... I ~ W1E L -1 . - v:' . I:;. '' virm;:El miiv -,tv O rm-F WNEiZ D X w =.,'i .r ,; - :. :, ., . .. . , , - .- ..ti ! |i-Ssne Eloedmb3 U: Si;' wor , ld-rnne, anther of' i-PetarParley's Tlstories/'thas-besnoonouanated ConslatIaris,: . ¶pse.o obertWialsbi;resigaiea,-:V ,-- ' Jaune Wilbred has very much improved in hialthli;nda lady iasbofferedrto let her reside In her-outo 's sbon's ...

... | I I - I LIABIILITY op I TPOCTOUtS TO PAY VORt MrDICAL OtELIFF. '- JAi'We have no Rleporters to lay thie prioceedings of our Courts be.I igfore the, pubijc, I Would beg leav~e, through the medium of your wieg ultdpaper, to give, a brief otatenient of the fAMt connect. edwithla carcre ln which I was defender hc a oie 0. me inl the Court held here on the ]3tbh inst.. Oil or about the 'rh of id ...

... TnE measure before Parliament for the suppression of 3 the Romish Ecclesiastical Titles does not seem to give d more satisfaction in its modified than in its original E form. Itis doubtful if, in its present shape, it please I any party; for while it has the appearance of sacri- el ficing tbe principle of complete toleration, on which those tI opposed to legislation on the subject take their ...

... FRANCE appears to be on the eve of a new ministerial s crisis. The present transition ministry is said to be p about to give place to one of a more permanent cha- racter, chosen in the usual way from the majority of the Assembly. MA. Baroche and Odillon Barrot are spoken of as the likely heads of the new Cabinet. The German question, as we mentioned last week, is the difficulty of the, present ...

... T'11HE IAI a IVAC. ARRIVAL OF THIE BOSPHORUS. We (Times) have received, by express from Plymouth, ac- counts from the Cape to the 2d of February. Sir Harry Smitit was still in King Willam's TFwn, with about 5000 troops of all sorts bearing arms, incl uding Hottentot levies and thee B3urgler force. The great fear that Fort White and Fort Cox would fall for want of provisions had ceased, as Sir ...

... The stated meeting of the Commission of thL General As- a sembly was held on Wednesday, in the Assembly Hall-the Rev. Dr. Graham, Moderator of the Asscmbly, in t be chair. THlE CLERtGY IRESEIIVES IN CANADA.t Tbo first business was a statement by the Colouiial Committee of the Gelneral Assembly, on the . bjject of the Canada Clergy t Reserves, which they ?? as at matter of verygreat import- ...

... MrATERIALS FOR D N1NK1?-G. A SIX: L .. nn - iwllsnn ?? ?? e 4 ?? We have a certain complacency ii w itassil an air of d. fiance in a criminal before hlis jndges, becaqse Ic thre-y lessens our ?? of subjection to authorir.-4c01n p0 Richter. In youth we think Wce shall be able to build palaeis fir lile but when it comes to the point w*e have our hands fill with ti' business of clearing away ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14. W\hat may be called the real business of Parliament |onlV CowilCoeeld Onl Monday 3n;ght, h'tamp NIvy | Estimates were brought forward in the House of Comn- i mons, and several of the principal votes passed. Mr. ,Iluie moved, as an amendmllelnt on the first vote, that the number of seamen employed should be reduced from 39,000 to 30,000, but the original motion was ...

... A meeting of the Port Glasgow Harbour Trust ?? llhoh yesterday in the Council Ilall-thc Lord Provost in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read andl a;-. proved of, II[r. Jonx 1TITCr-tELr, submitted a statoment of the aceuat of the Trt-tit, for the pa;t year, from which it appeared ?? the revelilne, for the year ending 2d Feb. last, amounitel to t2515. Tie total expelnditure ...

... CONTI-NENTAL NEWS. FRANCE. (From the Times' CoerrspcplnCe.)t PAiIS, WVEDNESDAY M OUINING.-T lle .Jfollieesl C(Olfilils Our Lotreppouideat's statemelnt ?? the promiotion of Ucneral Excellmau s to the rank of a larshal of France. The Socialists have lately attempted seditious demonstrations in ceveral departmental towns. A secret society has been discovered at Lille in the act of halnging the ...

... THE E.LECTrIUC TELEGRAPHr. W -,rse Chin ?? ?? -1 ;v c :ie ?? the tConstitu~ixtonat) j ld In Conmmon Ivith onrl local Contemporareieis, lv-~ bstive Ie.j ?? of late to notice tile recmis:iless Wlviicll to ,4R- {Ijff se ractei'ises the inanatremeit t of tile Electric 'PCIL L nll, dlii , (,a d li taiiily lye have Ihad great reason to comiplain diriui' tile lntv ce nfisteria Icrisis. It really ...

... GLASGOW,'MARCH 28. Fatal Accident at the Harbotsr.-About half-past ten o'clock on Monday, an accident, which involved the death of one individual, occurred at the harbour. As twelve men, in the employment of Messrs. Tod and by M'Gregor, engiueers, were repairing the paddle-rhigs °ar' of the steamer Craignish Castle, the scaffolding in the ing inside of the paddle-boxes on which they were stand ...