... MARISCOAL COLLEGE ELECTIONS. Tgi election of office-bearers in Marischal College sheWs that the ohange which we had anticipated in the foregoind article has tot been rbng in taking place. The proceeediigs- ,at the eleotion of Dean of Faculty yesterday were of a very unusual kind, and mhowed almost painfully the desperate e efforts of the fusion party to maintain their ascendancy. - d It ...

... - . . I I I . - :e TirE Ministerial Bill is at length before the country. di le With what satisfaction it will be received remains to rh d be seen. It has been all along quite clear that no ex- ti' e- aggerated expectations or desires have been indulged at e in. People have waited patiently for what the Govern- ti y ment chose to bring, forward, prepared to judge the cc y Bill when it appeared ...

... INNOVATIONS IN THE ESTABLISHED: CHURCH, IT is more vexatious than anything else for a Churchtb be n forced to chafe itself on small individual deviations ftoi ` ordinary usage in forms and systems. The matter 4AP - .p pears so exceedingly small that the individual is more sympathised with than blamed, whether he is to blame a or not. He carries with him a small tinge of incipient n : martyrdom ...

... HARBOUR QO1HI$3O0NBRS, 2111 d0aly, Feb. 28. The Harbour Board met this day-the Lord Provost pro. le sidmo-, S, SUPERINTENDENT OF HARBOUR METERS. a1, The SHORE51ASTEn reported a vacancy in this office, caused by the death of Mr.M'Kenzie. Ile (the Shoremas- ter) was sure hie spoke the Sentiments of the Board wvhen hie O. said that, during tse messy years that Mr M'Kenzio had re filled the office ...

... L~vs~.Her ENGLAND. LC -HrMajesty held a levee, the first of the sea- fll' son, on Wednesday, in St. James's Palace. Besides the ~ sMinisters, the Officers -of the Househiold; and the Diplolma- tic Corps, -who-were present in large numbers, about 220 sss'V gentlemen were ptcsented to her Majesty. Among the pre- 2 e A. P. Gordon Curnaming, On succeeding to the Baronetcy, bar tby the Duke of ...

... F)REIGN INTELLIGENCE. J'ARIs, Thu~rsday Exening.-The Senato is reall1y, aind without thle r-clflotest intention of pleasantry in alludingr to it, bcginning, 9 to show somen sign1 of atnimation, and that animai~tion actually be- srivs itself inl discontent. Yestcrday was not passed ill thle qesictllde which inalcos of that serene body the very model of an Tilell~ atthe lanas nd asliht hane for ...

... Tuesday, Mfarch 1. The Council met this day-the Lord Provost presiding. PRES F:NT;-Tho four Baillies ; the Dean of Guild ; the City Treasurer; Dr. Christie ; Messrs Williams, Shepherd, Cruickshank, Williatsisoll, Gordon, * Jenderson, and Urquhart. 'rHE COLLEGS-HEAD COURT OF SATURDAY. The PaovosT-Gentlemen, you are aware that the rso. lations adopted at the public mceting upon Saturday, are ...

... P A R L I AMEN T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, March 1. Lord CAtrBrELL moved the second reading of the Vexatious Indictments Bill, and explained that its object was to prevent Indictments being preferred in cases of conspiracy or obtaining I money under false pretences, until the accused persons had gone before a magistrate. . l Lord WENSLEYDALR opposed the bill, which was supported by the LORD ...

... -- ~~~~~~~~~~jiboo; TuE Seeds and Turnip Show of this Association came off itel successfully at Village of Alford on Tuesday the 22d ult. Maca i-Mr. Reid, Nether Kildrummy, and Mr Walker, Ardhunkart Of SUL: a were the judges. The prizes were- :Deoswe h For Common Bear (ten entries)- 1 Mr Emslie, Little Endovie, and G Le 56 lb. per bushel; 2 Mr Christie, Auchintoul, 57 lb. 6 oz. Tos per sbushel ...

... | p BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. 1 PAhus, Monday.--AllessandrI, Minister for Foreign Affairs in I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t Moldavia, has been received by the Emperor. He was unac- companied by any deputation. He is about to proreeui to Eng- I land. t MINiSTEM AL CHANGES.-4ord Lovaine will replace Lord Donoughmoro as Vice-President of the Board of Trade. Mr F. t Lygon, MP. for Tewkesbury, will ...

... INDI AA. The Calcutta mails have arrived at Marseilles, with dates to the 22d of January. The last battle in which Lord Clyde was to engage the rebels in India was fought on the frontiers of Nepaul. NanaK Sahib was repulsed and driven into the interior, and Jung Bahadoer was charged to complete the pursuit of the rebels upou his own territory. Lrd Clyde then returnedlto Lucknow, ordered the ...

... .I - -mi m~THE public feelinginbehalf of Marischal College is surely th 10 bey'ond a]ll question now. If any thing was awanting this is day-week to show its depth and universality, nothing ot is a-wanting to-day. INothing was awanting on Satur- M id.' day, when we witnessed in that ca~use one of the most to] 10 influentialimefetings, and the most unquestionable demon- fo: 19,. stration of ...