... .. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Miles opened. 1853. 1852. 72J 72X 32 32 1891 1891 2 20 31 31 67) 671 328 322 811 79 94& 94; 78 70 1741 1742 283 241I1 168 . 188 317 2751 101 101 90 90 260 280 i16 181 8531 8401 1731 1731 251 2441 341 243 1671 167.3 4881 4988 1268 1286, 149 149 468 46; 60 451 321 - 219 298 48 48 30 30 571 571 289 289 131 10o1 77 77 18 38 36 36 50 ...

... Mohe I BRailie Counrt.-At this court on Monday last. the master of one of thle river steamers -was brought up on a charge of contravention of the river and har- bour regulations, by sailing his vessel down through the harbour at a greater rate of speed thnn either thle safety of persons employed on board of other vessels moored at thle quays, or the harbour regulations war- ranted; in ...

... ?? l E K A I I R W A R. I it ra a :a r I fl *- 11 f . (FPrini tile Timies.) a i l tlke C'alcuf tta ba ve received intelligence resptectilig the i irdi ittill otf thete e Nhat hit e icicl, sholild it prove triu a Cannot fl Iil t) _hve gelnlrlal Satisfililcten. . i kce tho etl ?? k tile U ovnor tain BLeasuta I:mid all m td ?? fittilt ill tlat (Itllnl'tif. ?? Excelleiey hlied close~d iewintits ...

... GLASGOW, APRIuL 1. Statistics of Seil)pping on the Clyde.-In the elaborate as to tabular statement published icn the .Aail last week, thei the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. M'Millan and Son, affec of Dumbarton, was by some oversight omitted; but done ve believe that with that exception the list is in the was main correct. Messrs. M'Millan have at present three grie) very fine vessels on the ...

... M ISCELL AN BOUS. luther's Childhoo(.-TIie habits and manners of I that time were generally harsh and rude, and so Was c his education. Luther relates thlat his mother once 0 scourged him till the blood came, on ?? of one a mi.serable nut; that his father liad punished him so t; severely that it was withi great difficulty he could get 1 over the child's terror and alienationl. At school lie 1, ...

... ASGOWV SPRING CERCUIT. Thle Sprillg Circuit wvii lbe opxened hereo x Monday firbt by ILorxla Cowno and Anderson, Thormas Clighxorn, Esq., Adcv o- eute.1)epxtle, There cr0 82 c5ses inl whx oh 133 individualS tire impilicated. There ara 90 Jtirymncr surnlilnoned fromi the three countries. The followving is the list of indictments DUMBARTONSHIRE. James Campbell, theft end prev. con. Mary McKeon ...

... CONVENTION OF ROYAL BURG]IS. Onl Tuesday fhe annual meetlig of thu Convention of Royal Burgl,.s took place inl tile Edinburgh Council Chamber-thie RighI ?? Pvos of dinburgh was chosen Preses, and sworn. into iflicol. THiE (IENEiAL HrARBOURi BILr,. Onl this subjcct Mm.-. bN sc;ii'ziiE, W.S., the agent of the con- volitioni, stated], in reply to thel inquiry of several members, that tht( bill ...

... THE WARLIKE STORES FOUND AT ROTIIERHITHE. ts (Fromi the Globe.) ts Bow Street.-This morning considerable excitement was cre- le ated in this court in Consequence of its being known that William ir Hale and Robert Hale, the supposed proprietors of a house in Deptford How, and Louis 1Kossuth, were to be called up before rs M. Henry, elearged, under the Act of Parliament, with having rockets and ...

... ~~i ?? ffi rTI MONI)AY MORNING, APRIL I1. I ',4?-ftrtc Jr, allbo On Friday the Chancellor of the Exchequer laid his scheme for the redluction of the national debt before the Hlouse of Commons, and we ventnrc at least to say this mitch, that it will he some time before the nation generally comprehends it. W11'e can do no more than describe it jnst now. There is not much Government stock ...

... LiG LAND. 11cr 31'ja ,ty's Thcoh'c, -The sccneiry, p~roperties, miC and( g'eneral 11:11-apliel'li~la of tihe above thliatre, were 1 1)1C itvehased 01l TImt iit-iy, ?? oe lot, by Lord \ard, for' tile slim1 of eievell tiholi(llld pounds. Mrsi. II. B. Stowe. -'1I'bis ladys expected to mRIiVC JC inl ITh Canlada, whirl(! is due1r onl$iittlda y(1 llOnt. 0Wt to alt attack of ill ness sli e was ii ?? ...

... . FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 15. Lord Brongham's Scotch Law of Evidence Bill was read a third time, and passed the House. of Commons A- A fn 1 O t 1 ' A A 8 MA.-nnA* sa n'ewA n* I on Monday, with amendments. These amendments vwill require the sanction of the Upper Horiso before the measure receives the Royal assent and becomes law. On Tuesday, the Canada Reserves Bill was read and passed, by 80 ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- HIiles opened, - ia.Dic Returns. NA31e OF RAILWAYe. - 1853. 1852. 1853. 1852. 72J 72k Aberdeen . ..639 £140.9 37S 37j, Beltast ond Ballymon ?? 702 710 92 32 BirkenheoadLsncslkiro&Uhkeshi J Fuction ., , ,, 1717 1782 26k 26k Bflrok'rn ?? . 84k 84j Bsiatol and Exeter . . 4615 4343 1831 189' Caledonsian .. 8855 7775 94 94J Chester lntd ...