... (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 ...

... The committee re-assembled on Thursday at noon -Mr Clive in the chair. I- Mr JoN0soy, counsel for the Border Counties DI, Company, stated that his clients had resolved to ask the committee to affirm the preamble of their bill in conjunction with the line of the North British from 3 Hawick to Riccarton. 4 Mr DLNisoN, on the part of the North British C Company, requested the committee to ...

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... 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 ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE TEEN'T VALEY I R.AILWAY. I' ?? This deplorable accident occurred through the simple straying of a cow upon the railway at the. small village of Attleborough, about one mile and a half south of the Nuncaton station. The animal hlad recently lost its calf, and was pastured in a narrow field by the side of the railway, together with a horse-; and there are witnesses who, ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGIUXPH. :FRANCE. P~ns, W-ednesdy Moay ?? Movdfeur oontains the following with regard e Turk'ey and Mgutenegre: --Turkey threatens to invade Mon- tenegro. The French Government, in order to avoid a confict, invited :England to o-ooperate wad prevent nostilities. It has been decided to send comnmissiossers there to arrange difliculties. The article conwhdes by hoping Ressia and ...

... ! SPECIAL (FROM TIHE 1 TMIES.) INDIA AND CHINA. The following telegram from Mr Acting Consul Green was received at the Foreign Office on the 9th of May, at five o'clock ?? ALEXANDRIA, May 6th.-The steamer Bengal arrived at Suez on the 4th instant from Calcutta. She brings no later news from India than that received by the last mail fromn Bombay. There is nothing of importance from China. The ...

... TOW-NY COUNCIL OF EDINBURGH. ycsterday a special meeting of the Town Council was held for the purpose of considering the Univer- sities (Scotland) BIll-the Lord Provost presiding. The LORD Pr.ovosir said the subject of the Uni- Versity Bill was remitted to the College Committee, with power to consider the same, and to report. t Since that remit was made the Pill had appeared be- t fore ...

... jzmt N~-wLAsSOCcAcriox ?? THlE PROMOTION OF Tarit SisflAx SctErrtc.-A numrber of gentlemen interested that tl ;E ?? conference mret the secretary to the tyii -jbe azsooietiouk (Ur Hlastings',, at the IR yal Institu- in genef ioLiverpool, on Wednesday, whflen, after some ex- crops a -~nztions from that, g-itleman, a committee was Turn fo~rzzed io make the niecessiary arrangements for the tiots ...

... 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 ...