... TH.E VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. I-.LJl' V VJ~ i.a- aness m , aaen-..i ?? PROCESsiOs. d Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, there was argrand procession in the city of the Lanarkshire Rifles yes. terday. Many persons were under the impression that the Riflemen of Gaigow had not the pluck to turn out in such a stormy day, but those parties were agreeably disappointed to t see- a fair muster ...

... I - IMPERIA STAL ES AT THE LOUVRE. The Sport gives the follwing' details of tfie irraigeineenof the flew Imperial. etables at the Louvre :-The buildings 'b'ave the form of au oblong'square, divided into two courW 'one cdled the Cour'Caulkincodrtand theCoth&' ~le: Visconti. The two-sides ron parallel to the river. o On the left of' the CourCaulkicourt is the first'stable,-divide&linto i4 stlli ...

... ?? SiR ,JQSEPH P-AXTON 7 RILR.CORPS. ?? ,. . - (Erm the Globe.) - . meetink o6f.eod'siderable interest took pla6uin the goys'' School Roohi, datlcbl4 on Tuesda Y? totakie, into considera- tion the necessity df forming a Rifle Corps for Matlock,. Matlock Bath, Cr6r`ford,'Bonsw'A, Tansley, and Darley -Sir- Joseph Paxton in the chair. . The Thediiirai fii±t read the' published -bIll- calling the ...

... WAi=INGTOY IRYING'SSWT ?? and died a bachelor. His retreat, whichkeke& somodestly over the banks of the'Hudson, waspresidedover by two nieces, whe cared for our beloved author asyers' began to make' him venerible' with all the affeetion and so- litilude which daughtere would bestow on a father. For all this there was a reason. Such geiality as sparkles n Knicketbocker's History ef New York ...

... :LATES:T NEWS. - - ?? .. J*.r7in. JOR-[Gs I;NTR TE.LLIGN.g+Pz A renh naval officer of rsank harpubliehed a pau t : ou thenavy of irnce, in ?? ie says there iis reasof. ioo French navy being so large as the English; it ce- zidtbe sofor want ef men; and without men itisof no uee t 1 ?? the nbuiber of ship. The Yzinch navy cannst , reach th .strenth oE ?? navy,:and the cou? S scription is ...

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... X ILMA.&RNIOC-M THE RIGxT oF WAY.-About eighteen months ago a pub- lic meeting of the inhabitants of- Kilmatock was held:in the Clerks' Lane Meeting. House, forthe puatose-of taking' into'coaisidetatiou tle encrb'obmeuts'df certaminproplet'rs o of hnds idjoining the Irvihe watir on the rightdenfib'ishd: by use and went of the public to a rosid along the i -o6f the river. At that meeting a ...

... THE coURSE OF EVENTS. . : ; . - E m Acg Itiawa - . . . . - (From the Observer.) - The past weth ha'snot been fertile of evenots; but neverthe. less viarlo'ua-.indicati'onssin lthe .pblitisal horizon pretage a coming stori-- The phief occupatioi of the diplomatiatsahas been'a discussion on the famous-pahiphlet, 'EThe Pope and Italy h' kut 1iLes sinilai discussions, 'it has been sterile of ...

... SUPERSEDING A BANKRUPTCY BY A : COMPOSITION. (From the Mercantile Test.) --The present Attorney-General of England, Sir Richard BethelL in his address to the mercantile delegates who lately. waited on Lord Palmersten on the present state of baunk ruptcy and insolvency, said- I should be glad if you wouldi a'vour me iwith suggestions for a Bystem of bankuptcya ansolvsncy suited to our ...

... THE WAR WIITH MOROCCO.I VYjin yA J v U aI U v, u v. c (Frem the Correspoadent of the Times.) * Camp in front of Ceuta, Dec. 18. sad Yesterday General Primn again went out with few battalions t it to protect the sappers ?? the road towards Tetuan. our On his return in the afternoon the Moors came down, and are there was a slight skirmish, in which we had between 30 and We 40 men killed and ...

... To ?? Editor of the GlasgooA-ens7f Wo Voe, :Deci .314859. SER,-I have observed.in your pajesibofthe628tj r letter, signed Builder, ?? what heponsLder'4 objections to the plansI.' proposed fjiplirifying thevlyde, from which it is evidentthat hej itljr has not read itletters'on the subject,' orb linustlaive fogtten their contents. :: The barges which' I piejosed for conveying the sewage were ...

... GMASGOW ROYAL INFIRUARY. - . . .. ?? ?? . . .. The annual general meeting of the qualified contributors Md subscribers to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary was held in the Merchants' Eall yesterday, to receive the report of the directors for tie past year, and to elect directors for thenext twelve mnontbs. The Lord Dean of Guild, and afterwards the Lord Provost occupied the chair. - Mr. LAxOiNT, the ...