... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... F R AACE. (From tho. M]orning Chronicle'q Corrcslpnilerci.) Pawki, MAlmidny JMsornimn.| A tolcrjpb despatch from Connlls t: m1o, (I ?? Ap;i. 1 amullk e, tiat peteet tranquillity rc.si it eat iaital. Mdw A ri Says : A d elsp1teli Which lS:1 10c6d P$l'wls fvOII Af ?? 1, ' t,!! giaep t frons 'm rI estcb, lnnomi tiis t It 1. In I'aniil, lllmasalIl, on, pylice lit Coutandnoipil~u, Ias oin recuived ...

... On Friday last, anm illmpmrt it trial took pilace before Lords CoIOin amid A nuerson, at tie Stirlinmg Citculit. The parties in- dicted were James Wills, inspector, and Dr. Logan, medical officer for the parish ofo New Kilpatrick, and the charge was the culpable neglect or violation of their public duties. T'he trial ECeliled to cxcite a keen interest, and the Court was crowded lrnin its ...

... T;EI CHANCELOfl OF THE1I EXCIIEQUER IN D)FENCE OF Hif, BUD)GET. CVrel time Bhinlinlglmam Gctfr~ni3 ' The' J`0olliiclug` ituportilti ii. ?? lids blei placed tht ili our- hliatul for pitbliealtion, anid ore give it withou1; t awoird of' eoiairicetlt, vstinh1 piili ali fi ?? tgnmenetS Ofl th lit: C rncllcr, dcit adthe spirit of considerate l~iidcness, cli cl dictated his reply no to tile ...

... LAUNCHES ON T-HE CLYDE. GREE NOCK. On Tuesday afternoon, there was launched from the building yard of Messrs. Caird & Co., the Atrato, the largest steaml ship, we believe, in the world. She is built for the Royal West India Stemn Navigation Company, and is intended to replace the Demerara, which was irretrievably damaged in the Severn, while' about to proceed to Greenock for her engines. The ...

... _- - . A 1 n 7 7 IbActU111eDV VI To the Editor of the Glasogow Herald. SIR,-TOberving the laudable interest you take in Law Rc- form, I take the liberty, through your columns, to bring under the notice of the Law Societies of Glasgow, an improvement beneficial to the profession, and at the same time of great im- portance to the public. I am happy to say that it involves no conflict of interest ...

... clii Hutclcesons' Hosp;ital.-TIie annual meeting and abl procession of the children connected with Ilutchlesons' set Chlar~icty took place on Tuesday. o Glagowv Universityi.-On, Wednesday, at twelve tai o'clock, the Rev. Principal Macfarlan and the medical be professors assembled in the Common Hall of the Col- 'Tbh lege, for the purpose of distributing the prizes awarded in thle various ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, A1nlL25. .1 r--- ?? . DAY Ar 2 .- ' [~ AN I an U A JJV l~l}ONDAY, APRIL La. The L LOR took his seat on1 the woolsack at five o'clock Petitions against the Canadian Clergy Reserves Bill were presented by the Earl of EoINTroN, froml the Presbyteries of Dalkeith and Dunkeld. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE called the attention of the House to the anxiety which prevailed ...

... LAT'ER FR(Z)M TR I. UN1T ED: ST ATES. 1, tL L 11, !4 As JX .) -'IIL i - I ?? Ui LI , 1,V: .7 I -1 I L 1D. AI1VAI1'AL OF I3 5'l',.AM ' 131,i 1? ATLAN;TIC. (F'rol s1w orll Col rer,11 ...

... On Tuesday night, a social meeting of the Barony congrega- tion was held in the City Hall, under the presidency of the Rev. Norman MI'Leod, minister of the parish. The area and galleries of the hall were filled by nearly 2000 of the members of the congregation and their friends. The Rev. Chairman was supported on the platform by Rev. Dr. M'Leod, Rev. Dr. Hill, Rev. Dr. Craik, ltev. Dr. ...