... : A R j t -i I' : ^ I , , ? . C Ij, ; ? C-- :, , ' 1 Mri. Johnson hae been coordially receive' in Boston, and en reute there made & few brief conciliatgry speeches. 'Closing prices: Gold, 138; Sterling exohanga on London, 110. Upited States 6-20 bonds, 1lj, Illinois 122; Erie, 64. Cotton: Middlingupland 26^c. Rlefined petroleum, 24c ' NEWS BY THE CUBA. The royal mail steamer Cuba, Captain ...

... ASTRONOMICAL :; e . wI . OR JULY. : ,. . . ?? (From Oi, Ill rafa liodon Animnad4. .) The Mbo0n will be net ?? on the eveniig i of the 3rd, and a little south of the planet' Mairs' on'the 5th. The star Virginia will follow closely. behind the moon on the might of the 8th.,. At I a.m. on the ninth day.:the moan and thin star will be fiogether,' and froni' that time Virginis will precede hier. ...

... DEPAR'T'URES FUR JUNE. From Preston To BLA.KBURN, AocRiNGTore. BDPY, & Y;ABCEESIER 6-35 mixed, 8-15 8-50 9-10 10-50 11-25 i. 1-3C 1-40 2-0 4.0 4-15 5-15 6i-s3t) 7-3u [ x . *k-20 A.-On 6undavs: 7i0 >2 0 M. 2-15 6-15 *7-30 *8-45 A, all ?? To Accrogtot only.) To BLACKBURN, BURNLEY,CONE, SKIPTo0;,BRADFORD & LEEDSB-6-35 mix, 8-15 8 5'0 9-'1 l-l i0-2 Y. 1-30 1 1-40 2-0 4-0 4-15 .- , 7-30 A.-On ...

... j ITO OO:RIESPONDDE TS, We cannot undertake to return communtoations of which We do not avail ourselves. Oommunlalattons. should always be legibij' written in ink. and on one aid a~ the T. W.11d-It did. Y. T.-Mr. t1ms Reeves was born in 1 or ier Mh B.-Everything of additional liportance has been guaratee of hviet nood fath. Lortsfthewrintoterwis te lines headed pOn Ohrietlsnlty. R.- D.-They ...

... PARLIAMENTARlY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-IMoNDAY, JuNE 24. IRISH RAILWAYs.--Lord : KIMBERLEY presented a petition from the Corporation of Dubliu urging the purchase of the Irish railways by the government. The noble earl observed, that, in his judgment, the subject deserved ?? DRBBY said a committee of the Cabinet had been appointed to consider the question, and it would give the ...

... Il MISCELLANEOUSNEWS. | I I _ _ _ _ _ I a vi KThe Preeman's Journal announces the death of Dr. T7 Kilduff, Roman Catholic bishop of' Ardagb. of 'TVhomas Hasp, a Hunslet! relieving officer, has -been a ait committed for trial on charges ofembsezzling 1:109 belong- A jugto bi uin Job Th dyworks of Mr. William. Gartside. at Healey-in. et-ti Ossett, near Dewsbury, were destroyed by tire on Satur- ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 186T. TOPICS. Salford to to be congratulated on Its OOBDEN statue. The influence of the purely ornamental is as potent at this moment as In any previous period of the world's history, and such an ornament as that which has just been unveiled in Peel Park, so far as It may be said to exert any direct influence at all, must do it in the direction ...

... .~ ~ ?? . AMERICA. [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] Wew York, 21st June, 6 ?? Liberals have hb 4aptured General Santa Anna at Sisal. p The Inmau screw steamer, Cit oft Yew York, arrived cut to-day. a Now York, Mondav,-The steamers HllanoniEa, from 8aDthampton, the Caledoaia, trom Glasgow, and the T Pastioe, from Fal uouth, arrived here to-day. L Noew York, Wednesday, 6. ?? is reported that omainailian ...

... 1OTES IN AND OUT OF PAR.LIAMENT. LONDON, FRIDA MORNING. The signs of her Majesty's intention to emerge altogether from the gloom of her long retirement are multiplying, much to the joy of her subjects. It is no small consolation to see that her Majesty is already doing honour to the Queen of Prussia, providing receptions, levees, and balls at Court, and proposing to pay fitting honours to the ...

... I FIANCE. monday Prince Arthur and Lord Cowley were reclilevivited the Exhibition the same day, and was loudly ,hoered, Tbe Prince of Wales and ?? of Cambrldge are epectd InPari on Saturday, arn ?? tting of the legislative body the President laidbefoe th memers the bill requesting a fresh supple. n~etar crdit amunting to 153,000,000 of francs. -The maxium f trasuy bonds fixed for 1867 wag 150 ...

... ___ I--- Elb . _T -Ivy TUN A r1: _ _A - - - _L_1 MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-A marriage will shortly take place between Nlusgrave Brisco, Esq., eldest son of Sir Robert Brisco, Bart., of Crofton Ha-l, Cumberland, and Mrs. Newsham Pedder, widow of the late Captain Newsbam Pedder (8th Hussais), and daughter of Sir William Henry Foildan, Bart., of FeniSeCowles. THE WILL 0O' CHABLES PAScOE GRtLNFELL, ...

... f h;l,-A.A f al a A-.. tid le I (FrostA the qtzrdeaeri Vftreaicle.)J HARDY FauIT GARDEN.-Finish thinning forthwith the fruit upon peaches and nectariaes, and stop all lateral shoots beyond the second bud. Many leaves in consequence of the cold wet spring are very, much' blistereA; these should be removed wholly, and as where tbey exist mildew too freqnently attaches itself, they should at all ...