... WIND AND WEATHER REPORT-FRIlAY. Aberdeen ?? S.W. 1dull. .Tersey ?? NXW. fog. Brighton ?? S.W. . do. Liverpool ?? S. NV. cloudy. Bristol ?? S.W. rain. London ?? S. W. dull. Berwick ?? SA. cloudy. Neyland ?? W. rain. Cowe. ?? Id. .do. Newestlc ?? S.W. cloudy. Cardiff ?? S.IVW. settled. Plymouth ?? N.WIV. rain.- Dundee ?? W . fine. ?? S.W. do. Dublin ?? S.A. cloudy. Southampton W. cloudy. ...

... -POREIGN INTELLIGENCE. * - - FRVANCI. Vl The Ministerial Pagiie, in an catile respecting the de- mand for the withdrawal of the foreign troops Jrom the w Papal Territory,. says:- It is finpossible that the Court of P Rome could lay a snare for a G-overnment which has ever paid it the utmost respect, end which, in perilous times, rushed to its aid with the uttmost disinterestedness, in spite a ...

... ATURDas il MAR SATURDAY MIORNING, MARCH 5, TH.ERE are abundance of rumours flying about in the political circles of London as to the course the f) ?? -,;1I 4-1- A A -A ?? Cry L]-~ ' _ Opposition will take in reference to the Ministerial measure of Reform; but none of these rest on any reliable authority. They are speculations as to the probabilities. It is, however, very evident that the late ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TIultSDAY, MARCH 3. HOUSE OF COMMONS-T~ucsDAY, MARCH 3. thl (Supplementary to Telegraphic Report.) ad Petitions were presented, in faveur of the appointinent of St, a Royal Commission to inquire into the operation of the a Public Houses Act, by Sir WV. DuNBAR, from Whithorn, Po and from the Provost and Town Council of Leith; by Sir' no Al. S. S'TFWAar, from inhabitants of ...

... GLASGOW FACULTY OF MEDICINE- m - - l - - nanQ ae I- - . ?? I THE REGISTRATION ACT. . . ! a .y A meeting of the Faculty of. Medicine was held yesterdiay tb -in their hall-Dr. Donald, president, in the chair. a . 1. Dr. WAIKER brought up a petition to the House of Lords it _ and the House of Commons, praying for an alteration of the th )e 41st clause of the Registration Act, cap. 80. He ...

... -u -_a -- . . - - - - - The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held in the Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, ?? BaouT, Esq., the chairman of the com- painy, presiding. The report, an abstractof which appeared in ourcolumns, haring been held as read, the CHAIuIMAw, in moving its adoption, explained the changes that had been made in *he capital account, and stated Chat ...

... | L IABILl^} OF CAI T~R FOR PASSENGER.S GLASGOW SHERIFF COURT. *t As some misapprehemlion exists as to the exact import of Y an important decisioe gieven by Sheriff Bell, en Wednesdayi last, in the cise Dr. iey v. Liverpool Steam-Pacliet Corn-' e pany, and involving the' iability of the defenders for a l portmanteau belonging to the-pursuer, alleged to have, been, lost on board the Liverpool ...

... | -PUBLIC DINNER TO AMR TURNER, M.P., IN | MANCHESTER.I A publie dinner was given to James Aspinall Turner, Esq.M.'TNLP., in the Free Trade Hall;'Manchester, on Friday eveningj; aq'ais acknowledgment of his eminent services to this. cbnstituency and to the country ; and also at this impbrtant juncture of political affairs, to show to the coun- try that those-who formed the majority at the ...

... TItE RZPRESEXT.M.TION SILL. Ih I h nil Cocsiderhng thle grttlilderion, of I-A)lic opinion ?? ex- Miiited for ?? mnrithi tpst, we could'well have UPA3stood d the Government &PeIdlbing to propose,%ny Reforrm Biill at all, th zand talldug their '§tmisd upon the abtnene of anry proved all abuses; and of ainy public demanrla, Suffid-ct tor tjhif rpfea measuto -et Parliamentary -Reform; aind ha~d ...

... tLA 1' S T NEWS. I HrtIULD OFFICE, Mo020ly Mo0rning. e BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ,. FRANCE.-The Herald's Paris correspondent says that id the finance commission of the Legislative Chambers has called upon the Government to state whether the budget for . I1 next year is serionsly meant as a peace budget, as they know of no just cause or just pretext for war. No answer has AI ...

... ITHE REFORM ME ASURE. (From the Times.) The Ministerial Reform Measure has by this time become known throughout the kingdom, and every constituency has ascertained how it will be affected by the new measure, if it should become law. Notonly have Wells,' and Honiton, and Maldon, and the twelve other half-disfranchised boroughs be- come aware of the fate which threatens them, but the favoured ...

... |STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY ON SD MARCH, 1859. (From the Edin Where two Fplaces are mentioned, t Depot of the Regi Life Guards. 1st, Hyde Park.' 2d, Windsor. Royal Horse Gvards. llegent'sPark. Dragoon1 Gu6ads'. Ist, Madras-Cauterbury. Pd Benga-Canterbury. STd Bombay-Canlterbury. 486, Aldershott. 5th, Manchester. 6th, Bengal-Maidstone. 7th, Bengal-Canterbury. .Dsxagons. 2d, (Greys) Dublin. r ...