... i?Ai?I\ NADS~ifom attorney of ?? stfafd tho>ahiis; iO1BENING, OFe ,TiE.()ttTSTA : F4 LACE 92X 5 1AY5.-Biy.: the AXrehbishop of-,l~RK,, frot ?? jslobl'7>lteachetrs~ and otbere ina the' city, of York,; ,against., - 'Jm,5O D15Arz9 B7sJ4lwTI;s RBI-LL By-ithe Earl of EGLIN- TON; frem, ?? Q-Ayrf .a kirkasesison of Glasgov. alddthe proviniulal ?? agtd L~ord C!OLUHEFiS-, TERv, ?? a'nlacee notC heard t ...

... SOIREE :.AT sGL.ASGOW: IN HONOUR . OF . at . . AIR . 13. B SToWSE- . est' 'On Friday night, Mrs. Stowe, the distinguished ?? author ol' ' UnclaTem's Cabin, wag entertained at a:soir?e. Pd in the Glasgow City-hall, when upwards of two thousand of on our fellow-citizens, male and female, assembled to do her ma honour. AC, The chair was occupied by JOHN MAcnowAsan, Bsq.; By and on Mrs. Stowe, ...

... 2, V 1. 1OAI FRANCE. (BY TLECTRIC TEMI,(11.MIir) r P1VIUS, MIox.xY EVEcINxG. ?? A us au government published, on the th, a i lffi.C \rdiniance relative to the future administra- t llunlary. For the piurnloses ot government, the I-i-gen ie is to be divided into three districts, - .P mionut! gopLcrnors, subject to the Governor-in- ' LI P 'h At ilce ,oi' alsc. to-day, the maritet for Rentes was t ...

... A ER i1 VED. ALEReT-at 13ri-tol, April S. from ?? York A-_%j1.ANttt-Rt Dial. April 5. from ?? New York Awtcrix4-tt Liverpool, April , ?? amstordlaf ADou',14-fi Graveserad. April 6, fro ?? Black Sea 'As sprvr---it Graveserid, April ?? ?? 1;A1,stottAL-at Groveoenl, April 5, from . ?? BAROeN WAY-at Gravesend, April 5,. from. ?? f 13at]IvOLO-Fat Liverpool, April 6, from ?? LBe~rTjiA FiNtlalmouoth, ...

... IMPERIAL \ARLIA11iENT{ HOUSE OF LORI)S.-TIURpSDAY, APRIL 21. The LonD CeACELL.olt to(kll hissect t S o'cleak. PETIl'lTIONS PRESENTED. OrNtNn ji:' (1] 'tE (yll5 rm,; PALAUC ox St's; ?? the Ei'1 of SIAFF'I'I , from St. Du'nstan in the v' ra, Sotithw,rl;, Tiill St. Matthewv's Liverpool and 2,076 of the e- ivlercial venule T1ern of London; and the Bish:op of OXT.OI) fromll W'itoieih, Roaeadiog, ...

... THE DINDIANPROBLEM. * TO ThE EorroaL OF THE DAItY NEWS. . SIRt,-That somie great and' decisive change -ofl ,prizciple'is~needed in- the' administrntion .of India,' isl ah' immediat& inferenice fronii the isidur~e of' thie. de- I 'fence adopted by the :favouirers of the East 'India |s Company. Th'e crown,' say~ they, makes war against I1 the wvill of~ the: directors, empties *their. coffers, ...

... LONDOA MONDAY, APRIL 25. THE anger of Toryism is -kindled against Minis- bi ters because they propose to reform the Legacy Duty. For generations land has enjoyed unjust exemptions from the tax on successions by death; i and instead of being grateful for all it has et hitherto enjoyed by grace especial, and con- bi science-stricken and silent on the announcement of v its discontinuance, ...

... MR. GLADSTONE'S REFUSAL TO REFORM THE INCOM.IE TAX. TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY iEtWS. STR,-There is a very general feeling that the ministry is in danger, from the possible result of the debate on the income tax. There is a feeling also which is more unfavourable to the ministry than this, which is, that the danger is entirely of their own seeking. People are asking themselves is it really ...

... S WJITZERLAND. WA hile Austria is preparing its answer to the last note of the Federal Council the Swiss are preparing for the e ttremes to which they may be forced. The Bund having spokcn of the recent diplomatic corre- spolndelnce, remarks that things have arrived at a point where Austria must beat a retreat or Switzer- land take measures of the gravest consequence. A correspondent, writing ...

... KIEL, APRIL 4. The succession question, which to-day is delivered to the second deliberation at Kopenhague, appears to have taken a more concrete form within the last few days. On the 27th, the different parties in the houses produced four different proposals bearing upon the royal project. The amendment of the right side of the houses accedes in very few words to the bill as it is proposed by ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. LIVE, APOOL, SUNDAY. By the arrival of the Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Captain Store, Ne, have advices from. Ame- rica of four days'later date than those brought by the-Hermann. The Canada left Boston at noon on the 30th ult., and Halifax on the .2nd. inst., and arrived in. the Mersey this forenoon, bringing 45 passengers, the usual mails from the United States Wand ...

... I L OND ON, SA TURDA Y, APRIL 9. 1 Boln Houses sat yesterday. In the HousE of' LORDS; the Earl of ELLEN- BO1oUGOH presented' a petition from the masters, mariners, mates, and seamen of Hartlepool,' against any repeal of the act with respect to the number of foreign seamen in British ships. His lordship sup- ported the prayer of the petition in some earliest re- marks. Earl GitANVILLE, Lord ...