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West SO2 Is. 35


Northeast 3,l37 si


Mil Hill l13 :


The average of the whole being under one shi
ling a week for each person.


ALARMING STATE OF THE MANUFACTURING
Observation-Disclosures. June Sth.-ThIs part o
the country is in deplorable state, for hundreds
and thousands have neither work nor meat. They
are daily begging in our streets. twenty thirty
together, crying for bread Meetings are held eve
ry Sunday on the neighborno hills. attended by
thousands of poor, haggard, hungry people, wishing
for any change, even though should 1t be death. On
Sunday last, meeting was held on the hill, near
Accrngton, aud the persons present, II Is 81 d. CO.
vercd an of APO square yards Of ground that
calculating to the square yard there must have
been 26 GOO persons present. The speakers ten n
number, violent, advising their hearers never
to petition 10 Parliament agfin, but be determined
tn have redress OF grievances immediately. Reso-
lutions put to the meeting and carried unani-
mously. The peope say they are determined to
have their Just rights or die IN the at enpt and say
they will neither support delegates nor conVentioms.
TOR present relief they want. and present re'cf they
Viii have before another winter makes It's appear
ance. They say they might we'll die by the
sword as by hunger.


EMroRArioN AMERI CA Whole villages. in
cludlng the rich as well as The poor. emgrsiing
says a letter from Meniz-from Germany to North
America. Three OF those in Upper lies~e have
" ithn these few months, been entire abandoned
and several in Rhensh PRUSSIA preparing 70 fol
low the example A sho:t time ago the whole pop
uation of one of these villages passed through
Mentz on its way 10 America, accompanied by ITS
pastor and It's scboo!master.


Newton Wigney, VI. P., ono Of the partuers in
Wisney 5 Bank which lately ia led for large ainorn
at Brighton, attempted to secretc much valuable
property, which has been discovered. l. pon his
examination, he confessed that the bank had not
struck regular balance for years. aud had long
been lnsolycnt. Besides India rubber and potato-
sugar spcculations, he had been IN t. Am rcan
lands, probably the down-cast humbpg. Upon the
surrender ct all his remaining effects together III
Mrs. W.'s jewery, he Is allowed to become bank
rupt.


The IIoRsr ArrrLLA.-f'ol. Anson has il is
said, won by the Derby, f22 O00 Lord Chester
field, fl2uo0. The horse Attila, the winner, was
taken by Colonel Arson IN exchange for n doubtful
debt Of cl20 or Gao. lis first winning was
f3 0G0. his second. 5000; 50 thlt IN all hc has
returned he lucky poSsessor c:3GCG.


The four Judges Of the IRISH Court Of Queens
Bench are equally divided on the question a. 20 the
legality or LEGALITY Of MIXED Presbyterian marria-
ges but one Of them. Mr. just &c Berrn has gwen
way. pro formr In order that appeal may be
mace to the House Of Lords.


At the Chcltcnham sessions. George Jacob '!o-
Iyoakc. lecturer on socialism and home colon u
'iGE, WAS Ntu 10 tt Nit>t ~ iNN tilG lNn sure
ties of E50 for denying, Of the lectures, the
existence of a God.


On the 2o,h April, tie town of kosecer. in Es-
clivonia, totally destroyed by FIRE 10 houses
more than 800 barns, and many o. the inhabitants
became the prey OF the devouTiug element.


a letter fom Seville states that tie distress Of
the IN that place Is great that, in order to
keep them from starving, teuefit has bcca given
for them at the theatre.


An immense fo,silc elephant or m1mmo'h. At
depth OF twenty feet below the surface. has Just
been discovered. ia the NeolGen formal on oi the
Marden hiil. at Maidcn-tonc durir- tae excavation
Of tAe cutting for the Southeastern RaIray.


Lord Congeton formerly SIR Henry Paruelil put
period To his existence on Wednesday nfornng.
the leth inst. at his residence IN Caa. "a place.
London, by hanging himself with haudherehef.


Queen Christina. Of Spain. it is - Il, has ,ecome
the purchaser OF 81 anaison, the f.vor.te Geu.e
Of The Empress Josephine.


General Bus,amente, ex President of liex-
CO. among the presentations et the e.lseu's
drawing room. June 10.


Up to the 3l~ Of Nay the amonut of cont ba-
tons Tor tie sufferers at Hamburg aoyui + y,
Ceo.