... PAISLEY-TUNE 3. ._ ,m- WINnOw BnsEAunxo. -JameB Burnside, weaver, was oler diebarg~ed from prison yesterday, on the completion of ?? sixty dyas' imprisonment, for theft; and gettiig drunk on Ing the ocoaslon, and finding his wife domiciled at 6 Ocr I to Square with a lot of bad characters, he put them to flight, res. and then smashed six panes of glass and the Bash oi a )nd vindow-in the said ...

... EN GLAND. THE MUn11DR11 BY A Girsv-SicNE IN Count-At the Winchester easslse, on ASlatrday, Edwar4 Lee, a gipsy, -was placed at the bar, on a charge ot having mundered his wife at a village called Waterloo, near Portsmouth. The murder was coinmitted on'thell2t' of June, in a vaan in whiol the prisoner and his wife were in the babit of vistig fairs and raeau : The priboner pleaded guilty. The ...

... MBXIOG. By the arrival of the steamer British Queen at NewYork, Mexican and Havana correspondence has been received. It contains details of the recent important events In Mlexloo, includheg the battle of Amazoo, near Puebla, In whicb the French were defeated and forced to retreat to Orizaba. Gase. Negrete and Rerrlozabel commanded the Mexican troops In this affair. Two battalions of French ...

... - slime period 0t lana yesu. . . _9jw f . MONDAY MORNNG, JUNE 2. A dmiAT party fight is likely to take place in tha S ouse of Cooimens on Tuesday night, oil ML Stan. IlA9UbVU UL 1JULUk. -s -9 w W__ __W_ ield's motion regarding the national defences and economy In the pnblic expenditure. In addition to tie amendment which Is to be proposed by Mr. . loraman, the Premier has -himself placed upon ...

... 0 THE PAROCHIAL BO&RDS OFSOOTL&ND AND THE LUNAOY BILL. . . . -_ ha - __1E AtPA - -h -h. .. ^ ;A At a meeting of the Sub.Oomittlee of the Parochial Boards of Scotland, charged with the consideration of the Lunacy Bill, held at Fenton's Hotel, oth July, 1862-Sir Jas, Gardiner Baird, of Saughton Hall, Bart, In the chalr- The sub-committee, have to express their regret that etate- mentS have ...

... GLASGOW POLIEH :ILL. ?? , %s - I IXNUTE:S OF EVIDHNCE TeJIBN arrni0r THE :'SELEC COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. T'C EARL POWIS neN eiH Ca&ua. - 'kwuracy, 17th Jaly, 1862. Examination of Mr. ALEX ANDER MONRO onItihuqd. I direct your qtbnton now to seotion 391. You bve s4d the only exception tht you could observe In the previbuoly. read passage was the case of ruinoue fiousea 7-I said I did ...

... ,3BARONY PAROCIALBOIRD. jflvv~ X xA rrvU~.AW.AJ..w 'a l ootmly meeting Of the Committee of Monagement of tbis Board was held yeatbrday-Alez. Ewing, BHq., in, the chair. : A report by the visiting officer of the Board of Subervislol, of a visit which he had paid to the poorhouse at Barrbill, And in which bo offered one or two remarks of a suggestive kind, was remitted to the House Committee. ...

... f:0.4,tZ?lV?w? r atoo I - I THURSDAY XOMING, S89MBBER 25. I . T-HE trial of Wm. Roupell took place yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the charge of forgery, and was sentenced to penal servitude for life. PrevIouU to the passing of sentence, he addreesed the Court, 4nd I asked it to believe In his slncere repentance, and his earnebt desire that justice might be done. Tim f ?? of phrenology has ...

... . TURaSDAY R ING MAY 1 THURSDAY MORNING,- 'MAY 16. ~ LiTH following important oxtrct from a1etter, dated I 29th March last, in reference to the exertions which -! are belbg madd i6 other countries to extend our Slp.j p]y of cotton hm ' just been received, by a Glasgow mercanti]e establishment, from a gentleman who Is a partner in an extensive house on the River Plate It is expected that by ...

... COATBRIDGE-MAY 27. lEUS0, BENEVOLNrT S00IoTY.-The fifth annualreportof thbi excellent institution has just been issued, and from its coeltents we learn that mnoh has been done during the past year In relieving the wamts of the poor and needy in the distkiot, Intbeshape of money, olotbing, and ooal-thelatter, ?? consisted of 114 carts were the donations of John Teomnept, Esq;, St, Rollox, ...

... GAEII3AZ.Di & THE ITAU&NGDVERNME TT. norm tha Snirirlav ?? ?? m(FSM the Saturday Review.) i fron an Saeof B6urprises it is prudent to abatain eaven fron'propliecles hlch ioo e tA sms. ' Althopgh Garibaldi Wi eald to!be iwa derilng W Itbdut hopf o definite purpose, a.tlhe head of.a ?? baf-aried volunteers, he may,-perhap,- suddenly be found'oom- manding. au army;! and supported by a unanilaous ...

... ,, TSnB TRUE DANGER IN .CHINA I ?? o0r t the iooncits - Lord REssel's speech in the House of Lorde on Monday nighi, If it stood Alone, would, to a crtain extent, soothe the anxiety which thoughtful peDple. entertain in this country on the subject of our new Chinese war. His answer to tad Grey's able Fstate- inent of the 'dangers inherent In the change in the Government policy was apologetic ...