... 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 ...

... DtIUKE OF WELLINGTON, 131, SCREW LTNE-OF-BATTLE SIIIP, CAPTAIN HlENRY BYAM MARTIN, C.B. 7- (From the Standard.) f Portsmouth, Monday. I This most magnificent of warx steamers has more than. f answered tile most sanguine expectations that could possibly have been imagined. This day was witnessed the largest war- steamer in the world, and we may say the handsoomest, doiig an average of tell ...

... 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, ...

... . 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 ...

... -Thc haf-yerly meeting of this reverend Court was held in Ayr o uday. A letter was read from the Clerk, the Rev. Dr. Auld, inti- iusting that ho was unable, from indisposition, to attend the court;- at the 'samne time ainnouncing his resignation of the office of Synod Clerk,' wh~ich res~ignatiosi ho would duly lay before tie court ait next incoting. Thle Rev. Dr. requested that his sol, AM r. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WErDNESDAY. PL~I -n YSinrOi lntn 18r1Y 0'n.n nIUoJZ IJ1 UUIlNO.-YsaIlNxlJAY. The SPEAKERs took the chair at twelve o'clock. Sir R. INGLIS presented several petitions from various laces in Scotland against the abolition of tests in the Scottish Jniversities. Mr. BOUVERIE presented several petitions from places in scotland against the Public Houses (Scotland) Bill. COUNTY ...

... |NDIAN MISMANAGEMENT-BOMBAY BRIBERIES. I ?? I I ('From the Times.) After the allegations recently advanced respecting 1, Bombay Briberies, few readers will be at any loss 10 to appreciate the intelligence now reported, that two of tile Judges in that presidency have been dismissed s-by Lord Falkland from their appointments in the ?? Sudder Court. They were accused, we believe, of )rhaving ...

... Rs7moured Name of the Young Prilec.-Upon every a auspicious occurrence, such as the birth of a prince or prilcess, no sooner is the fact of the interesting a addition to the Roval family promulgated than the n asid nwincs at the W est end are busy in devising the P probable name to be given to the illustrious infant. Withont recapitulating the variety given, or stating =ny1hing positive on the ...

... S C OTLAND. r The Duke and Duchess of Ilamilton and youthful 0 family intend to remain at their hotel in the French capital until the first week inl the ensuing month, when e their Graces return to St. James's Place for the season. The Duchess Dowager continues in rather improved health, in Portman Square. The youngest child of the Duke of Argyll, the Lord Privy Seal, was christened by the Rev ...

... II | USHE FEUING OF KPLVINGROVE. [We are requested by Mr. Orr to insert the following, ad-. i dressdd to the Lord Provost-] DEAR LOsID PROVOST, I The few remarks I made ot tile last meeting of Council, re- garding'the feling plan for Kelvin Grovd Pork, wore not so much the result of a recent personal inspection as of the delibe- rately formed opinions communicated to me by citizens of ...

... ULASGOW AT'll'NAEUM. ''lie alinnua~ll gceroel l mletilag of tle tcinlberl of the ?? At ilt tlata wao helld on TliteSdIay ntight, iu the large hall oh the I ltitntiion. Tel-cr was a large attendanee of membelrs. David 13diet^m), Esq.. inl the chair. Tue (CIUt M AN e-liteited that IhC oceupied th elhair inl con- ?? lete of all impthortanlt cligagelilent ttaving preventedt the 1ni ?? from beinsg ...

... F THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND. 1 (From the Aberdeen Journal.) 2 The following are additional particulars, in continuation of the account given in our last:- At the date of our ]ast publication, fiur of the bodies had not been recovered-namely, those of Peter Ligertwood, the second mate ; John Fife, chief engineer ; James McIntosh, and Alex. Christie, seamen. That of Mr. McIntosh was got on I ...