... BY ORDINABY TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. The SPEAXER took the chair at four o'clock. THE REFORM BILL FOIL SCOTLAND. In reply to questions from Mr STACsPOOLE and Sir R. ANSTRUTHER, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he regarded the Scotch Reform. Bill as more pressing than the Irish Reform Bill, as Ireland had more recently been legislated for. The Irish Bill was in preparation, ...

... LATEST_ NEWS. HERALD OFFICE, Wed)wsdayMorming. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. REFORM DEPUTATIONS. SPEECHES BY EARL DERBY AND MR DISRAELI. (From oar own Correspondent.) Two deputations of a Conservative character had interviews, one with the Chancellor of the Exche- quer, and the other with Lord Derby and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the official residence of the Right Hon. Gentleman in ...

... ?? Gbszo*-154ralt EARL DERBY and the Chancellor of the Ex- I chequerreceived a large Conservative deputa- tion yesterday, representing about twenty Conservative associations throughout the country, at which the Noble Lord and the Right Hon. Gentleman delivered important speeches (reported fully elsewhere) on the Reform Bill. TheChancelloroftheExchequer received another deputation in the ...

... LANARK. The annual general meeting of the Commissioners of Supply of the County of Lanark was held yester- day in the County Hall, Lanark. Sheriff Dyce presided at the commencement of the proceedigs, and there was a large attendance of county gentle- men. The CnMnssnA, having administered the oath of allegiance to several recently appointed Justices, I moved the appointment of Lord Belhaven as ...

... The Times ?? have had too recent an ex- perience of a Conference for the prevention of a war i the case of the Danish quarrel to take it for granted that a peaceful arrangement must neces- sarily follow a meeting of diplomatists; but in the present case the interests of the two principals lie so plainly in the maintenance of peace, and the inter. vening Powers are so sincere in their promotion ...

... tRAIN TIROWN OVER A VWDLUC. (From the Content.) On Monday night an accident, attended withlgreat destruction of railway rolling stock, loss of cattle and oods, and injury to three persons, occurred near tarbert. From the information which we have been able to obtain, it appears that a train composed of upwards of fifty trucks, filled with cattle and goods, and a guard's van, left Perth for the ...

... VISIT OF THE HON. CORNWALLIS FLEEMING TO CUMBERNAUTLD. The Hon. Cornwallis Fleeming, only son of Viscount Hawarden, and heir to the Biggar and Ciumbernauld estates, visited Cumbernauld yester- day, and received an enthusiastic reception from the tenantry, fenars, and residenters in the district. The young laird-he was born in 1852-derives his title to the Cumbernauld property through his ...

... ALTERATION Or SUGAR DUrIES.-A convention having been signed by her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Ig of the Belgians the Emperor of the French, and the King of the Netherlands, relative to the duties to be charged on raw sugars imported into their respective countries, the following alterations come into effect to-day:-- Quality. New Duty. Old Daty, 1 ?? Od ?? 12s 4d per cwt, 2 ?? ?? Is 8d 3 ?? ? ...

... THE POL LCSSCONs.AVA 7 ., , r - ra To the Edi&2tr of ate G'aVw Herald. SsR,-There is no time in the political hi., this country when the friends of the out, it belonging to the working classes have mos gray responsibilities devolving upon them in aidim' th Government to re-adjust our representaive 5Ygte on the old lines of the British Cofltitutie; whim provides that everyiman that pays hi sct ...

... IN-VEKIRAY CIRCUIT. Three maiden circuits in succession ha e- held at Inveraray, and people are a:ahi 3 judges andcounsel. andivesupposernacer- peters, should be dragged over mi2es of : mountain to go through a usele-s ;orm ao r and solitary Highland hanlet. The ?? - ply that 'M'Callum More wvould have ' F generation back the people of Greenock ire ...

... A i-tra . ger passing through Godalming on any day, avc Sunday, at aboutnoon, could not fail to be struck with the appearance of a cheery-looking old man, with a number of parcels and bundles hung about him in all sorts of impossible ways, and a small twisted brass hornslung from hisneck. On closerinspection he would perceive that this little hale old man, post- ing along at a rapid rate, with ...

... ?iENERA?L NEWS. acrie.' llstilulous works of Mendelssllhn ipeliiding: his nmuch-talked-of teformatI pioiiy ), hlitherto Withheld from publica ?? lby his execlltolrs, are now about to appear. It a Ipcats from ?? documents that inI m.5 there Were in France in every 10,090 ?? fewer thlan 16 between relations. TI his pro ortior has been constantly increasing c:iitc' l8i whenl it MaS only 129 in ...