... THE REFORM BILLT. (From the Times.) 'The same evening witnessed' the introduction of Reform Bills for England, Scotland, and Ireland. The triple cere- mony was over a little after nine o'clock, and the House,. g after refreshing. itself with a ?? debate on the1 1 Serpentine, betouok itself once more to the codsideration of ra t the Budget. The topics which, appeared to excite most at. 'St ...

... (From the Times.) The tkife returns of railways in the Ignited Kingaom nublished for the week ending February 25, amounted to 1439,S3, and for the corresponding week of 1859 to 2422,749, showing an increase of £'17,115. The followingare the receipts on the principalfenesforthe past week:- miles Opened. Receipts. P ?? SBO 4 I59.1 l60. 1 1S9. Belfast and Ballymena% - 5 6 ,108 1,006 Bitrkenh., ...

... AMERICAN SL.&VERY. To the Bditor, of Tlee -Psa&'esfeteie (zicueioasJora) Philadelphoiai, U.S. Edinburgh, 27th February, 1223 cc Sir,-In your paper of the 2st Jaur zo ae an t article headed, Dr-s. Caudlish and Onthrle.1 Had that ha article appeared in any other than a re'ligious journal, pro- uj. fekssig the highest orthodoxy, I would not have thought of Z' noticing- it, or of asking, as ...

... GLASGOW, MIARCH 7,. STEAMAER FOR THE MesrnIDn AN GeVZ:auxtEyr.- It is always with pleasure we bear of our coiantrvna>a distinguishlinzg thlemselves in other coantries. We have, therefore, satisfaction in translating thle foliew- lag f'romn La lie ~blie of thle 2ith January, whic is one of a numuber of articles that from time tu tiuul have appeared in the Monte Videan newspapers. Ylis ...

... Or; Mml, the ICE tNOCK. Or: ?? N the 1LCMbCe!'S of tins corps, numbering about lliPO, rc. theiir supplyof EiLlsdrfle, with bayonetsfrom -ti sin.. n it, We nudorsi 'itadl th:,t one of the cells at the- J(>'tce ?? Las b en ?? m-rar:1v seet aiart for the safe cistonr s-i ?? armsl. Mntil So-e rnoreeligiblo place be obtaind. KAYJOLF ILI FLE CORPS. Tits corps nowv ?? tssice a weel in the open air. ...

... S COT LA N D. BANTr.r LTF-BoAT.-Our readers will learn with 0 pleasure that Captain M'Donald, Inspecting Coin- si mander of the Coast Guard at this station, has re- r: ceived an official communication, intimating that ?? b Life-Boat Institution have granted a life-boat for or Banffand . Macduff. This is a boon for which the t, public are mainly indebted to the exertions of the o gallant ...

... THE CHEAP- GAS AGITATION IN GLASGOW BEAINU1G FlI.UIT IN LOUTH AMERICA. To the Editor of tie Glasgow Heroald. Snc,,-I take the liberty of annexing an extract frona an interesting letter written by the manager of the Gas Works at Valparaiso to the editor of Odie Joas-nal of Gas Liy,7dtiP, Wuater Supplji, and Sanitaezy flnpr'eetneat, and which ap- reared in that paper of Tuesday last. It is ...

... THE CHANCELLOR ANT THE BQTTLE. (From the Steas Shipping Chronicle.) S o Were Mr. Richard Swiveller alive now, he would emphati- ar Ness Mr. Gladstone as being a benefactor to his race of -eay - 5so far as the aforesaid Richard would have been and time, i. --f having to push round sham rosy to t enabled, instead ?? -r forth a joyous libation of Rous- tbh the M.archioness, to- Pr- -, tier. ...

... THE of 1. DAILY MAIL v. TILE GUA'D1AN SOCIEfY. 13 Fgiz, @a Murch. 1idOL To tMC Editor of/the 6Glosgo, ffrseld~ Sir.,-The enclosed letter, of avich tt' lolil has ddoenuect the insertion, for reasons which I hheb~ ?? in its own ~ri I send for publdication in the ?? A tof n-in-ses a Visolr contemiporary, not satisfied a' ,h C'0llO4it froill ste ow- mies, etalyrefse ei.ese see ot itt, o a a ...

... LATE-Ts- IH:Ej LIRGm OFFICE, 7r2i, sdqy Mo'ninUg. BlY ELEOTRIG TELEGRAPH. ti HOUSE1OF COMMONS-WocEsLcrT, Tist SPrAsekV took: the chairat twelve o'clock. d The House went into committee of Ways and Means; and f' on the rnotion of ttsd CBsCwenir of the £XcaEQra, the Jol. 0C loasingd rerolutioi hrns agreed ?? towardsrising llile supply granted te her Majesty, in addition to the duty now payable ...

... THE WHITWO.RTH GUN. - F- . (From the Army and Navy Gazatte,) It is obvious from the recent experiments with Arinstrongb and Whitworth's guns, that the attempt made to establish a superiority of range and accuracy on the side of infantry pro- vided with arms of precision over field-artillery, has been un- succeReful, nand tntS tho o..nnon. otying on wright yE motel can overpower as before its ...

... '1H-E ANVRXAT19N OF SAVOY. * ?? be Thmes.) sometinies there ?? notoriety, sometimes! tri. a1 close mystery, in the birth of mighty events. Now of Pand( Then sonme.fact which-is to changge all cur destinieil -thi mieets us full g-rown in the high thoroughfare and at, tea broad noon, and challenges us to stand still and ggape ade at It. Again, another whicha has its mission .to maake: WI us all ...