... NTATIONAL BEFORDI UNION, The monthly meeting of the executive was held on Tf Tuesday afternoon, in the temporary offices, No0 9, Cor. poratlon-street; Mr. Wm. Warburton In the chair. The h mlnutea of the preceding meeting, and the minutes of the V finance committee, were read and *onfirmed, and all HI accounts owing by the executive, which had been examined Hl and found correct, were ordered ...

... -M-MlrIsja uRN'S INSTITUTE FOR| A crowded public meeting of the inhabitants of Gorton was held on Thursday evening, at the Zion Chapel, Gorton Lane, for the purpose of taking Into consideration the desirableness of accepting the munificent offer of Mr, George Booth, of Gorton, of £1.500, for building a Working Men's InBtitutd for the township and district. The eon. ditions of Mr. Booth's ...

... | TWO RAILWAY COMPANIES FIGCTIG FOR I - - - FOOTPATH. 1 SHOCKSING OCCURRENCI.; The town of Wigan was in atate of great I during Monday afternoon and evening, Lt. sproreo b4,,61!i30 two~wo io lunoen hoarod N\y q and Lancashire and Yorkshi~re Railway Conn &hi endeavouring to Becure, and the other to pr e, thec bliahment of a oross road to the station tf the f heest combat, which was carried on ...

... 1EARFUL SCENE IN A MlN g-p LVE LOS- I -- E FM LIVES LOST A sad accident ?? North Levant Mine, St. Just, on Monday. Two mliners were Btoping~ in the 70 fathom level, going east, and kinew that they approached part of an adjacent mite, Wheal Maie tad, wi hd not been worked for 30 years. hae idnot heoeer, anoti pate ager Thtetwo min erome of erhe using hammier nad piker in soft groulnd whenwater ...

... APPOMThIENT OF OVERSEERS. .. I J ?? was a special osalons at the City Court for vae appointment of overseers. Mr. Thomas Lings, the comptroller of the Corporation, proposed the following list for the township of Manchester :-Mr. Potor noyle, Burgeon; Mr. Richard Broadhurst, yarn agent; Mr. Thos. Lloyd, merchant; Mr. D. Owon, merchaut; Mr. Richard Urrrdwlck, merchant; Mr. Adam Murray, ...

... gord add Lplotvld. ?? - ?? BEMOVAL OF CATTLE.-Au order in counc1 il rescinds a previous order aud permits cattle sold in Salford market to be moved to any place not exceeding 12 mile,',A distance, to be slaughtered not later than four days af .er sale, Similar orders have reference to cattle sold at ?? verhampten and Newoastleoon-Tyne. THEm ALLEGED MuRDER NiEAR BoLiToN. - On l Saturday ...

... MANCHESTER CIaY OOUXOIL. 'cloh Ci ty Cou ncill m et on We dn esday, the Il ayor prosld ln^,. |he i Th Nl' W OMNIBUS REOULATIONS. of P ?? tof the watch committee having been &sU sod thcir oofiut matlon moved, Mr. ANDMRTON asked wv reblr it as iiteodea t(o eontinue the regulations la Cb'. ,a to the etmnibas iraffli, He thought great lnoon. chi ece would arie to the publlc from some of the ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAIMT. (BY THLIGR&PE] HOUSE OF LORDS.-YgEI&RDLY Their lordships mnet at four o'clock, The roy91 asent was given, by aommisrion, to theg Duties B3il, the Dublin Universt profesorhi P and several private ?? The royal ?? W, 6he Lord Chancellor, the Earl. of Taukerville, anid Bel Cadogan. akrve n The LORD CEIANCHLLOR laid a bill on tie tae extend the Colonial Admiralty Couris Acts of ...

... FORE IGN NEWS. I FRANCE. OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION. The PariS ?? was opened on Monday by the Eam' peror .and Empress In person. Their majesties were re. celved vith loud cheers. The Aoniteur says: Thii Emperor made no speech on the occasion, but In taking leave of the members of the Imporial Commission, expressed the lullest satisfaction with the general resault of the Rrhibitiofl, Their ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. B E19b1LOYMENT FOB SOLDI)RS. The Earl of HARDWI0KE presensted a petition from Colchester, praying that H~er bMajest' atroops should be b provided with eroployment Sor their leisure hours a The Earl of LUNGFOltD (Under Secretary for War) said that the eubject was one which had not altogether escaped the attension of the governmnent but the expense of providing ...

... WEEKLY I MANCHESTE.R, RIMES. TT E ?? THE - _s - SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 18G' TOPICS. The opening of the Universal Exhibition at Pars Is one of those events which cannot in courtesy be passed over in silence, and in this instance there is all the more need for journalistic comment, since the French Emperor has minded to perform the Inaugural ceremony without gratifying the spec- tators with one of ...

... FIGHT WITH FENIANS-EXTR&OPRDINABY SCENE AT THE FUNERAL. A correspondent, writing from Mitchelstown, Cork County, on Tuesday, describes a recent affray between someor the 6th Foot and three Fentans, ending in the death of one of the rebels and the capture of two others. The correspondent says :-The authorities had informatior tat a number of men had been hiding in the woods about Mitchelatown ...