... t A LO: J 0W .; i as- , ~ - - . ~ . Tam 3 pB5R'ED~iC~ euz reman of the l ?? t atW Wahinto'! hieh arrived hero Ibyi oad . .8 i thebodywsifremoved to the Lime-t ree stto1frcon'eyande, to* colnd wee h obpequeies'will take laeI - 'LinuIAny ASD Z11 ormoICA Sooz1rr.-The'- 57th session of thin society wat opened last even- lng Vith'he- Annual- m tinelmg, held at, the Royal' 'Institution. 'The --Rev ...

... A FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF THE RIGHT, SORT. ke We have recently drawn attention, in cor- an menting on the annual report of the &Rgis- ity trar of Friendly Societies, to more than one uistance in which' these important institutions yappear to be either badly organised or badly l1 managed to an extent which calls for the an gravest consideration of all who are interested ro in heir welfare and ...

... THE LIVERPOOL OAR PROPRIETORS i ~~~AND TRU NEW HACKNEY CARRIAGE . BY-LAWS. Last evening, a meeting of oar proprietors of Z Liverpool, convened by circular, was held at the er. Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, in refelnel to the new hackney carriage by-lawa, 'rhich in L the circular it was said would come Iieo operation on the lot November next. TV. objeot of the meetimg ?? stated to be ?? ...

... TREMENDOUS EXPLOBION AT A COTTON MILL: £5000 DAMAGE. . . About 40 minutes past six o'clock on Friday morning, an explosion of a moat destructive cha- racter took place at the works of Messrs. Hodgkinson, Swain, and Codling, cotton spinners and manufacturers, Mill-hill Cotton Works, Livesey, near Blackburn. About 800 hands are employed in the various processes at the works, which oomprise an ...

... THE CAPTIVEB IN ABYSSINIA. I WHOLESALE BUTCHERIES BY THE KING. The following are extracts from a letter written by one of the Abyssinian captives from Magda, on the 7th of September - The only news of interest I have to oommn- cicate is the gradual downfall of the Emperor. He has been going down hill very rapidly during the lest two months, and should the same state of things continue much ...

... ANOTHER LRTTER FROMl KILLY. The IviAmVn newsp-n-. '. l ?? to have constituted Itself An orgi .-u i ?? publishes a letter purporting to be from Colonel Kelly, dated Dublin, October 22, in whichb the rwriter eags- I take the occasion publicly to deny that I have ordered any genesal movement I connec. tion vvith the tial in Manchester. It would be treason to the cause of liberty for any ...

... A _ 1 4 - The bitter conbest of - paties in the Anterican Union, which has prevented the sincere pacification of the Sout)Aern States and protracted the general aedling of insecurity sinco the end idf the civil wai, aeems now to 'be abating of Its violence Aed inclining to the side of moderation. The 'opposing interests and opinions which are denoted, inappro- priately enough, by thezames of ...

... .: p IRV? ? v .1 .Bi ?? ? ? -, m .1, q9glasip -, A' M9RENT WITH THE 9'flEETE ' AILWAY' Catoh£ ...

... TO, dORRESPONDENTS.- ' I 1 I We Cnot undertake to eh'rtu oommunicatoios ot whlb, we, do not Avail ourselves. Oomnuntniatlbs should always be legibly written inhink,, and en one AIc of the paper only; length increases the difficulty of flnding 4uaee tor thom. Whatever Is Intended for insertion aust be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not neopssartly for pnublicatin, but as a ...

... GIFT OF THa PEOLS'S PARl. s ?? 4 A AT RHEUM. I. At a meeting of the towi council of 'Chester, hold4 yesterday,: Mp.:,Cb iW. Pottsj selicitor, at- tended to offer,. on behalf of the Marquis of Wpat- ifiliiitei, thelasrge plede 4of land in the6 city of ,;Chester4 which.has lately been laid out at his ...

... | THE FESTIVITIES AT PRE STN. ?? , lq I - . ?? - i The' feative proceedings In conneotlon *lth the opening of Preston new town hall aud publioparks were resumed on Saturdayby musical competition -amnngst 15 bands. At Moor Park there waa a fltuie and drum 'band contest amogstt binds iroin the following places:-Preston, Blackburn, (Jltherde, gnd Rochdale, InAvenham Park there was a grand brass ...

... MERTINATBw th RvAlxnder M r' D ?? Shilton, in followig Leed , t~t O lat 119with gou Yien, ihat odblate there had been utei society 'In, B1iiakhead, but 0het d e . disposition on he part the dhr frmawant of fund'.. 1jCa no meetings lately in BirkeAlt&d tin' said, was not dead yet ahtbd ca ground y-r after )ear; a e in . alluded to the recent great ai-P-Ated4 Manchester, uhlch was attrC,1,~ by ...