... 1-';I-MPJEI,3.A_-PARLI..AMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. e.A The Lanc'eire and Yorkshire Railway Bill was read ,a second time. ' The London and North-Western Railway (New i4u11if, &a) Bill was read a second time. ?? - * '3TUESDAY. . THE VIVISECTION BILL. On the motion' for, foiig ints ¢Omnr'itteo upo4 thie Cruelty to Anials . ' - 'The Marquis of LANSDOWNE obsorvred tha the conclusions to be ...

... I AMERICA. [py ATLANT. T'nma PH,1 WASHEINGTON, SATURDAY. -Port Royal, South Carolina, has been eelected -y tlie Government 'as the headquarters of the t1nited States navy on the North Atlantic sta- 3ion, beoause of its proximity to Cuba. The Aew York papers state that War vesades are now sonoentrating there to meet any~'lezegaay crliich may arise. The copleteWASHINGTON, ~;NDLY. The coimulefe ...

... lTHE PROPOSED INFECOTIOUS DISEASES I I HOSPITAL FOR SALFORD. I Yesterday, a deputation of about 30 gentlemen, repr6. boo seutitg the inhabitants and property owners of the Be d neighbourhood of Cross Lane, had an interview with rall the Mayor of Salf ord (Mr. Alderman Harwood) in his that Prarlour, at the Town HaU, Bexley Square, to protest Butz against the proposed establishment oE an ...

... SALFOUD TOW ?? The quarterly rueeting of the BIallor To, WaB held en Wednesday morning, at the Tor Q Mayor (Mr. Alderman Harweod) proddidng' ' In reply to Mr. M iiso', who kei ht was being made with the Broaghton Park, Mr%5e DAvIEs said the work was being p ' daU rapidly as possible, and he kopepl thftsaat summer it would be completed, or at any tIQ dvanaed as to admit of being used by the pt ...

... For5EIGN TELEGRAMS. I THE WAR IN THE EAST. PS8TH, FRIDAY M A meeting took plane yesterday at Vienna rea between the Hungarian Ministers and Count bes AdissY; at which a complete understanding fig w arrived at as regards the future foreign h policy of the Empire. The Austrian Chancellor me gave a full explanation of the object of the nn meeting to be held at Reichstadt between the ati ¢ruperors ...

... AIR. GLADSTONE. On Saturday about 500 of the Liberals of Leigh and Tyldesley proceeded by excursion train to (Qoeess Ferry, for Hawarden Castle, Mr. Gladstone having kindly placed the grounds at their disposal. On cntcring the park the excursionists, accompanied by St. Joseqcpi brass band,proceeded to the front of the castle, where !ie band played Auld Laug Syne, which was follows by an ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. IM O.HESTER, | THE British Government is to be represented ii in a European Conference on the affairs of I Turkey by the Marquis of S~IsBURY, the Secre- c tary of State for India. The announcement of a E his appointment has-been the most authentic v * intimation that such a Conference was about to t be held. Its necessity had been evident from 0 the circumstances of the case ...

... I :fslceflane~u I Sir Alfred Slade was kicked by a trooper's horse on Saturday, and his leg was fractured in two pisces., AC Mr: James Smith, residing near Nobber. County Yeath, has been fired at by a man ntamed M; Daniel Sinith. It is supposed the culprit has made iiis Mi -way to.Drogheda.I JrEITIM ELECTION.-The result of the poll san wats declared on Saturday as follow :--O'Beirne Plh ...

... ?? - ,narial conforeue6 of the Associated Sanday- 1 pech~cers of Lancashire, Cheshire, and Derby. do ,,~aaseodiatheRobychapel, Mancbea~ter,yofetorda~y. dc( '~j~ei~s~eed~ hairmanof the London'Sohool Board, A ,~iledat themornig session. In opeaning the pro. lob ~~ the CHAIRMAN said twenty -years had elapsed at onreco of this body had been held in l an etonght it was high time that the at ...

... MANaCESTDR SootL;OARD I -- -, ELECTION.' - The last day for Mesolving nominations xbr member- thip of the Manchester School Board was ysib'day, and at the closing hour (four o'olock) no less than -4- persons had b0e0h nominated for the 15 seats., The notice of the election was issued last Saturday, and aftor its appearance nominations could be made at any time f op to four o'clock yesterday ...

... ' II'd: ?? ?? .: :} ' 'An irvnqest on the body of 'Mr. George Cuiniughanm, whose.death occurred in one of the baths at Leaf-street,; Hulme, on' Sturday, lait, was held on Monday by the City 'Coroner (Mr. B. Herford),;at'his Courtin St. John- street. i. Aqcording to the depositions, the deceased lvas 54~ years of age, and .iesided at the Whalley Eotel, Whalloy lvings. ?? was also the ...

... TME TRIAL OF DR. STROU BERG. I ?? The Berini correspondent of the Tivces supplies the t, following details of the charges preferred against Dr. o Strousberg and his alleged accomplices:-- The trial of Dr. Strousberg and 21 directors and p employ63 of the Moscow Commercial Loan Bank wasa resumed at Moscow on October 14th. It appears that Dr. Strousberg, possessing immense coalmines, ironworks, ...