... 1:LrsSIAN EBARBARhITY. ?? Theo (zl~ol- % (From the Globe.) The ztteck oel the bouse of Count Polytele, by thie flue- satros, II er: bmir mentioerd in our Colum1lnls. We are nowein i X ?? to give, from ll anlthentic source, the details of tli 1obarba rus outrage, which was enlirely unprovoked oer the part or the suffeers ?? C| qurnt I(opold Polytelo, member of tire Polish Council of ' Slttt c, ...

... THE PflOGBESS or T..E POLISH INSURRECTIO N. UI - - _Gtc 'r1 T;§ S .VS The Berlin correspondent of the Thine says:- I have private and very reliable information of a recent date from persons who have been travelling in Russia and Poland. At St. Peteraburn, it anears, people are very much irritated against the 1oles, and talk of nothing less than the extermination of the race. you will probahly ...

... I.1O. _ ) OF TIUDE r.E1'OT6 O I BILLS. DI J_` I . 'The folllowllag reports. ha-re juslt been ?? by the, Bor-iN 1.-iisJ0WAD FcOUTll-WvE-TtyRAIWA (ADDOTTIONAl POWCElRS) BILL. By this 1ci 'it is proposed to emrpower the Glasgow antd Sot-etrValwyCmayt aeI alalnt c hainls in the Abbey Pari-h ?? Paisley, to connect the coinpan) s Paisley and Renfrew line, near Gatesidle, with the joint line of the ...

... 1 je U Lnti U.fi ?? .S In the introduction to his new work, Parliamentary. I History of Fran ce, which is about to appear, Ml. Guizot dan ?? friendsof political liberty are discouraged, and sha reasons are not *wanting for their discouragement. I may, I 1i perhaps, say that I, more than any one else, would have a sole sight to abandon myself to it. I have fallen with the institu- Thi tions ...

... iC°kIENT rPON AMERICAN AFFAIRS FROM I MMENT KENTUCKY. I It±rn~~dt h LWe extract the following from a letter addressed to the has, JDaacf~ries Courier, boy Mr. Robert (}ibsont,ra intelligent ph I iyunafriesshire. gentleman, who has been settled for ninny thel years in the State of Kentucky. He dates from near Louis- nor yille, 10th Feb., 1863}:- . ar Mr. Lincoln and his ministers have from the ...

... SERGEANT GLOVER AND THE FRENCH GOVERN.MENT. UU- V 9 l$- AiY.N 1 . I This case was before 3Mr. Justice Blackburn in Chambers on Wednesday, on an application by the plaintiff to have an D order rescinded which was granted on-the 2d Febniary, by e MIr. Justice Crompton, extending the time for taking evi- eo dence ih Paris by commission, uptil the :30th April next. : N lr. Sergeant Glover on ...

... COATBRIDGE-M1.oc 4. ?? lfT . 11 I or 125:To, .- _ ?? 5s. ?? atwrr Foaciscue Ihn M~litra Peu~~xorcrls.--The prepara- tion, goinlg on are very extensive for next Tuesday, in honour of tile hltjay evcnt. The turn out of the \Toluntews, a ..lli'rvr in tile ( T.ethridge Inn, a grand ball in t;artsherrie Academni. and the display of lireworks, .:1l telld to chow that every loyal respect that can ...

... No. L. h To ?? Editor of Me Glagow Herald Sin, -With reference to an opinion expressed in the h Herald the other day, that cotton may be raised in consi- j derable quantity in Pern, on the sea-board of the Pacific p Ocean, I can vouch, from personal observation there. as to '1 l the accuracy of said opinion. It appears, from statistical p documents which I read in Peru, that, previous to the ...

... I HERALD OFFICE, SATURDAY, 2.510 r.1K. Le 6Y. T E L E a A p Z PH. .d T1TE ROYAI MARRIAGR, - .e IG tRCEPTION Or THE PRPNFASS ALEXANDRA. it ~London. March 7, 8 Afi 1e WVhen the R-oyal yacht anchored off Margate ?? ' night, a deputation, headed by the Mayor of Margate, asked' permission top)ay their rcspects to the Princess. which was granted, and they proceeded to the vc-8ee. An address was 2- ...

... rTY A T~n OVV9f' TM hrdau MHamna. t HERALD OFFICE, ThYrsday M mi'itng. e B, Y T B: Ei G R A P H. HOUJSE OF COMMONS-WrEDEESnAY. The Srr.saeER took the chair at twelve o'clock. QU'At FICATION FOR OYFICES ABEOLITION BILL. Ar. BADFIELD moved the third reading of the Qaldi- fieatior for dffices Abolition BiLl. Mde BAINES seconded the motion. e Mr. NEWDEGATE moved that the bill be real' :t ?? time ...

... THE BISHOPS AN) DR. COLENSO. The follo-wing address, signed by four Archbishops and, thirty-five Bishops, has been presented to Dr. Colenso: 1 TO THE BIGHT BEVl. J. W. COIENSO, D.D., LORD BISHOP OF NATAL. 'We, the undersigned Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland, address you with deep brotherly anxiety, as one who shares with us the grave responsibilities of ...

... C REENOCK. ,- - , .- ._.na aa CUSTOMS REVENUJR-There has been a cootisuled large increase usl the Customs revenule of this Port duering- the usioth of February, being very clos.e upone double that of February, 1801, viz.:- t Monthl ending 28th February, 1861 . £.. .._57,306 Pr - - ?? ?? 81,637 C - - ?? R.ars,-1- ?? baa fallen here, during the monlth Of E; Felruar,n 7 7-10ths inlcheS of rain. ...