... . - - (From the Engineer.) -- Those who are acquainted with the interior economy of an engineering establishment cannot but be'aware of the im- mense importance of having at its head managers of talent and practical ability.. It would be vain for any individual not possessed of these to attempt to govern successfully or profitably to his employers works of such a nature. 'He would inevitably ...

... - LATEST- LIVERPOOL NEWYS. ?? . . . IA ..rl~ r ?? (FROM. OUnR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) . tc LATEST FROMI AMERICA-ARRIVAJI OF THE AMERICA. Monday, 2.Iarelh 29. The British and North American royal w all steam3ship Euroa arrived in. Liverpool ths morning r: New York, it which city she left on the 17th iustait. 'rThe Eurotia has I brought forty-six passengers and f06700 iii SPecie onl freight. The ...

... F NI MA 26. FRIDAY MO INI1G, MARCH 26. n ^,oft.A -P r a- 0--7_ A ?? . ?? 7mi__ - - -- I- a Secretary of State for Scotland. The question has t been mooted within the last few years, but as it formed r part and parcel of a list of Scottish grievances suffi- a ciently formidable for any Parliament to encounter, it received no especial attention. That the proposi- e tion will fare better, now ...

... HERALD OGmoEs, Wed-nesday Mto rning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. i1 ?? INDIA. t CALCUTTA MAIL. 5 The Ti1mes correspondent. telegraphs from Malta, on the t15th, at 10 P.m. up to noon on the 12th instant. The Calcutta mails per Ava had not reached Suez, where the outward mails are consequently detained. The Colonaba * remains at Alexandria to- bring onl the homeward Calcutta mail, which the Austrian ...

... IWEDNESDAY MORNING, MiARC V4. In the House of Lords, on Monday evening1 lthe Royal assent was given by commission to the Easi k .. I ?? ?? .. . ?? .A, d India Loan Bill and to Lady Havelock's Annuity Billr CO, The Earl of Derby gave an outline of the public bui'-- wh e ness which is to be transacted before Easter, and as- ha nounced that on next Tnesday he would propose the iju adjournment. ...

... DzPAR3u;,OF IHER MAJESTY AND SUITS FOR OsnoSfRI-HOUSE.-On-Monday morning her Majesty nd his R~oyal H~ighness the Prince Consort, with their youlhful fanmily, left Buckinglham Palace, in several of Or Majesty's carrnages, and proceeded, with an escrw of the 11th Hussars and outriders, to the new Rtatibn, Wandsworth Road, and thence, by special braibion the South-Western R1ilway, to Gosport, en ...

... Paris, Feb. 28. On Friday evening, after the eloquent. pleadings of the Procureur-Imperial, and of M. Favre and the other advo- bates for the defence, the jury brought in a verdict of guilty against the four. conspirators, but with extenuating circum- stances in favour of Gomez. Orsini, Pieri, and Rudio were then condemned to the punishment of parricides, and Gomez to the galleys for life. ...

... I I I HEiRAL Onza;11 r~ediesadq M~ounng. j r 'at Byr. BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. S REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE. The 11-teu Of hismoringstates that, at Chalons on P Satulrday evenilig, forty mien'surprised a' small post of i inanr ;, they then attempted to get possession of the rail- I I wystation crying 'Vive la Republic; driven back by v the st'ayttio111nmasters, clerks, ...

... '-Si * JltU.M J ' .LU A 1ttUltht SOCIE.TY FOR PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANDIALS. At the Justice of Peace Court, yesterday, John Syme carter, Drumbog, parish of Eaglesham, was charged with cirelly us;ing and inlrdeiug11J hisi horse. It appeared from thei ?? that Syme, who had been drinking in Rutherglen, was in charge of a horse and cart~with a load of coals, and on leaving Itutherglen the cart ...

... NEAPOLITAN CR~UELTY TO BRITISH SUBJECTS. t~ho ti d .';2no /l M, TT..-7o Ies, To the Editors of the G'lasouw Heral(d. SIR,--As the annexed correspondence must be doubly in- teresting to your readers now that our unfortunate country- men are on their trial in Naples, it may be well to commence with the excellent letter of Mr. Barbar, Acting British Con- a sul in Napiles, who writes thus:- Mr. ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 19. Telegraphic news has arTived, and is given elsewhere I . from Canton to the 28th of January. At that date : - a n Ha..l . a - - - I- -_ - I _1 I ] 1 T a 1- Yell was still a prisoner on board the.Inflexiblei and e Lord Eigin and Baron Gros remained in the Call- .g ton river. No additional troops had arrived. A o slight change has occurred in the character of the ir ...

... e r MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. d W We republish elsewhere some extracts from Bombay I I ; papers, which bring the news down to the 9th of j W'wio r Linda ?? -taa._ _ u 1 ___1 . February. From these we have detailed accounts of P.the means employed by Sir Hugh Rose against the enemy at Ratghur. The preparations made by the im- enemy at the fort of Ratghur prove that they are ate neither devoid of ...