... THE CALEDONIAN AND GLASGOW aIsD SOUTH-WESTERN. truded To the Editor of the Glasyoo Herald,. SIR,--The most obvious facts are often the last to be ob- truded on public notice, and that mote particularly where preceding incidents 'have led people itno the belief that exist- ilg and established arrangements are the best which could - I possibly be devised. This observation applies very strongly r ...

... (From the GreenockAdvertiserof Friday.) C Tan MoomS.-The prospects of grouse shooting in this in neighbourhood are at present exceedingly good. The coveys in are numerous although not large (numbering from six to eight birds) and are perfectly healthy. They will be strong on the wing on the 12th. The severe snow-storm in April t1: proved very destructive to the hares. b2 HEERING FisHsNG.-The ...

... HOI SE OF COMMONS-FurlAY, JUNE 4. ,5 . . .. .. ?? I. I 1.. On the motion that, on its rising, it (lo adjourn until Mondav. Lord J. RUSSELL inquired what ivas the present state of our relations with China; what were the terms whrich Lord Eliln hail demnanded from the Fmperor; and what answer had been received from the Chinese Government? He di(l not wish, lhe said, for any communiication that ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE.-A Supple- ii ment to the Gazette of Friday was published on Satur- t] day afternoon, containing a proclamation for the elec- tion of a Representative Peer for Scotland, in the I place of the Earl of Morton, deceased: Tuesday, n JLme 29, is the day appointed for the said election - I a It also coitains a fiotice that at the Privy Council Sir Io [ Edward Bulwer ...

... UDESTNATIONS. j PROM GLASGOW. RETURNING TO GLASGOW. ( rdrishai ?? ?? ., nd F.), 7 ?? 8 (Tu., Th., & Sat.), 12k. p ?? 124 .. 104. ?? Ardentinny ?? 83l, 83 ?? 1 Arrochar ?? . 3. In Avr . 124 . 9. Blairmore. Si, 84, 12, 21 8 2, 3IS5,4.n B owli hn g . .. .. . .. ?? en t ly . .. .. ?? . F1 ?2rc qu en tl4>? howling.Frequently.Frequently. Brdick ?? 712., 2 . Cove ?? 8j4, 12, 2 ?? Si, 21, 4}. me ...

... t~v- .wv,-k -g O . S . ?? A- AIRR1 CE A iA~~N. I 4Frsdyj4h28l shoihtn ightd 'beatfui dy'' te *;;uualy dost-t~ - oltne.;ndms i84hporta'nt, show, ; kplace onthe fast Friday of the merry month of1 1 May. Year after year we have had to record the continued 4p'ogress in well-doing of this association, which on Friday attained majority, having then completed the twenty-first year of its age. Never ...

... LIABILITY OF LANDLORDS TO REPAIR - STAIRCASES. it We sometime ago published an interlocutor by the Sheriff- in Principal, 'Sir Archibald Alison, Bart., reversing one by his *iSubstitute (Mr. Bell), and finding that the landlord of pre- x- mises was bound to keep the staircase leading thereto, and openings therein, properly nclosed, and subjecting the de- I fender, a landlord, in £150 of ...

... (From the Times.) On Wednesday night the members of the Oriental Club entertained Major-General Sir Archdale Wilson, K.C.B. at The banquet was presided over by Miajor-General Sir Robert Vivian, ?? in close proximity to whom sat the guest of ice the evening, and his three relatives, Captain G. B. '%Wilson, ies RN., the Rev. Ronald Wilson, and the Rev. Herbert ebh Wilson. Among the other ...

... GLASGOWV, JUNE 4. . ~ ~~ ~~ Ve NV A.; rq ;st U iN El 4, BoY DROWNED. -On Wednesday, a boy,- nine years. old, namcd -William Sneddon, ?? of a widow resid- ing in Great Eastern Road, was, along with another young boy, aged five years, gathering pieces of coal on the margini of an old quarry at Westrliir, belong- ing to Messrs. Robert Gray &T Co., coal-masters, and partly filled with water, when ...

... (From the Times.) The mutiny in India has worked sad havoc among the bravest and most distinguished of our officers. Neill, Lawrence, Havelock, Adrian Hope, and others who had already won for themselves reputation in many a well-fought field, have been cut off, if not too soon for their own honour, at least before they had completed their arduous task. Now the name of William Peel must be ...

... LATEST LIVEVPOOtL. NEWS. : (From our own eorreosondeit.) X (From o ur owvn C'orrespondent.). Liverpool, Saturday. We liave had Several arrivals of steansships from Amuerica lthis week-thie City of Baltimore- from Net York on the 20th ult;, and the Anglo-Saxon from Qsfebe&oA the 22d ult., ?? having arrived in Liverpiooi on Thursdaly afternoon.l .The intelligenes fruoe the Useited States' ...

... An accident of a very alarming character, and which has resulted in the death of a railway engineer and the destruc- tion of much property, took place at about 23 minutes past 13. o'clock on Friday night, at the termination of the- Hyde branch of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Rail- way, which termination is at present in Hyde, at the back of the Commercial Inn, kept by Mr. John ...