... THE RAILWAY KING A-Ng\D THE PRESS. - (Times.) Whier, Mr ?? hadi tire ilntreidity to compare the rmilw. Xy \i i tie( rlens~paper systemn gsnerallv, and tin' ama r. (f hiti ownl lilnes a ith that of ?? Times in pa cii: h. Ist;lat (I an l1nrlgy w.vhich many of llis an- dih ite 11!11-t ii ace filt to be chniero us grrolind indeed. For xbat ar( le he f~t.- of tile Lerase? We have no monoploly. se ...

... snQuSYTRArIoss. 1 September 16. ALEXANDER DEWARt, accountant in Dingwall 9 and merchant and coal dealer ?? meet in the CaE r ledonian Hotel there, 25th September and 19th October, twelve o'clock. September 16. JAMEs SMITE, formerly manufacturer in Glas- e gow, now residing at Kingston, Glasgow-Creditors meet in the 1 writing-chambers of Messrs Tayler and Kirkland, Ingram Street t there, 24th ...

... IBRAHIM PACHA IN BIRMVIGHAM. Birmingham, Sanday Afternoon. Ibrahim Pacha, and part of his suite. consisting of Major Dickson, Colonel Bonfort, Al. Nabar, his interpreter, domes- ties, &c., arrived in this town by the ordinary express train, at eight o'clock last night. His Highness travelled in one of the royal carriages, built for the accommodation of her MNa- jesty the Queen Dowager. On ...

... NATIoNAL SYSTEMI OF EDUCATION. Dublin, June 16. There was an extremely gratifying exhibition on Monday, I at the half-yearly examination of the teachers trained at the establishment of the National Board of Education in Marlbo- u rough Street, in this city. The proceedings on this occasion r afford the most convincing evidence of the complete success j of the national system, after having ...

... MONDAY, 3MAreCs 2. SUB-COMM35TTEES, so. 1. The Cornwall Railway.-The Chairman decided that the standing orders on the point before the committee had not been complied with. No. 2. The Edinburgh and Glasgow and Dumtbartonshire Junction Railnvd-The hearing of this case was resumed this morning. and occupied the committee through the remainder of the day. Our readers will remember that the ...

... Prince Louis Napoleon, on arriving in London, addressed the following letter to the editor of ?? as Soemmee:- MI DEAIL MI. 1FoGEoRGo-MIy desire to see my father once more in this world made me attempt the boldest enter- prise I ever engaged in. It required more resolution and cou- rage on my part than at Strasbourg and Boulogne, for I was determnined not to submit to the ridiculc that ...

... EDINBURGh GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. April 10. JAMES AFFLECE, boot and shoe manufacturer in Dumfries-Creditors meet in the Commercial Inn there, 23d April and 14th May, three o'clock. April 10. SAMUEL AFaLECK, shipowner and coal dealer in Dumfries-Creditors meet in the Commercial Inn there, 23d April and 14th May, one o'clock. April 1i. JoiN BARE, dyer in Sidney Street of Glasgow, de- ?? meet in ...

... . h FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL. The polling for the burghs of this district took place on S Friday at the various towns, all hope of accommodation be- etween the rival candidates (which had been at one time en- etertained) being at an end. From an early hour great inte- srest, but not much excitement, prevailed in the different burghs, and the usual electioneering machinery was in active ...

... PRIVATE CORRE.SPO.NDEN-CE- (A2t. Our Specical CbrrqnoxtuJ LON-DON, SATZ.uRDnY t.Y ISG The political condition of Spain is again lowvernig. asit por- tentons of another convulsive straggle between duspetis~t a 1 abject slavery. The intrigues of Mas:jria Christina icave sc-U ceeded in overthrow,-ing another Mtinistry, atr it haed served her purpose, without pliturc or concession on their part, ...

... lRELANI. ?? trie Northiernt T' ish;. I)TEIATTilS FR(Nr JIUNOER. We are strrv it ilae to sav, that the tatemt accolilltc. frorn seteral sailrt, Ire'lartid. are of a more ei:lo-rt; character than the-c i hiktl h:1.l rert r'r-crrive' for stine tinme prt?iouSiV. Three ioath-ts a@ re.-ijrtcrd to bvare ta.ien plate. frcnt starva- tiri. io the ttc-i'hiiood of Skibbereen anld it i- statedl. with ?? ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 5. RAILWAYS-REPORT OP SELECT COnnrM- The Earl of DALHOUSEE--IMy lords, I am instrueted by your lordships' committee on railways to report to the house the following resolution :- It is the opinion of your commit- tee that such portion of the standing Order, No. 224, as re- quires from the promoters of railway bills a deposit of one- tenth of the whole capital subscribed ...

... THE ARAM. 9th Lancers-Lieut.-Colonel S. Fullerton has leave to Calcutta and Madras for four months, and to England for two years on private affairs. 14th Light Dragoons-This corps has been finally transferred from the Bomabay to the Bengal presidency-Lieut. Griffiths, rid- mg-master, has leave to Calcutta for three months, and to Eng- land for two years, on private affairs. 4th Foot--We ...