... 1,- f E E 1 H ALD OFFICE, Friday Morning. 1 In ?? - - l B, By BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIP. s APPEAL OF THE FRENCH CONSPIRATORS. . ' . ?? Thursday, 5 P. m. The Court of Cassation to-day rejected the appeal of Orsini, r. 'Rudio, and Pieri, against sentence of death. REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE. Paris, Thursday The Mroniteuro of this day states, that on the 24th ult. arrests were ...

... GR:EENOCK AND COAST. N.EWNvS. ^iA .1. ?? _ 1-- I.. . A -, __ _.L - _ ?? x,, . A Ltf,,,JN - Lx. XN U 'UL V a m I1N . IE 1' b. (From the Greenock Advertiser of Friddyi YACHTINC.-The aspect of yachting. matters at present bids fair to result in a good season, notwithstanding corn- mnercial depression. The celebrated builder, Mr. William Fyfe, Fairlie, has at present no less than seven vessels on ...

... I .- I L I I 1 , The second. general meeting of shareholders of this rail- way was held hi the Town Hall, Strnnraer, onf Friday last, the 26th ult., at two o'clock. Viscount Dalrymple; phairman of the company, in the chair. There was a very large attendance of shareholders, among whom we observed' Sir Wii.- Dunbar; Bart., M.P., vice-chairmnan; Sir James D. Hay, Bart..;. Sir John M'Taggart, ...

... In- ' - , I I I - I-- - __ JThe unpatriotic Scotsman who, unfortunately for the! character of the Times, has the privilege of addressing the readers of that journal through its commercial columns, has I not forgotten that the misfortunes of the Western Bank utterly demolished his theory regarding the inviolability of .4 the Bank of .England Charter. We are not aware of any- | 2 thing he has ...

... | (2T7e fol owin._ appeared in our Late Edition of Friday :) THIS DAY TEN YEARS-AND SINCE. 3 (From the Times.) - f Exactly this day ten years ago a hack cab drew up at a t little door opening from the south-westcornerof the Gardens of the Tuileries into the Place de la Concorde, and after a few minutes there bustled out an old gentleman with an atten- dant, who got into the cab, and drove to ...

... FRO:M OUR PARIS CORRESPONDIV-'. The difficilty between France and EllP-ri-I ,&as been. 1|duly consig-ned to history with all its ?? ie- Pspatches, and speechificat'ions of stump and oiti'e-i-ators; | and we can say with some plausibility that 1- - 'overn- ,meuts are now as they were, whatever the ltos peoples may be. As the Timnes remarks, if the grenades oxt tie 14th .January did not ...

... MISS MADELEINE SMITH IN AUSTRALIA. -The arrival of Madeleine Smith, the alleged poisoner of L'Angelier, in the colony, is reported by the Ballarat Times.-{We don't believe it.] APPREHENSION OF AN ALLEGED FORGER.-Among the passengers who arrived here by the Edinburgh, from New York, on Friday, was an Englislh detective officer, and in his custody, James Mellor, a person aged about sixty years, ...

... ,f WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR AND THE EMPEROR d I OF THE FRENCH. The Times of Tuesday contains the following letter from m )Mr. Walter Savage Landor:- sa i In your paper of the 15th March, I find my name mon- tined by Mr. Allsop as offering a sum of money for the as- c sassination of the Emperor Napoleon. Never have I coun- tenaneed any assassination whatsoever. Assassination I ' consider as the ...

... (The following appeared in our Late Edition of Wednesday:) ] i J -;>Ua ?? tfA GV t Il SUG .IUS( U$L HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. I The following is the concluding portion of the report of this Istatement, which appeared in our last in a condensed form:- . . . . . His Lordship then said-I possess a very im- perfect account of what has taken place in the different de- partments, and of the state in ...

... HONEST ACT IN HUMBLE LIFE. -_ .x _ ado. -be h e z- ?? . a_ o To the Editor of the Gaegmw Heraldd. Glasgow Medicine Warehouse, , ?? sand 112 Trougate, 3:18th March, 1858. Sni,-I% your impression of Friday the 12th inst., there is. a pargragph titled Very Honest Act in Humble Life, as to whidh me wish to say a few'words. In ?? lthe public ire informed that Mr. Andrew Henderson, of ?? ...

... UNITED P11JRSBYT ERIIAN PRESBYTER V. The usual mowitbly meeting of this Preshytery was heldl yesterday-Mr. Niven, moderator. A call to the Rev. Mr. Lrskine Finrer to Crossinyloof was prodluced, and AMr. Frasetr intimating his acceptance of it, the ordihntion was fixed for. Tuesdaythie 23d inst. A call was likewise laid. on the table froih tie cingre- f gation at Spri'igburln, to Mir. Clishiolm ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE-PACKET BOATS. UWNJ;KAL 13VtX(;A;E OXI's. MARCH 3. Destinations ?,Mails despatched Lst Pkt.j NextMail e from London. Sailed. due. SOUTIHAMPrON STATN. (BY Day 3ail) Portugal, Spainand 7 th, 17th, and 27th 4lhambra Gibraltar ?? of every month. Feb. 27. Mata ?? 4t,12th, and 20t Colm o ritius, ylo I of every month. eb. 20. Gibraltar, Penang, 4th and 20th of Colornbo Singapore ...