... .. 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 ...

... 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 ...

... STATlON6 Wi' OF'TLu BUIT-111. AI~AlI. Where two places ar e mentionied,the last naned is that attohich he Depdt of the leginmeat is stationed. Life Goards, lst, Iyde Park. 2d, Windsor. R7oal Horse Gauards. Regent's Park. Dragoon Guards. 1st, Dublin. 2d, Newbridge. 3d, Cahir. 4th, Dublin, 5t1, Newbridge. eth, Canterbury. 701h, Ballincollig. Dragoons. 1st, Mnanchester. 24, BUirtinghiam. ,8d, ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIHE NIAGARA. Liverpool, Monday, 12 30 A.M. bi By the steamer Niagara we have advices from New York to bi the 12th, and Boston to the 1Htl inst. She has brought 123 w passengers, but no specie. tc Thle steamer America, from Liverpool, arrived at Ijalifax on ef the 12th. Tbre Niagara passed the steamer Arabia on the 7th, and the W Africa on the 24th, both hence for New York. di T'e ...

... At the Sheriff Small Debt Court, on Thursday, several cases were decided, which involve results imiportant both to employers and employed, It is too often the case that jounecymell, as well as apprentices, look upon their engagements as of so facile a nature that they may be broken with impunity. For their in- formation, we think it advisable to record the following cases: -The first was one ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY, A'RIL 12. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Mr. CARD WELL further postponed until Thursday next his resolutions relating to railway and canal bills containing powers of amalgamation. The Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Bill was read a second time. Petitions were presented by Sir G. MONTGONs.RY (2), from the Presbytery of Kirlecaldy, one against the ...

... On Sunday last, sermons were delivered in the churches of 16 of the various denominations ii the city, by the Rev. T. D. Wingate, Kilmun the Rtev. 11. Gault, Glasgow; the lieV. p. M'Dowall, Alloa the 11ev. John Pillans, Pertl; the Rev B. Iuixter, Kilwilniing; the Rev. J. Cuiross, Stirling; the 11ev. W. Elmslie, Inseh ; the 11ev. Dr. Houstoll, Kilock. bracken; and the Rev. W. Wight, Harbury. ...

... HOUSE OF COMAMONS-TnURhSD)AY, APRIL 14. my _ e. - a -1. P ?? -W - ?? ?? The SeltiEIct took the chair at four o'clock. Petitions, praying for the repeal of the dutics on paper, adver tisements, &c.,werc presutod by r. COWVAN, from1 Mr. J. Greig, proprietor and editor of the Scottis/ Press newspaper ; by Mr. it. IIArTIrn, from Peter Micenzic and Co., proprietors of the Scotc7 Reformers' ...

... (From the Morning Ghrontelo's Corresposiirce.) t Paris, MAlri`day Evening. s Letters from Turin of the 15th state that ?? soonas the Sur- f dinian Government learned that the Austrian Cabirtet was de- i termined not to give a satisfactory reply to its 'dpyAndss with respect to the sequestration of the property of the 4igr&s frot lLombardy, who have become Piodmontese subjeets. it ideter- mhied ...