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then prectned towards his home, the Inhabitants wel-
coming him from every hoot. as he gamed. One of them,
to remind him of tte day, gave t is a glass of wine and a
hot MU bun. Oe arriving at the house of J. Watson,
Esq., the procession again bolted, and seluted him
with throe hearty cheers, after which they soon reached
their destination. One of the committee, from se
emiamite,t, inhibited the trophies be bad brooch!,
and, addreming the wounded soldier, said, "Pri-
vate Hassel Lateen, we are come to welcome you
back from the wars, in which you have lost • leg in our
enure, and ea a mark of oar sympa ay we pre.ent you with
the chair in which you now sit, and in which you have been
carried from the station. May you enjoy many an hour of
ease and happioess therein; and we tryst your wild owls
are lett with your limb in front of the Rectum; and es you
are not devoid of nature' Went, we hope that talent will be
improved by reading and study, that you msy attain a re-
spectable position in the village to which we now welcome
you, and depend upon it you will meet with encouragement
from the high. r clams, who will gladly help you to rise to •
position of eminence in the village." Private Leivers said
be felegrestly obliged to the inhabitants for teak kindness,
end he would try to deserve toed!. esteem. He was then
delivered safely to his parents, and the inhabitants returned
to their homes.

BIRMINGHAM MANUFACTURES AT THE
•
PARIS EXHIBITION. 1
Yeeterday en interesting blue-book (which a not
blue) was baud with other parliamentary parrs, being 11
reports of the various dear Sects of the recent Puts N
Universal Exhibition, addressed to lotrl Stanley of
A:detley, at the request of the Board of Trade. The
papers, fif as fa number, are lod off by Mr. Cole's report on.
the management of the British portion of toe Earibition.
f,
which, in ea abridged form, has already appeared in this
journal. Then follows o.hers.-00 the fine seta strange-
meats, by Mr. R. Redlines, R.A On the iadurrial
arraegementa, by Mr. Ric, ord Thompson, superintendent
of strangement. On been manuf.c•uree, by ire deputation 1
t
i from the Belfast Cheater of Commerce. Oa woollen and
wonted manufactures, by the deputation from the Bred-
ford Chamber of Commerce. On wool, wool:ea menu-
(octane, and machinery, by the deputation from the
Huddersfield Chamber of CAMMerCr. Oa woollen
and wonted &brie', and iron matmatec•ures, by the
deputation from the Leeds Chamber of Commerce. On
the sample, of genera ponies and cotton, by the president
el the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce. On egtioulturd
./`
implements and produce, by Mr. J. Evelyn Denison, VIP.
On coachmakere work, la amen, do., by the Right Hon. i ,
the Earl . f Shelburne, M.P. Oa trepan& and preserved '
&Haat ry substanwe, by Pr [ewe. Owen, F.R B. On
Birmingham Inenofictoree, by Mr. George WeLis. Oa ellk ffil
manufactures, by Mr. Timmins Wiekworth. On Punkas
proud decoration, by Mr. M. D gby Wyatt. On printing,
printing machine,, de, by Mr. Charles Kniiht. On mili-
tary arts, by Captain Fracis Fowke, R.E. And results of
experiments on various to roniai woods, by the same officer.
The who:s form a handy, wall-irinted, and Masticates .
volume, which will doubters be much in demer.d.

PROPOSED MANCHESTER ADD SALFORD
REFOHMATORT FUR JU VENILE C'.I3IIN ALS.

A committee has been formed in Manchester for
the purpose of carryieg out the p.an a•'opted by the leading
inhabitants of that town and Bs.fo•d for purchasing not less
'hellfire acres of land, su.t,bly situ .ted in the country,but of
easy access from Manche,ter, and for buil ling thereon imme-
diately a school-room, work.hops, and store-rooms, sufficient
for the accomenolation and • mplot meat I,f lorry boys, and
capable cf being extended for 100 There w,ll also be a
master's Louie, and under the some rwt a " home," that
is a residence, for forty boys, cami r!sing diniog.room.
kitchee, bath-roam, dormitories, de. It is intended that
the buildings chill be erected in es plain a manner es is
consistent w,th their being sulwaz.eia% As the feeds in-
volute, and applications for talmission hec..n.e sore hu-
nter no, the committee intend t.. frond sta many more
" homes" as may be required. They w sit to adopt the
Dismay 'system of 0 family crasui, a i r," end, exc-pt in
the home first erected under 'he mot'e's r ..of, never to
hove more than twesty•five bis in one house. Two funds
for effecting this• benevolent otjrcte are establiebed
one for the putative of lend and erecting the
building, and the o•her for mettirg the general
enpecte•. The committee have awe!. dto the linetality
of the public of Mane hest. r, and 'he op c.. 1 has hen re-
minded to in a way worthy cf the tr wee. One gentleman
has subscribed 5001., seven others ICOI. e'ch, fiferen 501.
each, four 25.7. each, end several hays put down their names
for smaller sums. Much further sup- on will be required
to secompliah the design, and there is no a oubt that the
money requ'r al will be rear did. Tne watt of javentile
crime in Manchestee and &Wird a eh, we by the rept rts cf
the chaplains of the two goals e t ells town. The number
of committals to the New Bailey ire n in the year ending
&pt. 29, 1835, we. 647 a ales ender 17 yean of age, sheer-
ing a large incre see, the number t ay.ng been 478 in 1854,
and only 3.55 in 1653. In the City gaol the number foe
the two years 1954, 18.55, is the lime, namely, 327 in each
year; but as this isadtadva 64 rc-one.mittas ne Mb noir*
64 in 18.56, the number of noivedwAs c, mut tied in 1855
was 273 ausinst 269 in 1854, of which 22 weee under 12
years, 61 between 12 and 14, and 190 between 14 and 17
years of age. Is tee turtherance of the chilenttrapin
design no time will be lost, us it is intended that the
enamel, buildings shall be erected with as little delay as
possible.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITBHALL, MARCH 27.
Tbe Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade and Prate-Imo have r9ceiv.d, through
the Secretary of State for Fun uto Affs re, a cops of a des-
patch from her Majesty's minister at Furies, enclosing copy
of a Ne•polima royal dime pereeptiog tut tape nation of
wheat and corn to foreign toiletries until the 30th I April
nest, on pep:tient of the following duties : Wheat, 2
ducats per canter; Indian e'en, 1 ducat 20 grains par
canter; oats and b rlcy, 1 duet 20.erains per nova-. And
nave also received, through the S. crimpy 01 S-ate for
Foreign Affair, • copy of a clop itch from ter Mops y's
Cousul.Cist.eral it Venice, stating chat the free , iportatom
of rice from tat pr; to foreign con . is rermittrd.—
Gactee.
CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 26—Member returned to
serve in the present Parliament for the borough of New
Rost: Claret Tottetham, E'q., in the Icon of Charlie
°even Duey, Esq , who hen incepted the (hies of Steward
of her M..jes,y's Slate en Hendren—Gazelle.
THE AUDIT. OFFICE AND THE WAR D PARTY
Thvy six Wring have been transfer,. d twin t establish-
ment of the Commi,sioaers of Au, tt i the War Depart-
meat, thereby reducing the Aeon- ffi4e t e the event at two
inspectors, three senior 'seminas of tt e beet class, five senior
ermine= of the ascend el. as, nine junior oriminers, eight
assistant examiner, 'even temporary clerks, and too =r-
eenters—Civil licorice Onset&
THE RECENT RAILWAY FRAUD IN LIVERPOOL..—
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT.—At the police c •art this morning
William Pareonsge oat brought up on remand, before Mr.
Mansfild, stipeodiary imagist r 0, charged with d. treading
the London and North Western Rahway. Mr B'enkin-
eon, for the prosecution (addrreseng Mr. Men.fiel,), said
he fourid it impossible to complete the cis', agonst the pri-
soner, an as to pat them in tra.ning b r a trial at the present
irises, and therefore he would ask f r a remand for another
wick, which wee granted. An am Ilasti,ss to admit the
prisoner ta bail was refuted.
Mr. HARDWICK, one of the oldest metropolitan ma.
distrat,s, having been 35 years on the bench, test relin-
quished Ms public du t i ~, his resignation. it is tad:sto3d,
havirg been reluctantly sceepted by the 11 me a Sloe. Mr.
Hardwick, In addition to his s toad judicial goalie:Won%
ix an excellent liogui-t—an advent ,ge per icularly service-
able in this court, where a coneee;stde p dtinn of the besi-
nes- hes retereuee to foreigners Mr. Hardwick, as a magtr-
trate,weis ionoulably distioguished by the i• Risible upright-
ness of hs judgments, In no instance 'howl., himself to be
swayed in his decisions by the reek or i. Aimee. of the
parties before hint, sad his decisions being also distinguished
by a clear percept on cf the merits f the case. Those casual
poor whose claims more porticulerly come out in polite
courts will lase a dirrituiratitie friend.
FINSBUZY FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—At the
rich annual meeting of the members of this society, held ea
Thursday eveniog, at the Crown, Clorkeuweil-green, Mr.
E. T. Smith, of Drury-lens There*, is the chair• the di-
ree'ors reported that the receipts during the past year
amounted to 4,0141. es. 41., of wnieh 2,1151. was repay-
ments on account:of had on the Wool Omen e state, end
there was a balsam in band of 261/. 169. Id.; and the profit
and lows account showed a Askance in its foveae of
MI. 10s. 11d. after paying all err. noes, including a bonus
of 6} per cent. ea these shuts on which no allotment has
been taken no.
PEACE Move/de:tn.—The South Devon Militia,
under the commend rf Meet -Ctlon,l Sir John Yards
Buller, Bast., yesterday received orders to return their new
elothirg into store th:s day (Wedereles). On the 10th
proximo this regiment will be roweled w.tn new colours.
and be disbanded en the 1819.—Plerouth
THE FARRINGDON,STRIET EITENSION.—The City
Improvement Committee have intorturt a di putation from
th Board of Works for the Holborn distret, teat it is inn
tended to raise the level of the sew street, at the junction
of New Charlie-street. about four feet elutes Its tritest
keel, which will render the descent from Charles-scree• less
steep, and the ascent from Vials street more gradual
and easy.
CAMBRIDGE UNWERSITT, MARCH 28.—At one
o'cl irk, p.m., on Tuesday, the 13th Areii, 1856, and at the
came hoer on each enexedleg Friday. Saturday, Monday,
and Tuesday in Easter Term, the Professor of Modern
History err pier to deliver a series of lector*. et the Arts'
School, on t•Ths Illustritioas mutually afforded to ease
other by same Perigee of the Hieeney of France. and by
some of the Principles of the Law i f Nations."
THE TRADE OF BELLEIBLE.—From a return pre-
, seated to the vestry of Idiesten, it tippers that dtrieg the
pest year there have been ►unahtered in this locality 8.112
I horses, 12 cows, 16 seer, 16 sheep. 1 calf, sod 1 ox. Total
• number of animals which have been killed, not for the
ass of legatees. 8,167.

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