... %P g yags% Andpitd, ?? The meeting i- Bury to consider the proposal to sply for a charter of incorporation for the town, wds held enu onday last, but separated without eoming to' a de- eision,:the'number for and ainst the incorporatioa being So nearly eqtal, that the cairman said he would not under- take to ocide which was the majority. NATIONAo i REFORM UNION. - We are informied thak. the ...

... I ~ ~ ?? ?? THE TRADES' UNIONS ANb TLE ' I COMMISSION, T.LE BET i_ I e. . The adjourned meeting of the delegate5 of th trades represented at the St. Mrartin's El UO the L held on Wedneiday night at the Sussex SalIAl`eroce in the chair, for the purpose of consider'~l Potte5 policy to be pursued by the trades ?? foturt Commission ot Inquiry, consequent lpon tiheosex lep4 the commissioners of ...

... u0 ON DEDION8IATION. - - rv f 1yattenaadmactingwaa agftO f ufly attendedimeeting was t Iirciltiado Hall, in reisponse rhe ?? and Salford TAd lng thsred the slirrblage for the purpose th~ t s of the operative trades' de rI otoentse the Sheffield to t mg t the Srespc ting iciade'wo S e r -h t'had aviterests of their orde Tv beor S the of thie CoUicil, took the ha 'te prest At b on Othe. 9,ae ...

... It - lldu fstoo. The famous ¶ rede gar ironworks are in fl blast near Richmond, employing 400 men Jntelligence from the Britih embassy at St- d Petersbur states that 452 men of the orews of.shipwrecked ?? been brought into Archangel. The transports Brenda and Montezuma arrived off .AohangelJuly 17. 'The publication of income returns in the United States is almost ended, and throughout the ...

... ILiAsT X S T N E w S. FRANCE ?? Tatr'nv. The MEendard of this evening says ?? Generd DImont's mission to IRome is occasionedt by Uc circumstance that the French officers of the Romn legion have retained their rank in the French army. Their inspection by General Dumont ha no gignificance viewed in connection with the con- vention po the 5th September, which admita ad J favours the organisation ...

... G -N-WS F ?? G N N'EWS. i FRtANCE. King L~ouis of Bavia arrived in ?? on Sunday evening. On Tuesday the Emperor received Prince Albert of Prussia and the Prince of Saxe Cobug-GGotha. In Monday's sitting of the legislative body the whole of the ordinary budget for 1865 was voted for by 280 against 15 votes. In Wednesday's sitting, after the successive adoption of the budgets forallthe m ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM ELECTION.-DISGRA:CEFUL PROc .D-IC' The Birmingham nominiation took ilace on Monday, and was attended by a disturbance which had every appearance 'B of being organized by the supporters of the Conservative candidate. The proceedings were to take place in' the 3i TownHall, and no sooner had the doorshbeen opened than 'abouttwo or three hundred fighting men rushedin. Each 'C ...

... I0 THR SULTAN. The Sult=n loft England on'TIessday. His dephrture was marked by 01 the ceremonial which attended his arrival. Two guards of honour, with the banl of the Coldstreauws, were at Charing Cross station. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and several official personage., were at the station to receive his imperial majesty, who arived shortly before II o'clock from Buckingham ...

... jjjB1AL PARLIAMENT. 1 lid ?? OF ORDS.-MoximY. tan THE FEFORM BILL. 3,mst aumerous attendance of peers, ese an, ThjorewaW55 -stillide of -the HOOMe' -The steps of fin sa~y entethe bar, and other privileged placea, were.ro ded tb'~i foreigli albasdrlor, sons of. peerv, xfsembers cal ,rswde 1'as of Cexlinmias, and others who poseqpsed the la, of tim drie in h er'~jllr a h ul c ~gbt'.O ?? costumes ...

... T~H E 1; The O~IL O he me i toe wallitt bieg is P ai .d; I rq sr . 'thha t sucihg co easic t e t e t aprcat. by the R ati. be in e Wad the highest c pi ri1 real h n WhOonostto wait upon a maj4*r4 n in tmigh appoint. i'ajest b'e dep tioced English, waid ad41' lB. th I feeling existing bawtlb or wo n ever continue. b ma n yas e ret >. havathe E i l ta ho Peion would inasome L madur.n , Ras ld of ...

... ITHEB e,,XVIPIT IS NOESTE.. | i 0On Xodajynfternoon ta bompany of- the Belgian *volun- t terscrrive4 in Manohetster, in response .to the invitation -Of th4lcihil reception committee. 'The invitation was sent to Colonel Ggegoire, the offioer in command of the Belgiani expedition, as long ago as the 9th'inst. No reply was rI. oeived bythe Manohester committee, howevor, either to I the invitation ...

... . IMPERIA.LJ Pan Il a IBy TTGMPAPIL 0 flOUSE OF LORDM.-YnEMRDAY. d Their lordshipe met at five Solook. THE SKIFPTO G(ABMMAR SO100L The adjourned debate on the Skipton Grammar School B1ill was resumod. Ii Lord CRANWORTH submitted aclabm from the Public f Sohoola Bill to meet Eatl de Grey's objection. The clause , was added to tie bill, which was thea read a third time ,d and pavsed. 1. ...