... Titsdeece, Messy 27. Tue Aesembly met at eleven O'clock-Dr Bisset, Mode- Li ratoi. .gr THE SOEWHTLLS CASE, to Dr Cook, St Andrews, gave in the report Of the commit- Al tee appointed by last Asseeibly on the Newhihle ease, and PR0 whiehlihe was instructed to report to this Assembly. The report re Istated that the Comnoittee, immiediately after their appoint- di mnent, communiested an extroet of ...

... Ho usE OF COMMONS-Tusdaeoy, Ma 27. SALMION FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The louse went into Committee upon the bill.I On elAIIOS 5, tho LORD ADVOCATE proposed ecu amendmentf geving authority to thle Secretary of'Sutet to appoint three Cons-t misineo ndC heAtCichofseol WBto roceive a salai-y v not totetoccd £3x0 comtteth igthn.gnteansoudeate th nDames of th gesle~e Sli~f h itede t POP se5 ...

... n TSeodayd, May 27. Is THr General Assembly of the Free Church met again to- It' s day, at ton o'clook-The Rev. Dr Guthrie, Moderator, in REPORT ON VACANCIES IN TRE NEW COLLEGE, 0. Dr Beith gave in the report of the Committee on the t, Election of Professors. ;In The following were the returns from Presbyteries and P 8 Svnods of the persons recoomiended for the different a Er Cai - M t- For ...

... Wednesday, Junse 4. MlODSi A SeECISI MEETING of this Board, for fixing assessment, not b icc., was held -Mr Watson in the chair. of its Present-The Dean of Guild, Messrs Stevens; Lsons- propsa den ; Booth ; Cargill ; Rose ; Miller ; Stephen; these Saingotler; Greig ; Keith; Pittendrigh; and Roy` itsel f. THE POOR'S ROLL-FINANCE, allege Mr WALLACE, Inspector, read a Statement of the number ...

... peeioal, June 20.d THE orrOSITIOle BY THE RIlVER PROPRIETO11S- Ak SPECIAL MrET5NO Was held this day, to receive thle fifth and sixth reports Of the Jeint.Cornilnitt[35, in regarda totr ueto f compronilse with the lower river pro-t pitorsi the sirn eppeiti n to the Aberdeen Police and v, -Water Bill. The tedPrvstp esd. Preaent-Baillies M'Hsrdy, Fraser, Jamiesona, and h Uroit the Dean 'of Guild ...

... or Sill .e FRANCB. and pi fg PARSa, June 6 (evening).-The Patfric of this evening says thret The both FrccadRsia reject thle proposition of the Porte to Mal )rparticipate in defraying the expenses ofI Jeruestacilem The occ d plofteChurch of tbc Holy Sepulchre idtat Ferincilc. Te arl own Rusiahac qull rjete te r tos lofte Porte to ciause pts,15, th ehr ahoi Pwrst cnriue othis outlay. The pter, ...

... HOUSE OF COAsTNONS-Thursday, June 12. The Mouse imet at four o'clock, after thle Whitsuntide, recasts. it TilE SLIZ2IOE 0F TiHE CIRCASSIAN. Mr CLAY, in the absence of MrII Feniweck asked if thoe atten- ce tiolu of Goverriricfaft had been slireetecl to thle repeated lutetrfer- III placeu Of the United States eruitizrs with Biritish vSCISl in' thle Ill Weti liadies, unit partieularly to thue ...

... IN previous articles on the present Industrial Display at C le Kensington we have considered it best to give rather a general asccount of the Exhlibitien as a whoel than to enter 51 with much minutenecs inte the details of particular exhihi- tr tions. But, having- now completed our general Summary, in~ wve prepoes ts devolve oic an able and accomplished Cor- cc 'arespondent the task of taking ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Thursilay, Joiic S. COFYRIGHT (WORKiS Oil ART) IHLL. On the motion of Earl GRANVILLEi, thle Copyright (Works of Art) Bill was referred to a Select Committee. The Universities (Seotland) Act Amendment Bill was read a second time; and the Red Sea and India TelegraLph Company Bill was also read a second time. Their Lordships adjourned at a quartcr past seven until Fri- day the 13th ...

... DESPATOJI OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM ABERDEEN. .0. | DCSTINATIONS, Despatch p A eria--UnltedStateo, California,) and British Notth America (by EverySaturdoy. Il.O A. . y British Packet, via Liverpool) . d Ditto-(byUf. S. Packet, via South- Every re ampton) e.I11.. 'd Australia, Van Dlemen's Land, ) oe k New South Wales, and Man- luOotir :. A.tS t- rithis, vita Southamptiou . moth ...

... but HOUSE OF LORDS-2'iteseely, June, 17. mci DEATH OF EARL CANNING. bra- Esrl GRANVILLE (who spolke under an almost uncontrollable cap emotion), said, it is my duty to inform your Lordships, that this House hoe lost one of its most distinguished members. That F great, jeust, and eminent mean, Lord Canning is no more. Under awe divine providene, hr the exercise of tle Icgreat abilities and ouar ...

... WEDNESDAY, June 25, 1862. or THE WARt IN MEXICO. Entn RtiSSELL Made a statement on Tlnirsday Ox- plarnatory of the circumstances which bad separated SC the action of England and Spain from that of France ti in Mexico. It did not require much foresight to pro- in dict disputes and divisions as the result of a convOn- BE tion between three Powers whose ultimate objects so were different at the ...