... THEFF REPRESENTATION- OF TYNEM~OU-TIT e ~~TvD.13rouTwr, SATVR1DAV NIi;~r. ?? with the telegraphic mnessage, says outr cor- n respondent, that conveyed the onnounclement to lbs Iihnral 0 committee '9tere, yesterday, that Mr. Ilugh Tavlor, thlc s Derbyite representative of this boroughI, as unseated by the al parliamentary committee- for bribery and treating, w t., e announcement that M~r. Ralph ...

... MINISTERIAL DEFEATS: THlE IRIS MEMB13EMRS AT TILiL POSTS. The Ministerial defeats follow fast upon each other. On Tuesday night, (as reported in Fridny's Ntesu-Letter), ;Mr. Butt's motion for preserving Kuil- tuainhamn Hospital front the hands of centralizers, was carried by a majority of 67. Eighty-three Irish metn- bers voted in the majority, viz.:- 'Alexander, John; - rchdall, Al.; ...

... SOIRSE IN GLASGOW IN HONOUR OF MRS H. BEECHER STOWE. Mrs Stowe and her husband arrived in Glasgow on Wednesday night by the Caledonian Railway from Liverpool, and proceeded to the house of Mr W. P. Paton, where they are to reside during their stay in Glasgow. On Thursday Mrs Stowe and party visited the Cathedral, and several other of the “lions” of the city. They were accompanied by the On ...

... TIHE OVERLAND MAIL. -1 .A .AIt.i. ?? We(o'ipChronicl'e) have rcceivcd bly extraortlinary, ex- pre'ss our- private corresponi~dence ?? from Bom11bay to the13t MachandCalutt ?? 5. Thle mail of tile 8th February reaolied Bombay onl thc 10th March by the steamner Acbar. (From the M1orning Chronicle's Correspoudence.) Bombaty, M1arch 14. The latest news from Burinal is of the 23d of February, but ...

... MRS. STOWE-SOIREE OF THE WORKING MEN. I I . _ . - Q I-. ! -f_ 2&A -& ?? l, tl 41-Stu .. ('lfDit, C On Satur~day evening Mrs. Stowe attended a soirbe in thle City f- lail, given ander thle auspices of the Working Men of Glasgow. The centrec of thle hell] wes pretty well filled, but not crowded, 1and on this account the meeting was much neore comtforta..le r than that of thle previotls ...

... of D.D. on the Rev. Robert Nisbet of West St Giles’, Edinburgh Pressytery or Presbytery, after a long investigation, have found the libel against the Rev. Mr Dun- can of Teviothead proven in seven out of the nine counts, with the aggravation of being intoxicated at a communion 5 yet not to the extent of being a habitual drunkard. Free or Epixnvurcu.—An adjourned meet- ing of this Presbytery ...

... 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 ...

... CONSOLIDATED ANNUITIES.-MEETING OF POOR LAW GUARDIANS, &c. A HESTING of the nobility, gentry, and guardians of the several unions of Ireland was held on Friday, pur- suant to requisition, in the Pillar-room of the Rotundo, for the purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament, and a memorial to the Government for the remission of the unjust and aggressive consolidated annuities tax. A ...

... I LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY ETENING. The decision of the Tribunal of Correctional Pblice of the Seine, in the affair of the foreign correspondents, has excited considerable surprise here, not because out of the ten persons accused eight have been convicted, but because two have been acquitted. A prosecution at the instance of the Government before the Correctional Police ...

... Tuerspay, April 14. The Speaker took the Chair at four o'clock. ORDNANCE SURVEY OF SCOTLAND, Colonel BLATR asked Her Majesty’s Government whether they were prepared to state their intentions with regard to the seale on which the ordnance survey of the southern coun- ties of Scotland is to be resumed ; and whether it was intend- ed to apply the survey on a still larger scale to towns of 4000 ...

... A USTRIA AND SARDINIA. The last accounts from Italy inform us that the Count Do Revel has been recalled on leave by his Government. The significancy of this recall on leave, under present circumstances, will be under- stood by everyone. It shows us, however, that, while maintaining its rights and its dignity with firmness, the Government of Victor Emmanuel has never departed from the principle ...

... fforriga INDIA AND CHINA. W (Times) ]ave received by our ordinary semi- monthly express from Marseilles our drspatehes in an- I ticipation of the Overland Mail, which left Bombay on the 14ti of January. The following is our corres- ponldent's letter of that date:- ,There is little news of inmportance from Burmall. It is believed that Prince Alingdoor has succeeded in obtaining tbe supreme ...