... . . he United ~tetes Liverpoolj. Sunday Evening. , The United States mail stealper Baltic has arrived with ad- l vices from New York to the Hith inst., and: $t,393,624 specie oi0 freight. The Washington, from. Southampton, arrived at New York on the 12th inst. The America, from Liverpool, . 3 arrived at Boston on the 14th. ; I A resolution emendatory of the constitution, allowing negroes. the ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCIIES. - - As .1A t Tho London Gazette 6bntains the following despatch from D Lord Raglan:- e Before Sebastopol, April 17. t My Lord,-The fire of both the French and English ' armies has been continued upon Sebastopol since I a1 addressed, your Lordship on the 14th inst., and, though u superior to that of the enemy, it has not produced e that permanent effedt which might have ...

... THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE EMP[ROR OF THE FRENCH. The following account of the incident is given by the Times' correspondent':- . . The Emperor sccompanied by two of his household, Col. Ney and Ccl. Yalabreque, in plain clothes, left the Palace of the Tuileries about five o'clock to take his usual ride in the Champs Elysees, and join the Empress, who had preceded him, and was at that ...

... ight By the arrival of the Overland Mail, we (Teinlea) have re- dian ceiv~ed our private correspondence and journals-from ~Caleuttia to Alarch 24; Bombay, April 3 ; end I-lOng Kong, March 15. Our Bombay correspondlent's letter is dated April 2, and is ats follows:- t The most important piece of intelligence that has reached 2. Bormbay from the North-west Frontier during the past fort- b ...

... [WITH SUPPLEMENT.] FRIDAY MIORNIN'G, MAY 4. 0 Part of our Adiiertising matter' will be found in tie Snppvlernent to* this day's iavei'. | No personi of right mind can reflect for a mhoment| upon the attempt made on the life of the Emperor IT ?? 1_ - .. TTT . . A ; v 's A-:~ P ?? P .AW.eAe I apoleon III. without feelings of profound regret. it It is not that the assassin's hland wai raised ...

... This Presbytery met onl Wednesday. The Rev. Thomas Monro, of Campnii, was elected Moderator, in room of the Rev. Norman M-Leod, retiring. Bailie Wright produced his conmmission by the Town Council of Glasgow, to represent that body in the ensuing General Assembly, which was attested. Mr. Thomas Buchanan, merchant in Glasgow, likewise pro- duced his commission to represent the Burgh of ...

... vi The Quarter Sessions and Licensing Court for the Upper 7t Ward of the County were held at Rrenfrew on Tuesday Just. m 3 Sheriff Maefarlano presided, aid the meeting of Justices was on numerous, and included Sir Michael ha1w Stewcart, Mr. Wil- pe son of Auclheden, Mr. Farquarson of Alarguc, Mr. ?? Pa Baffle of Eastwood, the Provost of helnfiew, llr. Brough, Mr. f Macfarlane, Bailies Burn and ...

... FROM A YOUNG SLJR(rEON TO A FRIEND IN GLASGOW. Camp, Balaklava, 5th April, 1855. a My dear G.,-I have been trying for these last three weeks to get an interpreter to nssist me in my attendance on the 1 Croats, but I cannot got one who can speak English. I could get one who could talk Turkish and French, but as you know that wont do, I am obliged to do without for the'present; hut I have sent ...

... OilOn Monday this ini'etion was tested on the Hereford and InShrewsbury Railway with perfect success. Amongst the nil- a Merous gentlemen present were Captain Tyler, the Govern- mn ent Inspector of Railways, Colonel J. P. Kennedy, Mr. J. In Ryan, M l.D., end a number of engineers from the various lo railways. Tiee express train which leaves Shrewsbury at a, 12.80, and consisting ol this ...

... FOkREIGN INTELIAGENCE. 11 - . .{ ?? (From (lieGloele A despatch fromt the B~ritish head-quarters of the army before Sobastopol, Idated Mlonday last, states that the Russian forces stationed between the Belbec and Mackenzie's Farm had been rieforced by twoe divisions. No mention is made of a renewal of thle firo, Mar'Seilles, Tuesday, May 1. The Sinois, which left 'Constatitineiple on the 23d ...

... 1I A. 4'I' 1Xi S 'I NEWS. EIIURALD OFFICE, Friday Morning. BY ELECTRIrC TELEGRAPH. FOR(lt (4N INTELLIGENCE. TIHE CRIMEA. Vienna, Wednesday Morning6 The Thnes' corresponident says,- Authentic information has reached ine that the bhoibarilment of Sebastopol which had been suspended ocl the 28th was to be resamed in a few days. T1he letters of the correspondents of the London papers to the 17th ...

... FREE. PRE SYTERY OF GLASGOW. The Free Presbytery of Glasgow met on Wednesday-Mr. i Cumming,. Moderator.. The Presbytery agreed to hold their next meeting on the I second. Wednesday of amnIS. Mr.. MIColl was elected Moderator for the next six months, d- and accordingly took the chair. ie SIRITUAr4 DESTIUTET1'ON OF HIlGHLANDER55. it Mr. M'Dougall drew attention. to the spiritual destitution of ...