... THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27. TiE New Ywlk7 TbiZw,,zv of the 12th int, publishes a despatch, dated the previous day, to the effect that General M'Clelland would cease, within twenty-four hours, to be in form, what he was not in fact, tlie si Commander-in-Chief of the Federal forces. d Mr. George Peabody, an American merchant, hasI apportioned the Eum of £150,000 to ameliorate the P condition of ...

... - ; -1 GREEINOP , - . I Tnnm RBYAo-On Tuesday eveninR. Miss Avouna Jones appeared here for the first timio in ths character oE Medea, which she sustained with all her uasual power and carefulness. Miss Joned.was received with much sntbu- alasm, and frequentlyand deservedly applauded; indeed, we havehad nothing like it since Mr. Kean played hia Louis XI. on these boards. Last night Miss Joses ...

... 8HIPWRZOKS ON THE E&ST COMT., On Friday the particulars were received at Lloydbs Of. several shipwrecks having o0ed on the east coast dtq..g!g the recent severe weather. About 9 o'clock on Wodneesfay1. night a fioe barque, called the Johann, Mopt. Saneri of and from Bremen for Cardiff to takeit a cargo of coal f6vr Verhi Cruz, went Upon the Long Sand, some 15-mites off the Edsex shore, and all ...

... LIVERPOOL xEW SI (From ou. own Correiponden. ~aiyo March 6 Tia CRY OF BALmIROB (S.. )-No tidigs of tho ve~el were received here up to halfU past three o'lock tli afternoon, and se she is now considerably over due, awxiety almost bordering on fear contlnues to spread. Intelligence received by the America Intimates that ice in conderah . quantlties had been detached from the neighbourhood of iho ...

... GLASGOW ZBRDQHGAq RUNITED CLUBS. - . M AE itod more thun totty yewrSM (iiiao oves thed more than forty yer oAM , club, wbir Ilq ?? Bri dr to Club, was in- nidec tbB title Of the B ide Bldggata for tiid bl fe W orthy dt liad hocureool iseldity bnd talking over e e t that ?? } gj~ity C. re partioulO a the great flood which Vsited mat 31ls., daret Cas, 182. These worthies, ?? the BigithdaoreaO4 ...

... By the arrival of the Bombay mall we have received files. 'E papers from Bombay to the 27th of Februar, from 0&14 cutta to tihe l1th February, and telegraphic news from Cral. cutta to tfe 24th of February, and Madras to the 25th of 3February We take the following summary from the Bem&ay isdets, 't thse 27th of February:- The English mail of the 3d. of February arrived on the Earl Canning ...

... - ?? IGfI OX N Mr. :ht bas mu aba nw lott to the a of a rceet, 1e~ethy h*b am at which The followil6 itiowas :p in. w That tbS weeting, though heatil approvn direct taxation belheves our Income-tax laws to be botW dishoneat and hnultig; that it is believed to be the opinion of the najrity oi the electors of Birminghamk that no member-of Parliament is justified either iilnsanottonlngo conniving ...

... POLLO3SHiWS, DIABOLICAL ATIEMPIS AT INCEN'DIARtSISM. Eariy on the morn ing of Sunday, fire was maliciously placed beneath the thatch of five one-storey thatched tense. mnens in various parts of Pollokshaws, and &he roofs par tially consumed. The first discovered was the house of Mr. Jobn Watson, in Wilson Street, in a corner near the gable, at the hack of the house, where some combustible ...

... LATEST A E $EI WI SI I I ~ ~ . - , : FORRIGN INTELLIGENOC. N ~~~FRANOZ The Pris conrespondeace sttes that it is said anay hundred arrests have tsken place in Paris, and all the 53Men *eusected ot ?? been ehiefj of barricadas at former in 5 I' BrrectioflS have beenl put into prison. The Glotse ParisB corepondent saysi theabovaproeesd': -AI ingi thought to be very uaaieie.on the pert of the ...

... MESSRS. GOATS' THREWD MLLS, PAISLEY. On a -recent visit to. the hidustriont town of pd-4ey' whbich, foF its populataov has;urned out a wondrously large number of talented men, among other placesof ifiiifeej weinipctedihe exteive tedmills 6 f e Me. Coat. These works are situated in heiatiy lsiltye st ol tthe town, and burstdigsudde*yon_ th eye wten A ?? from the east, atikie tbe In eir Wlui t ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL, TOWN-CLERKS. &ND THE POLICE BILL. m- ,. AA ?? AS A, 037--A REsate. Inn ruaL.J , ?? J To the Editor of the Glasgow Hercal. SI,--Some late leading articlea in the newspapers having induced me to look Into the proceedings of the TownCooal- cil, to which I, along with the public in general, am useaally too indifferent, I am tempted to puta few questions w the Lord Provost, which, ...

... I, |GLiABG ' WPO LieiBILL, I HOUSE OF COMMONS, MOMDAY. The Cnommittee of the House of Commons met again this t ?? Lovaine In the ohair. There was again- a ' considerable attendance of gentlemen from Scoland. and I, the usual array of couusel on both dIdes, In the cours of - b the proceedings on this bill people here havse been much' : puzzled with regard to the manner in which the authorities ...