... (The following appeared in or trdte -dition of Mondia,7/:) BN - Q U T. TO T -DU. OF . AL ?? BANQUET TO THIE DUKE OF M~ALAKHOFF. (From the Times,) Another of these cordial reunioans which mark- the real sin- cerity with whbich the Anglo-French Alliance is preserved in this country in all its truth and spirit took place on Thurs- day evening, and the officers of the two services who are members ...

... -MR. LAY ARJD ON INDIA. (Fronm the Times.) (Froin the Timecs.) When a man of intelligence, position, and experilsen- c n- pairs in person to a distant scene of insurrectic~a 4tv stsrifs0 Dand brings back for the information of hiscon'ma e results of his observation on tbe spoit, his cnnsiain wviil naturally be received wv 'ith great interest and atnia Nobody can he surprised that the address ...

... LORD CANNING AND TME BRITISH GOVERNMENT. (From the Times.) No statesman is entitled to more generous considera- tion from the Government, the Parliament, and the c people of England than Lord Canming. He met the catastrophe of the.Sepoy revolt with unshrinking firm- t ness. Feebly supported by ?? Council, bitterly I thwarted and calumniated by the English community s of Calcutta, he neither ...

... GLASOW,, M-AY 12. MUNICIPAL POLDz BOARD. -The Police Commitgtee heldl their ordinary-aeeting on Monday-Bailie Yemtg in the chair. The esily business of'public interest was the approval of al report by the special conminilee appointed to consid!er Lord Elcho's Road Bill, whio1 recommended that the' board should give the measure their determined oppooifioi. THx M'AL'INE STRETr MODEL' LODGING ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 12. 1 By telegraph we have intelligence from Tndia viz., from Calcutta', tothe 9th of April, and Hong Kong to eythe 30th of Maich. There is rnot much new by l iey this despatch, but what is, is' of: the usual satisfactory r Ur-. Ole nature. On the .8th of April a strong force had ier marched towards Bareilly, arid soon, in; all ptobab'i-'[ O ;to lity, we shall learn ...

... SOUTH CAROLINA. (By Charles Alackay, in the filustrated London News.) Charleston, March, 1858. Clharleston, the greatest city of South Carolina, but not its ca7pital, is pleasantly situated between the Rivers Ashley and Cooper, at their junction wvith the sea. These names were given to tie twvo strearns by an early English Governor of South Carolina, who sought in this manner to perpetuate his ...

... l~a -lb WITH SUPPLEMENT. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 101. | We tis lay lay.before our readilrsthie billiittoduced by ?? governneirtnddis- cipline of the S9o.ttisl Universities. It iswalarge, bold,- t and liberaf measure. If itis judgedon afai*-.compre- C he61sive viewr we-have no hesitation in saying that it -J provides a meatshto that important end whlii is now a so loudly deiuanded-viz., University ...

... 1iCUSE OF ILOIRDS--MnNAY7. MAY 10. Their L~ortkhiips tnot it five o'clock. Thle Earl of8 UhIVJTEi.1UP~Ygave notice that on Friday 001 next hie. should lilt)ve a resolution condemining, the conduct itf the Govurxuoent in publishing their despatch to the Go- ?? oif India. I.Tc would lay on1 tile table to- fro morrow, thc tenris of hii resolainl.i Kc The Earl of ELLUN2BORO UGH said it Tmight be ...

... ; OiRGANIC NUISANCE.** , B.1 . VTo the Beitoe? of tie ?? Herald. (4ln'ow, 8th May, 18i58. f Olh Mr. E ditor, if yeou coldd but realise to you-self ths st idea of a young man leaving busincis at half-just five P.n. a and arriving at lionie at six, tbat whibnever he has swallowed 1 his dinner, he is iinniedciately subjected to organ grinders, you I e wvouldcdeeply.sympattlisewithlhin. ...

... IFr^ i .h. Pmops A _;-I IV (From the Times' City Article.) 'The railway intelligence of the week contains few features of interest. At a meeting of the Northern of France the dividend declared for the past year was 60f. per share, inclu sive of the 16f. already distributed as interest. The report stated that the result of the working for 1857 was favourable, [ the receipts for conveyance of ...

... THE CONFLICT AT AZIMGHIUR. V I _1 - - _ I I _ I I _- .. . I The following despatch from Colonel Millman to Briga' o dier Gordon, commanding at Benares, has been published:- , - Camp Azimnghur, March 22. Sir,-I have the honour to report, for the information ofi e his Excellency the Commiander-in-Chief, that in consequence t of a communication received from Mr. R. Davies, magis- trate of ...

... | To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. Glasgow, 8th May, 1868. SIR,-With reference to the Clyde Navigation Bill, now before a committee of the House of Commons, and wherein the exemption from dues here, on Dumbarton vessels, has formed one of the subjects of debate, I daresay few if any of your readers are aware that from time imme- morial, prior to the passing of the River and Harbour Act of ...