... ''by .T*AkD~UtXO HeOI li4.~f a PESTON., 1 tl:' .I *'61 i , pi I ~1 ?? 4. ?? xia tl/2:tat d ~',.ukeof Cam- P ~ldebiinl~d r~bon on Thuksdaoy, t l64ugurate the new owV~n-haU,. and dedicate to the ,use of'the publio the hil Avenham and Miller parks. Th~e'ir% urgrmm was El carried out in a mane whio wascreita 3eaut ?? l~j~t~l7~fliuiclpaf icifhriies; and the- event, which C htw ~cenlookd fowar~p ...

... j &.9 TI Civ~y aomra: MANCHISTE 2. v IZ, P,. iM b. of~ ~~o co-operation waste he O11Op' ige onFriday. Mr. 9 1, I d~eeI tre was a good rki att, in~~4~itt j1e of ladies, Amonsg fig Nesle, i,;&sor ?? Mr. G. J. Holyoak ?? r rhbl Briggs bir. HenryliiaM.~1en awo (B l.iI, .nohi ,Gt reenngoeete roceedings by read- Ing ai etaois~r imaon ieabceme oflter ?? 0 from gentlemen wh eeunable tobepent Brne ...

... Sl't AAWit pws DRRY !LAN.' ThEa1 EVEmcss, FAUST.. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Edmnnd Phelps, Harcaurt, Warner, Webb, Temlple, ?? Mleedasnes Hermaa Vezin, Vendenhoff &e.-Aad THIS MILERJ ANDRHIS IAEt. M~essrs. Ryder and kL Phelps; Mliss Edita Stucrt.| HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, ROMEO AND JULIET. Messs. Chippendale. Howe, Rogers, Kendal, Clark, Coampton, &c. ; Meslanes Scott Siddons, Chippendale, &e.-TO ...

... THE BRITISH BURIAL GROUNDS IN THE I , CRIMEA. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DILY NEWS, Sin,-Aa a letter in the Tnmes of yesterday sug- gests that the British burial grounds/in the Crimea should be placed under the superintendence of' her Majesty's consul-general at Odessa, I trust it will not be considered intrusive if I say a few words upon a question of such tender and permanent in- terest to many a ...

... ~'1~AMER-IC A. I - 4 : i alt-.;;y xA .PEoH OUn sPUaPqVosB'oNDa1rT.) NEW YORK, SEPr. 19. The extraordinary statement made recently by Professor F. W. Newman, that he had it on. good authority that a general revolt against marriage was beginning amo'ng'st' the women of the United States, on the ground, of the injustice of the exist- ing marriage laws and marriage customs, and that even in II ...

... THE ZORDLIEUTEMANT OF IRELAND AT BELFAFST. ?? .. . I - .- I . . - .. The Lord-Lieutenaht was on Wednesday mob ing accorded the greatest veloime given to anyone in Bel- fat for many-years.. Though bhe display on the prepious day: wras of a very extensive character, it bore bup a sm'all comparison with'that of Wednesday. There vere. 'ouble 1 s many flags, a much greater number of xnew banners, c ...

... 1 Tlt1'- CB - l3 1GNRES A 1VOILVBX J- I I 1 I 1 I ~ II . 'Yeery: i Chrib o tof theciet 3, year was inaugurted At W~overIw~np~ovi uwdet, *;e most favouriible acspses. m.The weather was delightfully fine, ' and, so far as judiost maoagement, a numerous attend- ance of 'ec Iesiasci'al dignitare, imsebei'rs* of the ,nnsto- racy, And otphers eminent, by their surssi ng ,ailiy, or otlier distiaahin ...

... I _ The Moniteur of yesterday says -- The mea- sures adopted by the Italian government to pro- tect the Pontifical frontier against the entry of hostile bands have hitherto given the best results, and continue to be rigorously maintained. Not- withstanding the strictest surveillance a few agita- tors succeeded in introducing themselves into the Papal States at Acquapendente and Soriano, where ...

... | RIE- UNIOIZS OF NONCONFORMLSTS WIITH THE ICHUB CH. I ?? At the evening meeting of the Church Congress on Tuesday (the Bishop of Liohlfeld presiding), Lord Lyttelton read a paper On the best means of hrng- ing Nonconformists into union with the Church. He said the subject as first set down was, the best means of bringing about unity of dootausoe and worship in this country. He was no psaly ...

... I (FROM O01 SPECIAL COLBSPONDENT.) NEW YORK, SErT. 21. The registration has closed in Charleston, leav- ing the negroes a majority of about 1,800. This will probably give them the control of the city, and in fact there is little doubt that they will also have that of the State at large, and the expectation of the radicals is that they will be in the Union by the 1st of January. Mr. Jolmson is ...

... DRUIIY LANIL. TmIs EVsNING, FAUS8. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Edmund Phelps, lHareenr, Warner, Webb, Temple, &o.; Meadarnes Hlerman Vezl, Vandenhoff, &G.-nd Tl ,MLLER AV ) HIS MEN. Iseesrs. Ryder and E. Phelps; Miss Edith Stuart. HAYMARKET. TucS EVENING, ROMEO A.ND JULIET. Messrs. Chippendale, Howe, Rogers, Hendal, Clark, Compton, &c. Mesaiames 9cott Sldunns, Chippendale, &o.-TO PARIS AND BACK FOIR ...

... T~LEQBAPIO TMEIRRUL cO (mUIm.'s TZMRA.. le, *1RUSSIA. d. ?? BERLIN, Sur. 30, EViENS. o The Czarpwitch, accompanied by his consor., or arrived, here from Frankfort-on-the-Maine to-day, K and alighted at the Russian Embassy. The Crown to Princess of; Prussia came to Berlin to meet their uimperial highiesaes. The latter, after paying A it visit to Potsdam, vwill take their departure, viA x ...