... F I N *%l;E OA:,lt vz SOzr..,~ d The psoage of te of f 0, ablumbla, and itsie ppol i by Preldit'Lln`olu,ae 'i6 '..grddd he tbh`di h ea ?? 1n d;e l iikyVir. ?? the' A ' rd&'tteia ,Tbin prosp'o, ir I atireofleetions eome nimemeat to thesmore thoughtful 11 o f t a, eo~fpbdenino oiQur' oonteuf porarlas . Oh8at whoqel *d, eI ?? t~n ?? eit ,stiiptpi~ot, baldortid,'ed 'l b b oole 1 ?? ...

... MUNICIPAL POLIOR COMMITrBK . . .. -- L-Il The usual IortnlAhtly meeting of h s committee was hed ?? Brown predding. AOCQUI8ITIOY 0F ROAD8 wiTr5N TUC CITr BO URD8 The minutes old the statute Labour Oommittee contained the following letter, Es to an armigelenet regarding tbe Port.Dundas Road: oGlasgow, 30th April, 1862, 'Dear Sir,-Referriog to the Interview Mr. Readmain and I had with the Lord ...

... 'FROMOUR LOV OXTORRXbNTilEl . ( ~ z I -! , i . CII ,. ii. S., , , i; - .f ,_ ?? . lierefi biuo neol'of this huge and bimoveibls -etropolis' *hi6h has not ;h'adtbhi day`an Ipulse giwen to it by the izopening of the'@iara Interrseaional Erhibitionx I will leave to other penw adescription' of the ceremonial whbeh ls'to ln. ;anguiate tha Woild's Fafr. I 'can onl note the impression wbich the ...

... D ibli, .1-. ''FiT B RN , N - F., .1 -t ?` 60 , ' .0 , ?il j, ? , ; P??: t' % . -, - . ?? ; | ; , .lna~ ,n OP r, -~usiy 3 , ;v- . ~ ~ ~ ?? Zcy 3rl ?? .x, J 0r , BYBLIJUTRICTj - ?? ?? EYJ~BGl AP-.jy Queenitown, ffutbnday Man:, Tbothe' iwo~Pl, Newe York, and Philadelphia 00mp~ secrow D&Swer City orkafltmore has ae ided ;'Ad bringi d ?? 416;280 dhle. In Specie; Ehe iasdedthpt . 3 and ...

... . 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, ...

... A, , ,, _ ?? , I 'E W ,. iI t ; L.AITE-S'T.-D I p -- IBY ELEC0TR1a TE-LEGRAJPH,~ I- OUSE 0;:LORDS-THURSDAY.- Tha-.osRD CHMURXWH tlook hi s eal 0eo the ?? xc-. . flE~~nGISTHR orVOTRHBaI'TLT.' the )Us The House ?? ino Committee off1f Regis,~ of , Upon 'Clause 1, which Antleorifoe the Court, of Qearter. the '71 '.ive 15p1 borcughe,' to require an allphabetioal'llst of voters to be 41T6E'arl of ...

... 11'- i ' if (COOMUNICATEDJ] a . Samples of gold are now to be eeen In the window of a Mesere. Muirbead & Son's premises, in Buchanan Street, e labelled respectively Tuapeka, Waitakuns, Wetheratone, r Walporl, and a small parcel of very fine quality from a new field, of which the discoverer would not reveal the locality. The value of the whole is about £500, and was brought home n by Mathew ...

... J LAT.ER FROM AMERICA. I Nibllderry, Wednesday. j ?? XeY skApfil25(iworibO.)' county A~~fdeJ is r'ta t j~(oven ?? C~ete arolina, has Offered t~eifiiiade& h ~el tt onem fV aid leiveI' , i ~ k ~1~a ontd County' it0t0~n ifoerde potiopan' t would~ at, otktbV. , only-ln7 The Southern ?? express ,sourke, auxiety ?? ed It v Blts 61thbFe e AI General mitchiell n.owtrn as WasW Alabama and Western ...

... T. ;,W1 4% , ~ ~ ~ ~ ht04c ib 41 *The ?? DEI 14 ed1for-- -I sbtate c the lawn# ftitn thereto, %Althouh of ire nopolltloasi ?? this gemfaw .r fgtsc ndli ma y nouponi the kealU0 the jene ?? of the pop~i~~' who resdided etiremanfcu~gtwnndaiaB b ?? Harl at come0 length pdaitd out ths n nneuOA WI the health of the ?? ent h trr n streams from wh[Fkhoirycra_ Fuppllcd*1t water, and pn l the ...

... THE FEDERAL ARTICHOKE, (From the Times of Yesterday.) !Tho Federaln are working out the old metaphor, and eatirg up the South leaf by leaf, as a man would eat an artieheke. It is a pleasant occupation to one, not too hungry, leisurely inclined, and with plenty of time on his hands; but the artichoke is not a vegeta- ble exactly adapted to a passenger who has but tan 3ninutes for his dinner, ...

... IL N EW1S .ixs V.1. 17 l-F ,l )I ; r, I ?? ?? i, W,1 , W fa! il:w Ia ?? . . . -, ?? ?? -. - . . ?? a ; - HERAnD Oi IOIV TAie4sc3 Afbretnj. t' ?? 0 T Ay :~~~been : l ; E CT.I_ . ' E; , f l. i l . b ee.n% BOU6B OF 0OJabONS-WEDDAY. with ,The SPiABIR'Ok the obai at twelve o'oloik. On the motion' of Sir G0 GREY; In the absence of tLord' Searse 3. Acj~uvn tntil dx ooolook on There Sy. :Os - tiol Mr ...