... , l . . I CRnUELTY TO HonRens.-At Blackburn Town-hall, yes- terday, Ornmerod. Lirt was sent to prison for a month for jcruelty to a horse, which was unfit to work, John Holt, R ollini Bank, for a similar offence, was fined 103 and costs. a COTTON TnaADn.-In addition to the stoppage of Messrs; Hortiby and Mlessrs. Firth and Sturdy, that of Messrs Porter must be quoted. Mr. James Thompson, of ...

... LOCAL NO iTO I le_ Id That bill poster of the Corporation ise aolidek at man, Aetuated doubtless by awishto sp3e the f6 of the idly curious, who, if the documentwart M. picous, might b btempted to read it, ha poatsiu, moript notice of the Council meeting and thc pt El of business high enough on that horrible blahbolia ir the Prinoee-estreet and Albert Square oorns of j Town Hall, to be out of ...

... IOhMIOIDe BY A LUN~TIOl I PRESTWIOH. I . , ,.I. . . - A shookitg tragedy ocourred oa Thursday forenoon at the farm counectod with the County Asylum, Prest- wiob. Several able-bodied lunaltics were employed, under the direction of attendants, in removing logs of wood from a haysehed to the 8taokyard, when au Irish lunatic, John M'Ghie, feiztd an iron crowbar, uplifted it, and strnok John ...

... : BETTER No. OXY. A SCOTTISH COURT . CHRISTIAN. A progeoution has for some time PA been caried on in the 'Synod of the United PresbY- terian Church against the ev. Divid Maoraq, of.Gourook, and the final sentence of the Synod is expected too be pronounced in the course of next week. Mr. Macrae is charged . with preaching doctrines on the subject of fhture punishment which are contrary to ...

... INPERIAL PARLIAMENT. | = = =. . . HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JUNE 30. t Their lordehips met at five o'clock. LOCAL BILLS. b The Lancaster Gas Bill, the Morecamrb Gas Bill, R and the Preston Gas Bill were read a third time, a and passed. THE LATE PERIN IMPERIAL. W Lord Tuvno gave notice that to-morrow he will ra ask her Majesty's Government whether it is tree, Q as stated in the leading journails, ...

... C O.SEUCATION OF THE BIIbOP- I v AUXILIARY OF SHREWSBURY. A - 1O Beelieves iB the doctrine of apostolic successioni and those who are less faithful towsa-rds the oriz.j IG ciplea of the proud chureh which claims the ilie- d gisuce of Christendom, united yesteraly in assisting at a historic ceremony. The former devoutlij 'n watched the taniqsion to modern hands of tbe powers of the founders of ...

... tJIiE WAR BETIFEEN CHILI AND PERU. . - . t . . I { 'J . - ' V' A l' A T TT Ern -P TA ?? OF THE NAVAL FIGHTS. | Pu MOUTH, JrY ?? r i to bledv r.sy brings tho following intelligence:- e Is :. AS'it' bad ?? a telegram from l I u.;, dated June ' , stating that the ~uaecar had npo a sharp engagement with the shore bstteiies c c ai. AutofOgt'tCs. Though several heavy Krupp guLnI stri V -re in ro-4i ...

... A REPENTANT JMNGO, oni. If Sir Stafford Northoote goes on repeat- e a ing the tactics which he has lately adopted i f -with regard to two or three of the few f w remaining Government measures, it will soon become a question whether he or Mr. Parnell is the greater obstructive. He succeeded in getting his own Bankruptcy Bill talked out by anwarily accepting Mr. the Rathbone s excellent ...

... A Press Association telegram says -The convict Catherine Webster will be banged in private at nine o'clock this Tuesday morning. Xo reporters will be admitted. The condemned woman has lately passed most restless nights, and as lately as Sunday evening expressed her belief that a reprieve would come. She stated, however, if she had to die,her last words would be that the man indicated in her ...

... GAZ4M NEWS. a (From 11w Gazeft' of Frerlay,) mlU 2lr'ol I) PETImoN$ FOR LIQUIDATION BY prii DeARANGEMENT. soriv id HnyLm, rnyctomauatrer. Reeli a ?? Cos-eret.Machstroptician and tl surveyng Insrumentmaker 1: ?? huhRsedeLancashire, Willb fetmanufacturer. and1 In Thomas Ainsworth, Over Darwen, Lancashire, amallware dealer. H. F. p: Henry Kershaw, Royton, La ncashifre, farmer. D. Bb Himon T. ...

... MR. SPURGEO?N ON THE SUTUATION. On Sunday mong, the pastor of the metropo litan Tabermacle dwelt at Lioe length in his Demon pemour Dnatiuto troubles.ha Retook for hi. tbex the words Of thea-` ill go and return to my place, till they ackit rzge their Offence, ad meek my face; in their a ffictio they wil seek me eavly and,in the course of hls relmk, smid the coontry wea pascing through a tine ...

... MULTUM IN IPARO. Coming down Handsome: The rain's always at it.-Jucy. The Britishl Medical Association has awarded its gold medal to Surgeon-Major Reynolds for bravery in the field in Zululand. Yesterday, the Field-Marshal Commanding wit- ?? a sham fight at Aldershot, lasting upwards of one hour, in which about 9000 men took part. The eon of the late King Theodore of Abyssinia will shortly ...