... I !e Hronn Onox, Monday Morning. 1- : TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. of JI NOVEL METHOD OF SHIP PROPULSION. id A trial of the Nautilus hydraulic steam vessel took t place on Saturday on the Thames. This vessel was t built at Blackwall by the patentee, Mr. Ruthven, of At Glasgow, at the expense of private gentlemen, for the 2 purpose of practically proving the advantages of a new ormode of ...

... ITE: ALLEGED MUTINY ON BOARD TEE SCOTLAND. OFFICIAL REPORT. Greenwich Police Court, March 31, 1866. My Lords,-In compliance with your Lordshipe' directions, and with the assistance of Captain Harris, appointed to act as Nautical Assessor, I have made inquiry into certain charges made aginst William Campbell, master of the ship Scotland, and beg leave to submit to your Lordships the subjoined ...

... (Fromn the Melbourne Age. Feb. 23.) The rapidity of the movements of General Chute, in command of the troops, has somewhat paralysed the Maories. Accustomed to the dilatory Action of recent commanders, their tactics have been to lull the troops into a false security, and to harass them by fruitless expeditions in various parts of the country, The recent exploit of General Chute, of tossing the ...

... Mr. PEABODY'S REPLY TO HER M 01he filo i titer was transmitted to the Qaeen, throegh Earl Bossell in reply to her Majesty's ?? letter to Mr. Peabody ;The Palace Hotel, Buckiogham Gate, London, April 3. Madame,-I feel sensibly my inability to' epress in adequate terms the gratification with which i I have read the letter which your Majesty has done rne the bigh honour of transmitting by the ...

... PUBIAC BAN.QUT TO M LORD 'JUSTICE-CLERK. Last night the Right Hon. the Lord Justice.Clerk, a Lord,1Rector of Glasgow University, was entertained E at a, public dinner in the Trades' Hal The hall I wan tastefully decorated for the occasion, and there f were covers laid for about 240 guests. C The chair was occupied by Lord Provost Blackie, who was supported on the right by the Right HonD. John ...

... FREE SYNOD OF GLASGOW AND AYR, | TTJZBDAv-EVn'ING Sxnxaer.UT The Synod met on Tuesday evening, in the Tron Church. TEE CALL TO E REV, MR, PEILSP. The papers in this case having been read, parties were called. Tbere appeared, as dissenting from the finding of Glasgow Presbytery-Dre. Buchanan and Lorimer. For the Presbytery of Edinburgh-Sir Henry Moncrieff. Congregation of St. John's- Messrs. ...

... rERILOUS ADVENTURE OF CaILDREN TN A SNOW STORM. MWr. Strong. minister of the Congregational Church at Chain Lake Centre, Minnesota, sent the follow- ing narrative to the S.. Paul Press:-On the evening of Tuesday the 13th of February, seven children-four boys and three girls-between the ages of 10 and 17 years, belonging to the families of MIessrs. Landaker and Prestler, attended a Binging ...

... (troni the Brechin Advertiser.) No smallatir bas been caused in this town by the now disclosed particulars of a case which, If strictly true in every particular, would have formed a theme for a dramatist. As it is, it will form the staple talk here for some time. Tbe psrticulars are as f'.llows: -A young lady, belonging to Montrose, hbd been out of it for some time, and had been in Eagland, ...

... I HER AT. Qryra, Tuesdayg Moring. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the b ark Lane Express.) With a prevalence of rain during the past week, the labour of the fields has been much impeded, and sowing in the late districts still further delayed, bat with a mild temperature upon the early enwings there has been rapid vegetation, and the young wheat has been ...

... TEE TAILORS' STRIKE AND LOCK-OUT. PROSPECTI OF AN AXRANGEMENT. A meeting of operative tailors was held in the Britanlia Music Hall yesterday forenoon-Ur. Jas. Souter presiding-to consider a uroposal from the em- ployersforthesettlementof theexistingdispute. The proposal wasthreefold, and asfotlows:- 'That thedif- ference as to time be solved by misters and workmen accepting the 'London log,' ...

... A public meeting, for the consideratfonof the PerI missive Bill as a remedy for theevils of the licensing system was held yesterday evening in the City Hall. The hall was filled on- the occasion. The chair was taken by Councillor Corbett. On the platform were Messrs. W. Lawson, John Paton; J. H. Raper, Thomas Westland, E Bell, R. C. Murray; Rev. Professor Kirk (Edinburgh; Messrs. J. Craig ...

... PRESIDENT JOENSON-. ' TJ ! C rCVIL ?? BILL. The Boston papers of th- 23 oh raoei:ei b t: American mail contain the f; ?? ihe acm- in which President Johnson v,,toed on the pa,: day the Civil Rights Bill, 1; s as fellows TO THE SENATE GF TE:s S.E5n I regret that the bll which has passed both B-- of Conoress, entitled 'An At to protect al 7p4,- in the United States in their civil rights, and fr ...