... -~-T EoisTJ I-PvP E B A^'R4Y-B A N Ki.-- *s (From the Times'Correspondenqe.) Dublin,. Monday Morning. t s. The Carlow Scn findt inpplies the foilowing, distressing de- v' of ~,tails in connection with 'he enmbarrassmentsof'. the branch o f 3fthe Tipperary bank in thb town ~of Ciarlow. The locality will 6 bememea~~ ~s th ~di~e f sme f te lading exploits hithe d picalfeo h eesd'thro'the ...

... (From the Times' Correspondence.) A Russian engineer officer who dined in my company told us some interesting facts connected with the siege which showed that there is the same jealousy between the various branches of the Russian service which exist in our own. Todleben, who is now at Cronistadt, where he was summoned to superintend the defences, never could get men enough from Prince ...

... LORD COCKCBURN'S MEMORIALS. Wo continue the following extracts from this fascinating work, which has just been published by Messrs. Adam & Charles Black, Edinburgh. OLDEN EDINnUROSS BALLS. The ancient dancing establishments in, the Bow and the As- sembly Close' I know nothing about. Everything of the kind was meant to be annihilated by the erection (about 1784) of the handsome apartments ip ...

... Af-~ns M.GOQ h . THURSDAY, May 29. The Assembly met to-day at eleven o'clock. GLASGOW EVANeELISATION REPOrT. le Dr. ROXBURGH read the report of the Glasgow Evangelisa- c- tion Committee. iy 1r. WILSON, of Dundee, moved, and Mr. LEwIw seconded, s- the adoption of the report, which was approved of. le , REPORT ON THE HIGHLANDS. Mr. MILAOHLAN read the report of the. committee on the e- Highlands; ...

... DINNER AT THE MANSION HOUSE TO THE. . AMERICAN MINISTBR. . : ,.OIsUACIUlN OALNIOIAIZ,..' 'On Tuesday iniglit tle' Lord Mnpor aind Lady Mayboress :entertained Hr. Buchanin-, theP Amerideah Mlinister, and a select party at dinner in the Egyptiali Hnallof fhe'mabrsion lIlouse, as ua a mark of respect and eonsideration on the occasiohi of his leaving England as the representtitive of the Uited' ...

... The subdivision of Protestant Churches is by uo means an unmingled evil. Benefits in no other way attainable result from it ; and we cannot help seeing the hard of God not only in permitting but in actively bringing it about. Itesisting the torlciroy to Romish centralisation and despotism, it fosters ftredouii and self-govermnent, an(d, making each sect a cheek upon the others, it gives the ...

... l ~ ~ ~ ~ n 41ii t :-Il: '0AV fl J.Lb Ut (Fro-m tl! SptctaLor.) C t Tbe cffect of MIr. Marcy's despatches, conpled with e the reception of thiem by our Government, is, that the P Imilitary recruiting question is closedI and the Central d American question has a new starthig point. e f But altlhough the recruiting question is closed, it isi f desirable to forn a distinct conception of the ...

... IIAMILTON-11it NOVEMBER. (From our own Correspondent.) His Grace the Duke of Hamilton left the Palace for London en route to France on the evening of the 9th inst. Her High- ness the Duchess and youthful family had left a few days pre. vionsly. His Grace intends to return to the Palace ahont the beginning of December, where he will remain for a few weeks. The weather has now as seemed the ...

... Fire at Coutbridge-Tlhe Railway Station Burned.- On Saturday night, about eleven o'clock, fire broke out in the new lamp-room on the south side of the Caledonian station at Coatbridge, and spread with s such amazing rapidity,'that in a short time the whole erection, which is entirely constructed of wood, was I in a tblaze. By some unaccountable means, the north = side portion of the stations ...

... ?? ___tm ?? 1 -_T_ A meeting of Council was held yesterday-the Lord Proyost tc al ni the clillir. fe After thle minutes had been reasi, ti ieLunD PavoVar gave in a report as to the expense of os of te cty fr te pst yarincldin Poice, e' 'Tite LOtRD PRitovsTi intimated that the Magistrates had ill reoae thlat there should be no illumination upon the evening is `ef ?? birth-day, in connection ...

... c UCwd Shaipersi-At the Central Police Court oil Wednesday, four card sharpers, who gave their names cto be James Joues, George Wilson, Patrick Dnffy, f and John O'Donnell, were charged at the Central Police Office with entrapping a young man into a o spirit shop in West Nile Street, and exhibiting cards & with a view to cheat. From the evidence, it appeared iithat the prisoner Wilson had ...

... 1. - MONDAY MORNI~i -kC, DEVEllER 1. * We have news of the arrival, atlSolthampton, on Saturday evening, of the steamship. Atrato, with mails To___ ?? A n; .t~E ?? lih \n+..hnil onr from Jamaica to the, Oth uftirno. The Atri'to bring's ad a. valuable cargo of specie,', to n bco,, ac; th3,000,000 dUis. are expected to arrive by the next mail ti, om is no political news of -iiiterest. The crops ...