... ,OREIGN flE LIIGENg. ?? ?? MaHcK.. 'dvreea from Dcnk Xont:redelved byw3a of'San;Fran. csfao, ete tha't tnnage was ID very brbk demsadd, aud that few at'.able ebips were in the harbour. ' - ! fREUTER 8S TELEGRAM.] ,- SPAIN. Madrid, May J1 (Eveunigi. 'In t:dday's afitlag. of the Congress, Senor Oastro made a long'speech in support of his proposition to censure ?? ior their couduotin referance to ...

... To tde ditor of tw Gtactgo p BHard. .sn,-1ra your leading article of to-day, you say the Royeal I Co~loardsoners rtcoam mended a clause freeing pablicans from the1 ?? of masi jg an annual appioafion, so long ats their honsL- were property conducted. How Clan Yoa reconcile i eucia statenent withthe report ?? Royal Con nisloners, j which stites their opinion oa this matter as fotliffa? (pigo t ...

... ?? Ant :,ES I¢ - gNB b k. ohel IKWNON gve tiotice ?? ona Pridiy the, 16th udrInfead, med zn9v Mir a So~mitet 4 qufrq D 'Inothe equipment and tiMplaymeal- of 2the ris 'Mrl. FElL saidt4at the delay. In placing the Amror MmlIs on ~the Cork gand Dubln:Raliwny on hebr' arriva Quesnetown would not, be matverialuy ipodlyepl- Ore o Hoyha, ?? ti - Mh~~H~~Th A1D'~~,&IO~~flXD&'. ?? T Tb&H0nsethen weet; ...

... .&YR-MAii 2D '1bn ?? Pas fallen coniuntoP Ijy e ill bbs Meorning, The Previos eight days tad been dry and Eva warw, so that the moisturo will give a 'reub impetus to vege. da ta*AOD, already moat luxuniant, Tae hay fields appear to i Dan e for above an average 9tOWa ibis season. Blo] Ig4rratTION OF E 1l ? GT11 V ?? division of this Itpett s at preneei BtalV'ued in the barracks was inspected B ...

... AYR-MAY 12 ,QUeu'S BmRTnDAY.-The Provoet and Megistrates haveI issued a proolamation recoammending that Thursday the Mr. 22d best. be observed as a holiday, ?? oommemoratioss of I ber Watlajty'as birth-day. -It is enjoIned, in deference to her I ws Majesty's wish, that there be no demonstration of. rejoicing I wson the Occasion Cura~cAu PI'msENTATiosrT -We understand-that the Rev. I1 Mr. ...

... JI-ON OUR LONDON CORRNSPOND3NT. l'KvjW uvijZ ?? ' ., London, Thursday. Vesterdsy, there was the moat numerous attendance of «es members of the H1ou1eof Commons that haa taken place tiis seIildOD, no fewer thun 573 members being present. The only great party question of the sesalon likel to lead to A ?? of Chteurch.ratea-wss to be debated, and cbhrcb and Dissent had been alike active In beating ...

... .LIVERP.O0L IgEW8 -: (P {Fr'burwn Correepodenti.) ?? ?? . 1 ?? May's,. ;nnIvA oP TnES Himm ?? M lontreal c66h Steam - shlp Companys ercw.siatieer ,I}bernian arrlved In Liver- pool this moning from. Portland, whence: sh f saled onlthe '21at blt. Her rgemeral news has been antlodaed. 'She . ehould have salled an the' loth;, b'ut ' hed td 'wt'f6r th q .aCadian malls These r d6tined bv heavy ...

... KILM1ARNOUK. MAY ?? our May Fair, stednever elnte co its institution could It have been iavoured wlth more auspl. bu cious weather. Oetenoilbly the day is for the buying and kit seling of catlse, and the hitiug of servants for dairy and egriculiural work; but principally It is or relaxation from labour and for fun and jollity by the rurals, who break tha monotony of their secluded livew by a ...

... CREENOUK, MAY17. MR. WINDrHA.- With tference to a paragraph that ap peared in the Scotsmatn and other papers, statlng that this gentlemen was In Greenock, and was about to sail for China, this Is Incorrect. The gentlemanreferred to is a Mr. Charlton, formerly an officer In the navy, and, we hear, a relative of Mr. Windhan, to whom be is said to bear some personal reseenbianne. Mr. Charlton ...

... A FRENOH ORITIO IN LONDON. M. Twaier describes, In the Sfdck, hlsimpreasions of Lon- don durlng a visit to the Great Exhibition, and notes with apparent satisfaction the gradual assimilation of the English in certain external matters to his own countrymen. He re- felr to one ?? point ln partleular. ,For the last ton yea, he observes,- London bas seen changes li herhabhitawhich prove that the ...

... RECENT CHANGES IN MBDIGAJ EDUOATIow, It M ft A. A of Ah. M --A BY.. . . To ad Eer of tu Gkragow HleJ. Surgeons' Hall, Edinbaurgh, May 14,1862. Sin,-A copy of 4 recent number of your Pper hree be1 n forwarded to me, containing some remarks by Dr. Teylor relatlig to his realguatlon as lecturer on Natural Phliosophy In theAnders6nianUniverity, inwblchthe iapresenonis coa. voyed that the Edihburgh ...

... Dl. ,ODGER8 AND THEEWiALLAEB MOiUgEN I| A(*&IN. II j1 H ow' THE MOI{EY'00kb, A I ?? the StirflingObserver.) BeA change of secretaries las' lirouglit about-the paibl[6 *98 o~ not alittl nwhad-by th.announcemlenat that A SUPP1leinen. ftel cowirittee load been formed,' with Dr. 'Rodgers vi s'ecre~ tery, to raise funds i on b lf af tewoiiad' outi b totI ~~e pcratee ofrec pctiop' from the acttoa ...