... MONCUR v. M'FAIULANE AND M;INTYRE. I TILE OLISGlow FATR SATURDAY. The following interlocutor has been pronounced by Mr. ~IbShriff Steele in anl actioss at tile instanice of a young manl named Moncur, concluding for damages for having been Struck by MI'Intyre, anl officer of the Clyde Police, at the isteamboat quay, on the Fair Saturday: Glasgow, 25th March, 1858.-Having heard parties'plrocn- r ...

... MONDAY ONG ralbl2 MONDAY MORNING,24ARCH 29. We publish elsewhere a despatch from India, whickL gives striking premonition of the important events ! ., t1. A 1 - -- ?? I I which already must have taken place at Lucknow. Oin 3' the 1st of March Sir Colin Campbell reached Alum- I bagli, and pushed on till he was within a inile of the d doomed city. He has uwder his command, as it is . said, 50 ...

... LATEST NEW'S. Trid . 1 . X.- . I F - HERALD OFFICE, MoUJIy Afy- , . BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-- SPECIAL D'ESPATCH. (From the Times of Thii;s Morning.) THE BOMBAY MAIL. Maalta, March 27, 9 Pm. Her Majesty's steamer Caradoc has just arrived ftum Alexandria, whlich port she left on thc 24th -Macib. The intelligence from Lucknow is to the Gth0tMarch. ?? general attackl was expected to commence atou ...

... VIOLENT THUNDER STORM AT THE COUAST. V ivii.1ii' 1LUlUIN`l2 COX .tI nmvi a t Ifr, DU Vat1. p The atmosphere during the last few days seems' to-have o, been densely charged with electricity over a large portion of v the West of Scotland. On Tuesday night, as noticed in oult- last, there was a good deal of thunder and lightning in ova o inriediate neighbourhood; but the storm was not severe: a ...

... PORT-GLASGOW IHARBOUR TRUST. PorL-Glasffow H~qrl)oilr Trmf, wnlg o~~i~ltq1 I PORT-GLASGOW IHARBOLTR TRUST. II ?? Port-Glasgow Harbour Trust was conlstituted-the I Y Lord Provost in the chair. NV The minutes of the various meetings of committee wvere D g read. el a Mr. M'DowansL moved their approva]. The pecuniary A I matters of the Trust were in a. very favourable state, con-f sidering that ...

... 1 ,,rthe Times.) -The new -P'emietilies lost no time in delivering the decision of his 4Administration on the important question of East Itndian dvirnrqitut. Tlhere isi to bean India Bill. On tile broad question, th&refore, of reform or no reform, legislation or no legittistion, action or delay, Lord Derby holds much the same opinions as Lord Palinerston ; indeed, it appears to have been only ...

... _HOUSE OF LOTItDS-lFI1DAY, HUMc' 1 I ~- I- - t.h 01 ?? The 1;;D CWAri s e a to lls seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. oearl ofRANVhInLE inquired if the Noble Earl at the headoferjesty's Government wnment Would find it convenient hineadl hofpterda tha e aet' oermrthdntcm to state to the House On Monday next what would be the course of business of that House, and also whan it was in- tended ...

... INDIA AND CHTNA. IDUL&A £flI UlWi Bty the arrival of the Calcutta. m~ail we have received our *2.iviatO correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to t :iie 23d of Septemlber, and from Hlong, Kong to the 12th of The following is this letter of our Calcutta correiionl- ''Tue ortnigt has ooms amost 'Calcutta, Sept. 23. Tie frtn~li ha barenablo~tbarren of intelligence. [lie procla-matioxi ...

... JOURNAL OF A HIGHLAND SOLDI'ER. ?? -- I . - .. . . _ . I C(Fros the Inverness Coulier.) Our correspondent, A Highland Soldier, sends the fol- lowing extracts fromI his journal of the proceedings in India with the Highland Brigade:- (ct. 23, 1858.-I n the evening a patrol of two guns, two 1 squadrons, three or four companies of Rifles and Cihoorkas, event out to reconnoitre the enemy's ...

... _ 1 :. .- A- ;1a1trAsf wT A rai + c44 J~t~ltcJfL i 1n I- AJUIX±ZJ4 V=1JJ The ordinary monthly mcetioir of the Committee of Management of the Barony Paroclial Board was held yes- terday--Mr. Graham of Lambhill in the chair, in absence of Mr. wig. j Mr. SiAw challenged the accuracy of the minutes of last meeting, in so far as the letter to Dr. Mather intimatingr his dismissal was said to be ...

... I LA - IA-a-N- ILAJr!ES ?? N EWRS. HER.ALD OFItiCE, FIHiay Mormning. BY MlECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN ITNTELLIGENCE. TURKEY.-Letters of the2fth ult.,from Constanti.o.ple, state tinit thoe Sultan has is-ned ann Imperial dcree, calling out 100,000 men to fill up the losses occasioned by the recent expeditionsi and :for the purpose of enforcing the engagc- ments entered iinto with foreign P1owers. ...

... - ?? the Times.) Ba it was not without reason that the Secretary for Of War and the First Lord of the Admiralty took occa- wa sion, at the Gu~idliall Banquet, to con~gratulate the get professions which they respectively represented on the CO accession of a Royal Prince to the rolls of each. all Every fraternity or calling prides itself insensibly onl Li, the distinction of its members, and it ...