butcher, of Preeson's-row, was summoned for infringing an order in council by having neglected to slaughter, or cause to be slaughtered, certain cattle which had been brought by sea a from a place out of the ...

... I The Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices of Appeal ?? in the Court of Chancery the case of Howard v. the Earl of Shrewsbury. E This wasoan appeal from a decree of the Master of the Rolls, in which was involved a rather oom- plicated question as to the dealings with some of the Shrewsbury estates. It appeared that il the year 1719, by a private act of arliament, certain estates in several ...

... DOMESTIC. Sir H. L. Bulwer, writing to the Pall Mall Gazette, urges the necessity of more energetic action in the case of the Abyssiniap captives; and says that, with a moderate British and Bepoy force, and such assistance as the Viceroy of Egypt has offered, it would be no-rash engagement to undertake to hang King Thoodorus in the chains that now torture the limbs of his captives. A dividend ...

... 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 ...

... TOWN' COUNTCIL. . I An adjourned meeting of the council was held yesterday under the presidenoy of the Mayor ?? Morris, ]isq.) !THE ISTATUE 'TO LORD DERBY.' The MAYOR, on the assembling of the council, said- l~e or. pocedin t' te odinry usness I have to. infom te cuncl tat wrte o te Earl of Derby, The owi-oL~l~ thn rad he ettr a follows OTisWOIISHIPPUL THE SBjY0ft. Diar Mr. Mnyor.-I have to ...

... ago plotdl. - I 5D 3 No~D Co3Dssr STATB.-The inauguration of Oh obden sjatne, in Peel Park, Salford, has beenpost nee ?? the l~bh instnt, in oonsequwonce of Mr. Villiers rfing unable to tbale part in the proceedings before thbat Id Z LEMc ?? the City Pollee Court on Monday, a young man named John Rinnaker. an order olerk in tho employ of Messrs. Mobley and Sons, tirpaulin mann- facturees ...

... I ~o _t a bl hollday. and mnre th?;i hal ~~5go~i~theopr roeeftenglitof Saturday must tj ethngthat~an ardent demonstrtloialst ?? ~~slaccb5teX thereis no royal park difficulty, no b~ i5~od ~ eperO ivasionno one so much feared as tJ ii,~~~uraugbP ornbdY 9o fimorous as the London p) ?? demonstration project han el ?? er during the six weeke It has it ~,jsbcO ~1 The whoe ?? reformers 1 WDccupyethe ...

... 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 ...