... |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 ...

... SOIREE IN IIONOUR OF MRS. If. B. STOWE. Qoucnmn Lfl AZ.i1flU.f 'J main. SI. 05. 01ru Ut. Onl Friday night Mris. Stowei tile distinguished author of Uncic Tom's Cabin?'' was cutertajised at at soirde ill tile City Hall, when upwards of two thousand of our fellow-citizette, nuilo end feiniae, aissembled to do0 her honour. 'rTe huimense hell was crowded in evcry part, anid mnany hundreds, Ave uul ...

... (From the Examiner.) It is astonishing what may be done by a phrase, especially if it carries with it the awe of a vague warning. Thus any proposal for improving the public safety in railway travelling is resisted and routed at once by the magic words, Beware how you diminish the responsibilities of companies. This warning is ti decisive; no one asks of what practical avail are P these ...

... 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 ...

... LOOSE MIETIORANDA ON GLASGOW SUBJECTS. d -s mf NO. XIII. By SicEscX. REM INIS CBNCES. - In my lent commuinication to yeni I mecntioined that, eighty years ago, nor place of residence woo in thc Catidleriggsi, 01111- site the Bacoar, and that our immediate neighbotir upon die north wais then D~r. Baird further ,that our property woos bouinded onl tile west by the~ long garden of Mr. Baird of ...

... 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 ...

... AMERWCA. Liverpool, Thursday. 1 By the United States nmil steam-ship Baltic, Comstock, commalldoor we have aduices froam New York to the 2t iDst. She has ,brought 181 passengers, and a small amiount (about $6000) of specie oil freight. TIhe 1altic Whell two days out broke thc crank pin of he engiics, and lad to lie-to for 26 lmnors in conseqsllence. At 1 o'clock this morning she got foul of ...

... s ?? ?? (From the Morning Chronicle's Correspondence.) Paris, 'i'ursday Evening. Tile accounts from Madrid continue to be of an alarming character. The situation of public affairs is becoming daily more and more critical, while the irritation of the two sections of the so-called Conservative palty (for the Liberals have dis- appeared alinost'entirely from the political stage) continues to ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TiunSDAY, ArRIL 14. Tho LORD CHIANCELLOR took his seat onl tilo woolsack about five o'clock. The Earls of Fingal and Kennmare took the oaths and their seats. Petitions were presented by the Earl of EGLISTON from tile Presbyteries of Fortar, Ayr, Kelso, and other places in Scot- land, against the admission of Jews to Parliament, and from the students of the University of Glasgow ...

... L4ONDON, APRIL 16. A Cabinet Council was held on Friday afternoon, 'at 01 the Foreign Office, Downing Street. The Council was' summoned in the morning, and was attended by all t the Ministers. The Council sat two hours and a half. u -Morning Chronicle. ii TLegalising Opium.-The North China Herald of ty Feb. 5, contains the following translation from the G Pelkin Gazette on the subject of ?? im ...