... isa (From our own Oorrespondent.) se. ?? Monday. be The Committee on this bill miet -again to-day itt tmi6lv6. As O'clock, and proceeded with the consideration of the clai'ses eir prepared by the promoters on the subject of the mooring'a in Ate Mr. LOCH, for the promotez-s, brought up a clause~ em- ?? bodying the spirit of the resolution come to by the Cominiit! ire tee, but with one ...

... VIOLENT THUNDER STORM AT THE COUAST. V ivii.1ii' 1LUlUIN`l2 COX .tI nmvi a t Ifr, DU Vat1. p The atmosphere during the last few days seems' to-have o, been densely charged with electricity over a large portion of v the West of Scotland. On Tuesday night, as noticed in oult- last, there was a good deal of thunder and lightning in ova o inriediate neighbourhood; but the storm was not severe: a ...

... . IIs_ ?? XT_; A_ Ie { (From the Washington Union.) Notwithstanding all untoward influences, old national ani- 0 |rosities have been for many years rapidlygiviug way to sen- dI tinents of mutual amityand regard, popular as well as poll- C tical. Commerce has been fast accomplishing her work of I universal pacification, and rapid communication, with free 0 and frcquent correspondence ...

... JUBILEE OF THE R>EV. DR. NORMAN A'LEOD. Last night at SOireew-as e](el in t~ie City Hall inl honour of the Rev. Dr. M1'Leod, of St. Coliumba Church, Glasgow, who has completed the fiftieth year of his ministry. Thre audience was a brilliant one, a great number of distinguisned clergymen and Llaymen, belonging to all evangel1ical denoinli- nations, being onl thue platform. The Rev. Dr. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, JUNE 7. rlz A _ T .6.t A1 t ;4 t-A AA.- Their Lordships met at five o'clock. l In reply to a question from Lord PANmuRs Lord HARD NGE stated that Colonel JoLnstone, of the 87th Regiment, who was accused of dereliction of duty in anl early part of the Indian mutiny, had been fully acquittedof all the charges preferred against him. , On the motion of the Earl of ...

... WHO INU.'1NTED THE SCREW -VROMLLER? r- i _ ?? a ?? r- mi _ _ _. . to UUnder ?? Mr. James Nicol 'df this 'cty writes a i letter in yesterday's Ayr observer, from whibirhe make the ., following exttacts, premnising that c theirealnnerits of the to controversywe, of ourselves, kntow 'nothing. Mr. Nicol a My objeat 'in writing to you, as a .jourscalLronnected with: 1i the county-f Ayr, is to pave ...

... We (Tioma) have received the following telegram from our Malta correspondent:- Alexandria, June 8. The Victoria, with the Australian mails, reached Suez on the 6th inst. She brings specie valued at £113,725, and 123 passengers. Her dates are-Sydney, April 11th; Mel- bourne, 16th; Galle, May 10th and 27th. Bombay mails have also arrived, with intelligence to the 19th of May. The latest ...

... London, Friday. inless Mr. Locke King's ambition be very great indeed, i it must have bein 'peculiarly gratified last night when he x fobiuadhoth Houses of Parliamentengrossed withthefragments5 of reform of which he is the author; and found, too, that in I both his efforts were crowned with success I Mr. Locke I King is a bit-by-bit reformer, and if his luck continues he I bids fair for taking ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. WE reprint elsewhere a letter from the special cor- respondent of the Times, which gives an. exceedingly -1 A _ I r r - graphic account of the great services rendered by Sir James Outram. From that document we have only at more ample length a repetition of facts which were previously guessed at, if not known to the full extent. During his entire career in India Sir ...

... INDIA AN-D RTrTNA. Ac en-1 1 ?? ?? IA. SI.A 11 - iAIJIA A/.i) CI ITNA. We (Tteres) have received the following telegramt from our eorrespnndent at Alexandria, forwarded by our correspon- dent at Corfur- Alexandria, June 4. 1Tie Calcutta and China m-nails leave to-day ?? intelli- geuce froin Calcutta to the 5tli May; M ali-as, 10th; Ceylon, 14th,; Hn Kong, April 2:3; and Alauritirrs, May ...

... r 2S.,: LXL .£:1k1 fliJJYJ. J At L Ai TEA ACKf ON RO ?? FORT-D&MlE OF BRIGADIER ROPEL sy (From the Scotsman.) a. The following is an extract of a letter from an officer in -i. the Highland Brigade:- Camp Allygunge, near Futtyghur, Oude Side of the Ganges, April 23, 1858. tE, On Thursday morning the Skti instant, we started from [Nthe Dilkhooslia, and, after a most annoying march, reached our ...

... SHIPPING INTELUGENCE. Queenstown, June S-Off-itliuriel, Rarbadoes. . hubl1in, June 8.-Arrived - Jane Lacy, Odssa; Denmark, Dantzic. Liverpool, June S.-Arrived-Johan, St. Lucia llelle, Charente. Sailed-Uruguay, Lima; B3alder, Konigsberg; Aid, Alcxandria. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTEtRY.-The Rev.. Court met yesterday-the Rev. Mr. Niven of Mary- hill, moderator. The Presbytery was for the greater ...