... ITHE PRESTON! GUILD FESTIVAL.! I At. Ad so __ _i - OUTLNE O THE WEEK'S - or -PAROCE:EDINGS. 11 The full pro mrne of the arrangements in It- connection witthe week's Guild festival at ts Preston, commencing on. Monday, the 4th 1Y September, and closing on Saturday the 9tb, de has been compiled and published by the Joint se Guild Committee of Master and Journeymen Perinters.' The Guild Mayor ...

... The following is a return just made of benefices 2el ih in the diocese of Manchester the incomes of which 3 mare under £200 per gpnnm. The principal object 3 of the present return is to enlist the symupathy of 3 the laity of the diocese in support of the scheme N of the Bishop of Manchester for the formation of at a special fund, of £2000 a year for live years, 3t D. for the augmentation of ...

... ' bus ¶ za. The rapid growth of Carstbn from a quiet country Apy village to an important and eitensiv6 suburb of f~ Un Liverpool, possessing .valuable' docks . and also. in several flourishing idndstries baa, as mayhe' easily Sep to understood, outstripped the'provision made for the Ch, religious wants of the community. For. ayopuls-. ;e L. tion of about, '8000, chiefly- of the artisan. class, ...

... I, Bowmes SAD'rtn.-Tho Queenssland Lsine royal mail !p8, steamer M~alora, from Lonxdon for Erisbanearrived r By OEAD, SSt - The White ar steamer W rltanni passed east at four p.m. Lan; SATIJhDAv-The Star line steamer Vesta, ra from Liverpoo, arrived her this morning. aul SUa, Savuansx.-The Peninsular and Oriental a teamer Verona, with the outward India maril of the Rat ?? iwant, left here at 7 ...

... - - - I I T'rimpool kRfMtvr* 3 ?? . 4 SAELS POPE TV SUP A. --a The Archbishop of Canterburywas re- ported last night to be still very weak, and it is to counteract this prostration the physicians are devoting themselves. Some highly interesting papers were ead at yesterday's sitting of the British Association, one of the essayists being a Russian savant, and another M3r. E. OUIDonovan, late of ...

... NATURAL SCENERY. d Nature and art have in the open country been P ,a a good deal mnore mixed up. than Perhaps the U1 majority of- those who are Jiust now hieing away ~,to the scenes of A natural1 beauty are commonly ~ Le aware. ,Beyond certain limits it is not alway's h ~e easyto say how much of the beauty of ascene is x- due to art' end how much to nature. There are, to no doubt, places ...

... THE RE-ARRAKGEMEIT OF THE LIVERPOOL WARDS. ?? TO ?? mn'oaRS OF Ma Iar ?? =oViUxr. a a- Gentlemen,-Now that the battle for supremacy I nd in the Town Council has been fought and lost, it is c .de advisable that the members of the Liberal party d 55 should reconsider their position. The straggle for I es. power extended over several years, and was nearly a m attended with success. We entered ...

... - D0 . C'RESTER t On Saturday, before Dr. H. Churton and Alderman J. Oakes, Martin M'Hugh, liviug in Tanvard-court, Union-street, was fined %Os. and costs, or i4 days, fo d assaulting a neighbour named Julia Iester.-Asimilar ly penalty was Imposed upon William Bithell for obstruct- t l ing a water bailiff naised Thomas 'Shea in the c execution of his duty. g At the County Sessions, on the same ...

... TEX RiGisauTiox.-The registration courts for i the revision of the list of Parliamentary voters for 5 the borough sit on the 15th September, the revising S ir barristers being Messrs. MI'Connell and Collins, The tl Liberals will be representedsy Mr. James M'Corbe, al and the Tories by Mr. Richard Bennett. The Y' Liberals have issued 4500 objections; their list of v -claims is not yet made up. ...

... ?? SALUS POrIl TLo SBXmXA. a - ?? v In the Ilo.-se of lords, yesterday, Earl Granville made a statement as to the pend-. ing recess and the autumn session. Ie lng recess and the autumn session. He; said he would move the adiournmentbf the House on Friday till the 24th of October, I butt though the Government thoulhti T it due to their lordships to summon them IfT on the same day as the Commons ...

... | THE COURT, &c. Tnoe Quen and the Princess Bea'i'ce are ex- pected to leave Osborne about the 22nd instant for Scotland. Earl Granville, who 'left town early on Saturday afternoon for a few days' rest at Walmer Castle. returned to London yesterday morning, and had an interview with Sir Charles Du1ke. Tbne Brazilian Minister and suite proctedod to the continent, via Dover and Calais..vesterday ...

... .eh _ oi ds rm~~ez[awna' TZLIOUAXI.2 sm 1)1Y, FRANCE. the .93, )or PARIS, Auro. 8. P9' Ied In the Chamber of Deputies to-day DI. Duclerc, in' ad- the new Premier, made the following declaration:- nal The vote given by the Chamber on the 29th 1 'is ultimo has brought a new Cabinet before are old I you whose first duty it is to state what wv the interpretation they attach to that vote, and the ...