... -REPRE.SENTArTION OF MANC12ST .R.R, I The three candidates have a~ddisesd nurrerous ward' meietings during the week-generally at the rate of twa 11cr day--but we cannot thiii space for more than a, roport t' of one or -two rucetirige of each, which nnay be taken as a representative of the rest. MR. JACOB BRIGHT'S CANDIDATIURI,; I ?Ar. Bright addressed a very crowded meeting an 'iOlk`sda11y iF ...

... ,FUNERAL VESPRO SION D,'ENIAN E$NBY LOND A Iuieuiira proceueion In 'bonou!, of the povia.up executed at Mnhue.toplae I London' yesterday. Preost an theAM# lekn '11 -.1 HeSaid ?? osei wand «heir ?? should .befit the mr. O Mr, Rinlon movedd anr^eid~te.e ?? t ais the friends ok Who executed men hod lemues! If'r-w o e .o i!, th e ?? n s0 The' amendment,'jb*evero , as not received. The:aharui i:n ...

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... r THE2 GOVERNMENT AND TEJR I TELEGBAPH LINES. There Ii now no doubt of the intention of t Government in placing the telegraph IneaU the management of the post-off1ce. contains a notice that in the ensuing Parliament a bill will be introduced gil eto c to the Postnaster-General to acquire Powe the property, rights, and interests ofgre companies within the United Ringdom. The b proposes to ...

... CONSTITUTEONALAt-TRA If the .Austrian _0*pire is to continueti ily rexist'and toriina eaoonsiderable ,infl~ucein; nt. tie Affairs of, Europe, 'it can onlybe -byren-: on 'defing itself 'onpiouous and I d rh ' ::li~erlty' in its.internal 'governmn nb ?? sexternalpolicy. The milita erents of- the'; las Iit two yesfr have deprived AustriA ?? of' t o'in'iiehce 'wil itj;form eriye'i' he; from its ...

... Or A meeting of the guardiansofthe GarstangUnion washeld hr on Thursday last, in the Board-room, Royal Oak Inn, m Garstang. There were present:-Mr. Lewtas (in the st chair); Messrs. Smith, Mf. B. Ha1l, Cook, Swarbrick, m Kelsall, John Smalley, Jas. Fisher, Gardner, Fox, Gaskell, tb Clarke, Jackson, Joshua Hall, Preston, and Jackson.- di Administration of Relief.-It was reported that there M ...

... I THE HURRICANE AT ST. TROD TI EL ULmr T-.IAN 1. L' .MOtri, TOHtRbaC.1' The steamer Douro, from the W\est Indies, hle arrico and loft again for Southampton. She brfsfa $66)l'C specie. On the 29th ult. St. Thomas arnd ?? srrouadlogis~nt were visited by a, severe hurricane. At St T , damage was done amongst tho shippng obout PO being sunk or driven ashore. In the town, ooess unroofed, and in ...

... THE EXECUTION OF THE CONDEMNED I I FENIANS. The greater portion of the followiug account appearod in our sceone, etion. published at nine o'clock on Saturday morning :-1 The condemned murderers of Sergeant Brett have ex- piated their crime upon the scaffold, and it may not be too much to hazard the assertion that never was an execution attended with so few of the immediate signs of popular ...

... A DIANCHESTkR POLICEMAN SHOT AT BY A 1 I : ;t - :I , .f . . . . On Monday evening the neigh~ourhood of the railway arch in Hyde Road was the scene of another attempt at outrage on the police, but fortunately, this time, without any bodily injury accruing. A policemn of the C division, named Daniel Comoell, was on duty in Hyde Road, when a* young woman attemapted to shoot him with a1 pistol. ...

... At the weekly meeting of this board yesterday, ~r. Wilton presided, and the other members p resent were M!essrs. Edwards, Hleyes Qookeon, Fowlor, Neep, Price, Evans, Holden, iaflcnstar, Knowles, Richmond, Wareham, Witham, Dlckin- sOn, Garrett, Pare, and Lunt. The returns ahowed the number of paupers in the housetobe,958-the same number aslastweek, and 71 more than in the correepo week of last ...

... ;? i: I 4 I Nuw You;, Nov. 20, Bix P.M. closing Peiesi:' iold,139i Stering'Oxchnlge On London, 1094. Unteld States 5.20 bonds, 10i3 Illinois, 130;. Ei Xi 724.' Cotton Middling uplan~,d 18o.. . . ?? . . : .~~PHaiDMLPHI Nov. 20. standard white petroleum, 20o.; Nw. Yenx NOV. 21, SNX P.M. Congress aisembled boday. - Cloing PrIleS: .lGoid, 1394. 8teriLng exchnge4 on Londol, 1094.: Uliilted 3batea 5 ...

... I ?? M. Our Broughty 'Pey correspondent sends us the following :-Last night a rather ;novel marriage t.6ok place, cad some queer. scenes were witnessed before 'the night passed over. The iuse wher the ?? off is not xuuohimore thena, mile~ to the north 6fNhls place'; and tbd agi of tho bWide- is-within a year of ?? and ten.Th bridegroom, who hall from about two miles to the westward, ie'wltbin ...