... 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 ...

... FRAI?.TCE. PAtREe, Thnrsday.-Tbe Bank of 3Fi'aee hasM reduced the rate of' discounit to 8k per cent. The Paris corresponldent of the Times learns that an additional article to the convention be- tween Nicaragula and Costa Rica and M~itlanld & Company, declares that the convention will not be valid unless .Stepheis & Co., of New York, who have a previous coatract, allow June to pass over ...

... JUSTICE TO SCOTLANID. (FRost roercer.)h There is a paper called the GiaSflOwU (JemmeOa2U'aldi. rrn Whether, as its nlamle imports, it its republican, weve k-now not, but it is dccided'lv anti--publicass. Its hos- i tility to the sale of ardent spirits and other fluids has tic taken acurious turn. It seens that the cottage in un which Rtobert Burns weas born is nowv occupied-but au let the G. 0 ...

... Coltonel H. AxV. Parke, comrottanding the Chathamll Diyoijn of the Ritual Marine Lnight Infantry, re- ceivwed an order fromn the Admiralty, on Tuesday, to held in readiness detachments of the Royal lMaarines, to embarki on board the Terrible, 21, the Hydra. C^4 an(L the Arguks, 6, attached to the steam rcset'ves The M~arlhvorotigh. 131, Captain Lord F. IKerrX was heicadl inspected. and her ...

... THE SHORE, HARBOUR, WINTERING, and WAREHOUSE-DUES, as at present levied by the Trustees of the Harbours of Peterhead, will be exposed to be Let by roup, on a Lease for One Year from the Ist day of July next, within the Town-Hall, on Saturday the 19th June next, at 12 o’clock noon. The Conditions of Letting may be seen in the hands of William Boyd, Solicitor in Peterhead, Clerk to the Trustees. ...

... On Friday morning a public meeting was held at held at St James's H~all, Piccadilly, to hesr certain disclosures in reference to the practice of confes- sioni, said to be indulged in by the ministers of the district of St Paul's, IKnightsbridge, and St Barnabas, Pisalico. The large hall wvas densely crowded by men, an intimation having been given that wvomen could not be admitted. Lord ...

... 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 ...

... SUI?'IAtARY. In the ?? of Lords last ?? For- tescue moved the second reading of the B~ill for the Abolition of the Property Qualification. Thei discussion it excited wvas of no great nioment. Earl Grey, wahile advancing no objection against tc the measure, intimated that it was not advisableX to legislate in this piecemeal way in the mat-l ter of Parliamentary Reform. The Earl of Derby treated ...

... At the ANNUAL MEETING of the ABERDEEN HOUSE of REFUGE and OLDMILL REFORMATORY SCHOOL, held within the Court-House, Aberdeen, the Bth June, 1858, ALEXANDER THOMSON, Esq. of Banchory, in the Chair, THE Meeting was opened witli prayer the Rev. James Smith of Greyfriars Parish. The Accounts, audited by Mr Masson, Accountant, were, at the Chairman’s suggestion, in respect of their length, held to ...

... . 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. ...