... -nimtC VI 9 MWAE: did Agent-Mr. G. S. MuAGEn. rts- CHNG OF QUARTERS.-No. 1 Battery, 12th Brigade ) Royal Artillery, which has been stationed at Fort Vicona, *nt, during the last twelve months, was replaced by No. 3 of red the same brigade this week. Ion REsDING Rooc.-We are pleased to find that steps are vnd being taken to form a reading-room. The Town-hall has ed: been granted by the Mayor, ...

... ITHE C CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1867. 11-1 111, .. ?? -- -- -- - ?? ?? THE OPENI.NG OF THE TOWN HALL. of In the grandest days of old Rome the citizens were often treated to sights of extraordinary magnificence. _ Among such sights the return of a conqueror, laden te, with the spoils of many lands, and having in his train eir ers captives gathered together from many tribes, ...

... - . 1 ?? ?? . ?? ?? - - - - .. . ?? ?? [BY BITlISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.j London, Friday evening. F COMMERCIAL. F After official hours, consols 344 i. Italians 46I. General meeting of shareholders of Paris Mobilier Com- pany has been called for November 14th. ON CHANGE.-Tallow, 44s. 6d., best linseed oil 38s. 6d. Turpentine,-98s. to 29s. Metal trade inactive, rates no- minally ...

... A p0rter in the employment of the Dulilin, Vok; ' low, and Wexford railway' has- been remanded- on the eharge-of being in possessiom of several revolver I balls for whrieh be could not accoU~t. 'A green avp vvith a gold Lace band, aad a militar diotiona4-y ivere ,fountd in his lodgings. . eii aper.ulation'hasbeece rife In StookphrtTiiI r ference to t me supposed designs of the wenians upon ...

... Sit A. W. PEEL AND B93 CONST1TENTS. Air A. W. Peel, K.P., eeddireesen rerr CoDatituentd at Warwtiok. Referting to the committees upon which he bad served, he expressed a hope that one committee of which he was a member-that appointed to inquire into the affairs of the London, Ohatham and D )ver Railway I Company-bad satisfactorily volvfd the problem how could a company in desperate ...

... DREAD VERSUS FLQlUR SIR,-&s the City cleiks are now in a fair way of oh- aimug a good dinner at a fair price, I think the various trades' uinous of London, and other places, should at 3nog adopt a system of co operation to supply their mem- bers wi;h bread and flour. It is in their power if they so willed it-notbiug easier. I will take the amalgimated engineers, as I happen to know more about ...

... THlE ROMAN QUEST'ION.X. F1LOnUN-'TC, Sept. 29. Garibaldi's departure froi Goma is described by the as follows:- cesterdsy evening (26th inst.), durinqg tho demonitra- tion, alerson who arirved Srom Al ?? informed (;ari- baldi's friends that the illustrious prisoner would be can- VeYed to Genoa, theonce to embark for Caprora. IL wias Said that the train wvould not arrive until seven m. on ...

... RATIWA.Y TRAFFIC RE:TURINU. (F;ROMIIERItAOTIiI5 30 UIONAL 03' sAnTUR1DAY). Total Beeelpts. 1'Precedlng weck. 1867. 1860. 1867. 1866. . -I £ £ £ -£ Cratle anda lxte ?? . 86,1740 3t7,70j8 1'840,686 2974,46~il97 Great Eastern ?? 37,4 41208 4°8.° 017 450.293 Gret Westbern 00stri ,712 7,0898 Ge64,648 64t6,0673 Lancashire & lorkshlre 98.2Bs 40.820 616,237 898,867 London and N4 Wecsterr 133,1.82( ...

... |~ FPEIYHIIA:U PWYSIsG t ADA GO&G - S -- ' .1 'I E 'I ' ?? Aft--t - Nis gelirtg neyd ye thy- hysbys yr hyn sydd wedis deilliaw o'r gwaith o drenioa trefydd yn, Lloegr, e-u diwallu a digoneddc o_ddwfr,e a'uglanhau, yn ystod yr yohydig dynyddoedd diweddaf. Yn Nghaerdydd dygwyd yr aml farwolaethau oedd yno i lawr o 33 2 fi yf y ?? i 22 6 y f l, ac yn Newport o 31 8 y fl i 21 6-yr hyn eedd yn ...

... THE XiW ?? CURtCE In commemoration of the receat ermctis of tbo Airdrie West Church into a parish, the members SDI adherents of the churchanda numberof theitr fe' met at dinner in Forbe6' Royal Hotel yesterd.p evening. The Rtev. B. C. Brown, minister oit West Church, presided, and Mr John Alstore at:x. pied the post of croupier. Amongst those preats were the Rev. R. Archibald, Bailies Baird & ...

... GAREBALDI A PRISONER! A meeting, ,convened by advertisement headed as above, was held in the Religious Institution Rooms yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of electing a new committee, and considering how best to assist the Italian people in their present critical circum- stances. There were nine gentlemen present. Mr .JOH M'ADAM said he did not know that it would be necessary to go on ...

... SATURDAY.—(Before J. C. Fowler, T. J. Evzns, and F. J. Davies, Esrjrs.) ANIRMHOATH. Timothy Snlivan w.ts charged with being drunk and riotous in High-street, Dowlais, on Sunday night. —In- spector Howlett said he saw him in the street and told him to ...