... PROGRESS OF ?? WAR -I ABYSSXWZA. The telegraphic ao~.oitst.rom AlbysiiA, . received by way of -daito, encourige' a'libhpe . that the objeet of ?? ecpeditl6o'n nay be effected without much figting; owiog--to' the asistance tendered eee b of the 4inian race now in arms agai th . Banguinary-tyrat who basso long oppxested own *people 'and.oui febllw sub 3tecai,&d. wio ;still holds %he lattl rin ...

... FERIAIRSM. COST OF THE MANOHESTER TRIALS - Machester. journal has estimated-that the recent tklein of the Fenlas at that city wmI cost about 27000. The Attoiney-General's brief was .endorsed wikh 00 guin to which would be added Consultation fees of guineas each morn- ing.: -Mr. Pickering,B QC. a Bwle,-O., woulddihide betwerenttem at leai b1000 guieas; Mr. ?? and Mr. ?? recelve from, 280 to 300 ...

... Ii The W e t Moey Do Herbour orwaehe4detda t the Dod office, n presided, and ies t wear Messrs. E6olt, Njicholio.Bo%, Ilk Hb i rIs'n, e tio Wgof niby A11 Sparanc,.fl ' neirw Flo~o'Jtisdilo ^ - the recbmiot &W 4f thwog'-admiojtt 'thj tender of Mrai Aiitrong ind Gb.' fithb ?? machinerya-requied - for tdhe dnoa''orn warehousee wF asacepted. . ?? .~t i'b*1! . -Inr~eply to a 'quiestldn utpby Mar ...

... REFORM SOIREE.-It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that the annual soiree in connection with the Audley-lane Reform Club, is to take place on Monday evening next, in the Park-lane School. We understand that invitations have been sent to several M.P.'s and other gentle- men who took such prominent parts in the late reform agitations, many of whom have already expressed their ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WORKhOUSE COMMITTi?J. I At th~ ,e'k'di14jeeldy e~bgd# ti4 cmite held yefterdaymorlga thie parish.offiole, Brown- the ohe ?? ess eck, and mit. n0 oE PAU era; - house-1 thi weak.*as'4598 1 9Dt year,4030. ?? 17rii'fieiilocal. re ,rt It'a~pperedI ?? the ?? 'of'p tient uder treatieixt last Saturday ~'wade121,4' againit' 1.8a te eddo the~previci wekj'a d 207. Othq correspondaing perioof last I.; ...

... REPRESETATION OF MANCHESTER. fl ?? THE NOMINATION. (e On Meonday, the nomination of candlidates for the reprp- ;(iS~y t Isentation of this city in parliament took place in St. An's I Square, where a substantial husitings had been erected. secoil The huntings wae divided into four compartments, one for snake the accommoldati0n of the Mayor andofficials, and the other loicl three for the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT [BY BLECTRiC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF COMrSMONS.-YESTERDAY. Mr. Jacob Bright took the oaths and his seat for Ban- chester, in the room of Mr. E. James, deceased. The hon. member was introduced by his brother, Mr. John Bright, and his colleague, Mr. Bazley, and was cheered on walking up to the table. Numerous notices having been read, Mr. C. FORSTER called attention to the ...

... THEI OAKS EXPLOSION.-INTERESTING | EVIDENCE. On Thursday, the adjourned inquiry into the deaths at of the 316 volunteers and miners who perished by tb the sad catastrophe of December last, was resumed before (C Mr.. Thos. Taylor, coroner. Among the witnesses called vc was Samuel Brown, of Barnsley, miner, the man who was P rescued after the second explosion, who said: I went down in at four or ...

... AM ERI CA. leyad (By Atlaiitie Telegraph.) his New York, Monday, 6 ?? majority of the Mr Jndiciary Committee have presented their report, which is in favour of the impeachment of President Johnson. froi New York, Tuesday evening. -The trial of Mr. Davis Tbi hias been postponed until Maroh. ouE ARRIVAL OF THE 1HERMANN. boe The steamer llermnina, from New York, arrived at (thl Southampton on ...

... I The Naples correspondent of the Tivies writes as follows on the 20th instant :-As vet I have done scarcely more than note the fact of the eruption of Vesuvius, but so much has it increased since Wednesday last, and so mar- vellously beautiful is the spectacle, that it merits a more detailed report. 9 Unlike those terrific displays which we have had at times, and which cease with one great ...