... qVHF CLYDF. gYAOEHT CLYB. e tand that the sailin.g progarnme Ior Ine ?? fobO The opening crlise to start Se~l Co .kcnyitbr; Fidav. 7th June. The regatta to S()ua on Satuzrday 21th July, a salubt Preifor thte wyvcral elasses of yachts 1 b fCO :e or. A Corinthian match to come C. at Lswrg5C an v.dZLV, 24th Augus1t, for a cup, aecond prize of £ 5, handsomely alsrd at the dliosal of the club by ...

... t;I:TE lN-0 C K. ?? i i , 1l-a Ato or .a Cirm Y. -Yesterdav ! iet ?? B Vt Wilson 'f if ef a baker residingz at .'7j 'i1, .>it reet. left an inlatit dlamghter asleep in b--f ,n I' i-- ' hiiu-se foat fit--v miniutes. 1: ?? . ?? I fiiI? l ?? cat lying on ?? ?? i lnn attlV tlriv' it til, and 2 . : r elhil she f lcm- -he wi'as deadi, 1 1'*' Ien smothtlered by the cat. Dr t ma ?? . e- ix ho ...

... IRESURERECTION OF THE COMPOUND HOU'JSEEHOLDER. The PaI .all Gl/tdte flt say- With what weariness anol vc at a of sainit the conntrywl4l learn that Mr Disre-li has skipped back to the position he hell a, we k ago, that Mr fi dg- kinson's amendment is not to be adopted, but evaded, that the compound ?? is ?? upon uswith allhis ?? can only inygine. To us it seems oe of the mo-t a idacmius moves ...

... YESTERDAY being the Derby Day, there is no Parliamentary intelligence this morning. It is stated, on the authority of the Owl, that at a conference of Scotch .lP. ?? attended by 28 of the 53, it was resolved to oppose the redistribution clauses in the Scotch Reform Bill referring to the re-groauping of burghs and the division of counties. The Queen and Royal family left Windsor tlst night for ...

... AIALGAMATION ds ?? KI-)ILAND AN.I GLASGoW~AND) S V B.'l A\''IJ'.'i4NISAfl. WAY C'OMPA :E ; ?? tei'euf,:e`J r, .: IT11,rz7V. S;n,-A3r Kidstun lia, aftdilO -ed anbtier V IL: manifestoes to to hat. l: ;> r Cl.;ow Soutlt-Wsestern 1laii cv. 3 atmI sttei. c~,,c a:r- the amalganiatioun lir ti. r ?? si wn: he avers, have beir :5r-- ,e. Talct inhat -! eas no provision for a wcal ;,'4alla:,--ntfl0 land ...

... RESCUE FROM DsownntG.-Yesterday afternoon, a man named John Houston, while in a state of in- toxication, fell over the Steamboat Quay into the river, and was in danger of drowning, when the crew of the Liverpool and Glasgow steamer Penguin, which was lying at the quay at the time, with great expedition launched one of the steamrer's boats, and succeeded in picking him up in an exhausted condi- ...

... VOLYrNTEEiR INTELLIGENClB. ANtNAL IS~PECTIOZN OF SECOND) BATTALION OF RES 'rfEWSHILEz VOLUNTEERIS. Tlheannual inspection of the Second Battalion of Fenfrewshire Volunteers took place on Saturday afternoon at Newton Woods, near EldersEe. The four Paisley companies assembled in the Drill Iall, and from thence marched to the place of rendezv ou5, preceded by their fine instrumental band. where ...

... If HE' CAXIP OF CHALONS. rie cinnp, when complete, will consist of four divisiuln-, each containing about 10,000 Cinfantry, together w; ith a proportion of artillery and cavalry. The infantry have all, or nearly all, arrived, the cavalry ore still coming in; a regiment of lancers had arrived only that morning, and were, of course, excused from Parade. The artillery are not as yet in anything ...

... A. PLEA-'TOx.TE JOURiNEYMEN COOBpErS On AGLA SOW AND THEIP.9NION, So. ?? c f the Gifayms SewCNd. Bell Hotel, May 20, 1867. SIR,-In thea'H- ernfd of the 13th instant, and re- tl peated in the ;Mcekly Hrrald of Saturday last, a 11 notice appears.regarding the strike of coopers in this city, and es the.-public may be nisled-by that state- Maent we beg -to furnish a few facts in connection vith ...

... SiasZO* litmao BForoE the Cork Commission, yesterday, the four Fenian prisoners who were on Thursday found guilty of high treason, were sentenced to be executed on the 19th proximo. The Judge hold out no hope of the sentence being dom- muted. Two of them, named M'Clure and Kelly, expressed theirsatisfactionf with the part they had taken in the insurrection. The Dublin Commission was closed ...

... INORTH BRITISH rtw - ^n 1A _q- _- _ I .. A special adjourned meeting of thia n';V pany was held in Queen Street Eal, on SI . for the purpose of considering a bll bt;K ...

... ?? LOSS OF THE SHIP .XCFTTELL\NT, OF PORT-GLASGOW. it'VlZ'FE INGS OF THE CR3W. ?? m the Qofebec Mercury, Ma r this ( rooe, of the ship Nina, arrived this ololning, reports having pick4edl up the captain and crew of the ship Excellent, from Liverpool to Hali- fax and Quebec. abandoned at sea 250 miles east of St. John's, Newfoundland. on the 23d April, after being out one month. The captain of ...