... T HE F UN DS. WI 'Wednesday Evening. Tho English fends 1soVo beon Inanimate to-day at the closing prices of last evening, and the dulness causod by tho absence of news from ?? was observable in every dopssrtmentofboisinogs. Consols 10 were first quoted 89 to k, and,, as the public still osensod disposed to buy stock, an advance took place to 891. From this, under the influence of one or two ...

... ,, With the opening of the summer campaign the measures for keeping up Lord Raglan's fored in full efficiency, as regards numlbers, come into extensive practical operation. Detach- ments of the several cavalry regiments in the Crimea have. loft this country within the last few days. The 10th IHussara, numbering nearly 800 men and horses, left Alexandria, and would be all under Lord Raglan's ...

... [WITIH SUPPLEMENT.] MONDAY MORNIN(, APRIL 30. . Pact of ou' Advertising matter will be found in the Supplement to this day's paper. By electric telegraph we are informed that the Emperor Napole :n III. was shot at while walking in ., rem -1 I- - _ - I - . Tt_ r_ n the Champs Elysge on Saturday. His Majesty was n not hit. I-e appeared in the Opera Comique the same e evening, and was ...

... TOWN COUNCIL ?? -- ?? - TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDING$S. A meeting of Comncll was held yesterday-the HIon, the Lord-Provost in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were reed and approved of. APP'OINrTalE.T OF A RlEGlITRAR. A lptter was read from Ml. IHugh Morrison resigning the office of one of the city registrars on account of infirm health. The Loan PROVOST stated that when Air. Morrison and the ...

... FREE SYNOD OF GLASGOW AND',AYR. '1tJBii. b:IiNUD MY I lAb1 Uit AiNIO'^AX. This reverend body met on Tuesday. 'The Rov; Wm. Arnot,' of Free' St. Peter's, the retiring Moderator, preached an im- yressive sermon, fromin st -Corinthians iii. 22.. After public worshi~p. the members lut in the Presbytery Hall, wher the. mneetinig wee constituted in the usual manper.. T e roll was called and adjusted ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) The steamship Atlantic being so late in her arrival here, the consignees were unable to have her ready for dispatch to-day, consequently there was not any American mail sent off. The Atlantic will sail on Monday afternoon. The incoming steamer Asia, which. was to sail from Boston via Halifax, N.S., on the 11th instant, is expected to arrive here early to-morrow ...

... = - ?? -= ?? . - - - - ?? A GLASGOW SOLDIER'S NARRATIVE OF IN KERMANN. We met two days ago with a man named Robert Stewart, a prixsate in the 4Gth Regiment, who has just returned to t this his native place, after partially recovering from a rather frightful hacking which he received ol the field of Inkermann. I-Though comparatively a young man, being about 37 years of age, Stewart is entitled ...

... LONDON. APRIL 4. The Imperial Visit to England.- The Imperial yacht, the Reine Hortense, says the Sentinelle, of Toulon, . will have all her fittings completed in time to ?? on the 15th, to be at the disposal of their Majesties. The small screw-vessel Fiton, at Calais, it is said, will be a tender to the Royal yacht. Assyrian Antiquities.-About sixty cases of Assy- rian antiquities, from ...

... SCOTLAN D. The Elae of 'Lord Rutherfard's Library.-Tbe sale of this noble. collection is now ?? having been the eleventh and last day. There were altogether 2573 1ots,. and the aggregate produee of the sale was- about £7N00.-Courant. Statue of Lord Aeff!'ey.--The pedestal is now being put up in the Thrliaznent House for the stattie of the late Lord Jeffley,. wliidr. has been, executed by Mr. ...

... - TH ?? uousE OF LORDS-TiiURSDAYr, MIAnc 29, - . , . IA - ?? - f- Their Lordships met at five o'clock. E Tile Intramural Burials (Ireland) Bill, after some debate, a] was read a second time. r The Militia (Ireland) Bill, and the Despatch of Business . (Court of Chancery) Bill were read a third time and passed. a Their Lordships adjourned at 0.25 Ph.iM. fi FIiDAY, MARC}I 30. q 'rh Loane ...

... ' ' , Sailor3s' Hoe In a recent notice which we took of this excellent institution, in connection with the proceedin'gs of the Dean of Guild Court, it was stated that the Shipping Master was to have a dwelling house therein. We are requested to state that it is' the Deputy Shipping, Master who is to liye, there. The Presbyteryof Dumoo )o,t he27,1h ult., trans- mitted to the H66oused o,,f ...

... [WITH SUPPLEMENT.] FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27. ?? .. .. . . . I on the bombardment with unabated energy, and, ac cording to a despatch from Admiral Bruat, with con- siderable success. All the news which has come to I hand since the 9th instant, when the bombardment was resumed, has, though exceedingly limited wi1 extent, uniformly told the same story. It has always been stated that the ...