... T~iesusuni fortnlbtly meeting of thre select veetry was held yeslersisy in this bs..rslreo0n of theo Perish olisee. Ilrovgalowv jhiil. The Rev. Reotor Campbell proaldes) and thisfollosi g othcr geullenuu'n wvere also preset .~t-Messsrs. C~rop'per, (lsen, Balrstow, 8cott. J. Whitby, Satebel, Cooke,. Broome. Oaf- fersta, Hood, iOato, HuItehs, Cri;.'hley, Smith. Bjyford Peek, William Wlutby; ...

... CANPIDIAN 'TNENT. By the courtesy of MeEsrs. Haridysides:'& Henderson, we ihave. received the Causiani papers to -f.'th May last, per s. s-. United Kingdom, Nhichl arrived in tke Clyde yesterday -morning. We iiake &hif ollowving extracts:- The telegraph builderg have reached Trois Pistnles, about ,.101 miles below Quebc3, on the'0tlh inti.., and it is expected * the line will he ?? to Father ...

... a)ErrBY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCiA- I TION. . t .- I . .. . .I - - ---tel Yesterday week the above association held a tea meeting in th the Temperance Hall, under the presidency of the Rev. R. th Mackliti, M. A. A selection of sacred music was performed tb -during the evening under the direction of Mr. C. Horaley, an accompanied on the organ belonging to the late Victoria- ah street ...

... Tluesday, Mfay 24. The Assembly resumed its sittings at tenl o'olook-Rev. Dr Cunningham, Moderator. THVE GLASGOW COLLEGSE CASE. Tho Assembly proceeded to dispose of this casc, which aroe ot o th disaisfctin flt y rofessor Gibson with tho ssas o for o hi stdens-Mssrs Fraser, H-owie, Ilioll an Hrbet. hesubectofwhich they treated wasthe deravty f hmannatreas unfolded botle in Scritur an ...

... i CYNNADLEDD 0 DDIWYGWYR LIVERPOOL. Ymddengys fod prif aelodau y blaid ryddfrydig yn Liverpool, wedi Cynnal cynnadledd i ddyben pwysig iawn ; sef, yn ffafr estyniad cylch dewisiad gweinidog- ion a swyddogion y llywodraeth yn y wlad hon. Y eadeiryddyn y)gynnadledd hon oedd Mr. Robertson Gladstone, yr hwn a gyfeiriodd at ddymchweliad dys- gwyliedig cyfrin-gynghor Derby, a dadleuai na ddylid ...

... BLODAU. Tseyriwch lili 'r maes ps fodd y maent yn tyfu, nid ydynt Dacynilauro no n ndd. Eth yrydyfyndywed- nyd 11 ohi na c wsgwyn Soomon y. ci holl ogoniant fal un oar rirni hyn; Maft. ni. 28, 9 Pwy sydd, na cblr y blodauion ? IDoe niv mwd yn eu hoff; Welc, yr oedd yr lesiO cOn, Ei hun yn hoff o'r 1ili. Brenines Sheba ddaeth o bell I wel'd breninol urddas, Tra ceid gogoniant Mwy a gVel, Yn ...

... THE BATTLE OFMONTEBELLO. -The following is-Gount- Gyulais efficial report of the battle 03Mo&tebello, addressed-to the Emperor:- ' Head-Quartezs Garlascn, May 23. -,'Your Majesty,-I. hasten humbly to address to your Majesty a report of the first great combat which the troops of jotr Majesty have-ustained in the present war. As has lrensy been eboved by . the ii oieim ilete reports wvhilch ...

... THE WAR GhAtU KLDI XT COMO. B1ERNr, aRturdnay-Yeuterdia eveniint after a fnrinn8 cgit, IWh lasted fro livc to eighbtgi'lock, aribnla eneomao. The combat was rene wed at Gamerlata, and the Austrians again gave wiy and retreated. The town of Coma was iUmnated an all thc steamners on the lakearo in the Iands of the jatnts. kTis morning the Austriaxi war steamers on the Lago Megbio kut up a threc ...

... 1-M~ji EhgiLD LjALv iP 4.L7D BU1l7 RAsIJag -SsODSY ?? Ly.G SOCIETY. -: Ie The fifth annual meeting of this society wa )ld day at the offices, 147, Cheapside, and 1. Fos J. M. Cottrell in the chair. he -The CseAiax N stated thetall hecb, :gy6: - fellow directors was, thttt tb;h .cj e ejndeavou Ast utmost to remove the liabliltits and place thi of stable position. - He could affirm with confide ...

... -3 I.: EIAS 1' CAL. I ' THE; rSvA L i'Sh 1. I 1) c lt lt C11'u The ReV Iv Hei'rg l'iwes, B.A,, has beh dppNil6tl to thu e imporitllit citracy olfTallob we, King's CoK ity, having resigned tiles ctacy of Raddtustovvn, CuWity Meath, The Lord; Bishop o.r Durry and Rnphoe prenclied in Inch Church on Sundilty hist, This i prolbably thu first 'tinme that a Bislop has ever dllivee'I a shr- ttolli oil ...

... Nis= BOO. CtOALBROOK)ALE. INAUGURATION OF THE NEW INSTITUTION BUILDING. An interesting celebration took place In this romantic valley on Monday last, In the opening of the new building erected by the Coalbrookdale Company for the accommodation of the local Literary and Scientific Institution. After passing Wolverhampton, the Great Westeran Railway enters a rich, well cultivated, and well ...

... A A-- I . .. - After what we stated last week, our readers would be assured that the LORD LIEUTENANT of the County would throw no difficulty in the way of the proposed enrolment of a Volunteer Corps for Derby and the neighbourhood. It; however, doubt existed in the mind of any man, it will be completely set at rest by our giving publicity to the following letter, which has been received by the ...