... COURT OF JUSTICIARY. This Court met on Monday at ten for the trial of the cases adjourned from the 17th inst. The Lord Justice. | Clerk, Lords Cockburn and Cowan, sat upon the bench, and the Lord Advocate (Mr Inglis) and Mr Milne appeared for the Crown. M‘Knight or M-Naughton was placed at the bar on a charge of bigamy, in so far as having, on the 10th May 1846, within St arish church, ...

... . THE OVERLAND MAIL. CAPTURE OF MARTABAN AND RANGOON. The despatch in anticipation of the Overland Bombay Mail has arrived. oo The dates are,—iiombay, May3; Calcutta, April == April 24. Her Majesty's steamer Rattler arrived here yesterday, bring- ing accounts of the captare of Martaban and The following is 2 demi-oficial statement of operations furnished by the Government to the local papers ...

... FRANCE. The Senate sat on the Ist and 2d instant, Prince Jerome Bonaparte being each time in the chair. At the first sitting communication was made to the members of two bills adopted by the Legislative Body, one relating to the calling out 80,000 men, and the other to the rehabilitation of convicts. Both mea- sures were referred to special commiitees. M. Rouher, the President of the Section ...

... | Tuvnspay.—The English funds steadily maintain their advance, and we have experienced throuzhout the day searce- ly any Consols for money opened at 100} to 3, and closed at that price, after there had been at one time buyers at 1003. for the July opening they again left off at 100}. Bank Stock closed at 2214 to 222; Reduced, 99] to 3; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102} to 2; Long Annui- ...

... Joreign Enteiliaence. FRANCE, The Monileur announces that the interest on reasury bonds is to be reduced from the present rate as follows:—On bonds having from four to five months, to run, to 2 per cent; from six to eleven months to 24 per cent.; and one year, to 34 per cent. The Moniteur adds that this reduction has become neces- sary from the progressing augmentation of eash in the Trea- ...

... Foreign Entelliqence. ITALY. The Roman Journal of the 31st ult. contains the following :— “Some journals have taken occasion of the affair of an in- dividual, named Murray, to calumniate the Roman laws and the mode of rendering justice at Rome by the supreme tribunal of the Sacred Consulta. It being our duty to characterise that act of impudence, we will first observe, that of the penai code, ...

... — PLEX NOMINATION OF THE LORD PROVOST. A public meeting of electors friendly to the Lord Provost's claims to represent the city, was held on Monday, in the Queen Street Hall. Among those on the platform besides the Lord Provost were Bailies Fyfe and Boyd; Councillors Blackadder, Gray, Tod, Pow, and ; essrs W. M‘Crie, James Ri- chardson, James M‘Laren, James Aytoun, J, Greig, R. S. Grieve, ...

... Horeiqn EGYPT. (From the Times Correspondent). June 4.—In my last Linformed you of the terms arranged with Fouad Effendi for settling the differences between Abbas Pacha and the Sal:an. These terms have been ratified by the Porte, and Katif Effendi is expected from Constantinople in a few days with a firman from the Sultan, to which, will be attached the tena:mat. Fouad Effendi has becn made ...

... Empevial Parliament, HOUSE OF LORDS ‘Tuunspay, June 17, The House met at three o'clock for the purpose of hearing yal assent given, by commission, to the following bills, amon others, the Law of Evidence (Scotland) bill, the Kelvin (Glasgow) and other works bill, the Glasgow, Kilmar- aock, and Ardrossan Railway bill, the Edinburgh and Glas- gow Railway bill, the Presbyterian Ministers, Widows, ...

... Sorciqn kntelliqence. FRANCE. | The Globe Correspondent, writing on Monday evenin: no- | io) tices a report that the President, yielding to the influence of ublic opinion, has made arrangements for the return of MM. Fould, de Morny, and Rouher to the Ministry, on the condition of a material modification of the decrees against the Orleans pre rty. e decision of the Council of State in the case ...

... borerg Ente renee. FRANCE. M. Cabet, chief of the Tearian Socialists, has addressed a letter to his adherents in France, announc ng that he was to leave London on the 18th, to return to Nauvoo, in America. He adds, that the colonv at Nauvoo have resolved to send an expedition to explore Texas, where they think a favourable site can be found for establishing a colony on Icarian Commu- nist ...