... - ?? ?? GF - SYNOD OF ABE3RDEEN:. [ ?? 1-.. ?? ?? r ?? ?? , i,1 I| . | eiterloy ?? Very Ioev. tbe Syilotl of Ab)ei leen iliet ill thc West ChiI relI, rv tel, after selinorl, from Isitit liii. Ist by Mr ScM irT of Oil Mociear, the j late Nolerrtor, tbe Synod tliiceeileid to tile election if ;mt Mloderator (or the eensuing htmf-yeat, wheii NIr ANI) IIStIo. Or St. Pergs wais elenoel, by ai . ...

... UNVxEnSITIES OF SCOTLAND, A BILL, AS AMENDED BY A COMMIITTEE iOF TIM UOUSE OF LORDS, ENTITLED AN ACT FOIR TilE VISITATION AND REGULATION OF THE 1. WH nORAs, by an Act passed by the Parliament of Scotland, in the year one thouisand six hundred and ninety, hutitled, Act for Visitation of Unietr.- .ities, GCblkges., and Scowls, certain persons therein named were constituted andl appointed ...

... To the EDIrTo oll, fO the A113EUnDN JOU1NAL. I COLONIAL AND BALTIC EQUALIZATION DLTTy SChEIE. I ii, ?? it. C nmt it' ay SI II l lul st, In Sedl theI free do III to Cal ?? at telntiulo a)I or u Ir ?? it e- SC touts lendoer to time ?? View law ?? equail cing tile duties On tilimbe aud II .other goiwls, lenin nit clvii Colornius fit)ilthe Ba Itic-iiiti ettite von crii to shoe', that nel ither fro ...

... 'forcigit fittelliorlice. rrance. Thie prelimillnary proceedines iln th case of Louis Bullo. naparte and his associates are nearly finished. It np- pears certain that Louis Buonaparte himself will not be sent to trial. His mother, the Duchess of St. Leu, hI as come to Paris. It will probably end in the whole of the 1l3onaparte family being expelled from France. The FL, ench Government has ...

... SIR ROBEl1RT PI'EEL. oreC Ac lilofcial loiter from Sir Rtohert Peel lira; hoell received i ?? jil IM'osOse, om UioCeicatieg thle gratiflr iltolligeisre thalt lie [Cc- flire stl Ilty celiti'the RI-etorsrip; other loiter; from thart qjitarlmerneer Oi h e tie israr thle ?? slolos~naos sril tni hi; Orccasion visit Cites- eithervEL IC gin;, soliris may be coolsiderrledqrisiidoeist to Iris ...

... 4iPord194t Very great mlaint exists inl Par-i fbi' thle safet ' of tile Io=aL Im ly on the aplproach of the fetes of July. Sn mluch attxiety lies not been flt sic 80 umru ret have taken place--a shot'-proof carrhisee has been provided for the K`iImg'-'ilii th utio' fieso thle National Guard have imifimmed the Mlinistry that it will be pin. dent to postpone tile review which usually ta~kes ...

... ?? ?? Mla- ?? it ?? that thle hitvitiede rca jew Ily the King of riance is to cor, be omlittoil, owl i e to Ilessonis of aI Serious natitre. Several attests feer are saidl to II ave latul v. tak~en p)IlUac, ill COVInsIMIIn c Of SSnPectea offise- UIE Ces, the chavatCI ?? (itt wh iel has not tranepi 'itl. TIhe Pai'is papers ne Iare tlond inl their lienlantic of enl explanatlion of the reasons ?? ...

... EVAN IAI n(wL 'il MO, I 'l1INSTR -1,A EL IN * There is no gift of nature whicl prielously distributed as that of II's bern are, upon the whole, meted out pret, y c'a in a measure, too, sufficient to s e ar purposes of life; so much so, irleceti ° the most unsodden lumps of iuffll5 iejtso have neither soul to feel nor tlste to manifestations of the diiner mi ?? how managed to come in fora min ...

... CARLOW ELECTION COMIMITTEE. This Committee met to-day at twelve. Mr O'Connel was present, anrl expressed a hope that ?? proceeding of the Comamittee would be allowed to be publie, as he was anxionsr of having a fair and open trial. After a short discusshin it was agreed that it should be an open Committee, but The Chairman said be hoped every body would see tba propriety of not pulylisling the ...

... Mr Campbell of Islay arrived at Drinoon at eleven o'clock on Thursday morning. On land- inig from the steamer, he was received by his Chairman of Committee, Mr Macfie. Three hearty cheers welcomed his arrival, and he pro- cceded to Leitch's Inn accompanied by a nume- rous body of his friends and supporters. At one o'clock he appeared on the hustings, at- tended by Mr Macfie, Mr Campbell of Dun ...

... FRODM THE LONDON GA.&95T:E. FORSUICiT OFFICE, MAY 25. The King has been graciously pleased to nominate an d appoint John AI'Neill, Esq. (whose appointment as his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shab of Per- sia eas notified in the Gazette of the 9th February list) to lie his Malesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia. CROWN OFFICC, JUiNE 10. ...

... SYNOD OF ANGUS AND iLEARNS. i t . . ihe Synod of Angus and Mleorns met n Tuesda . tost nt Forfar.l After sermon by the Rev. Mir BrewsturtL Air Davidso0 of 73rouglrty Ferry was ?? The rnost important business before the Synod were tao overtures, one on the abolition of paltronae, aynd tere I other on the Irish clergy. The Rev. Mjfr Nlsmn of Iontros, in moving the first of those overtures, ...