... DFCDe SIS T I EMN DOWN ,,'tIIJ U D1; OCRACY. {Ij, the Times.) aius achieved olne of those dlescents b.-, 'er it be one or natlly, whether it ;,rttled or miiueh against inclination, e a feat, a flly, or a casuallty', we do 4uhcr arid never shall knowv. One occa- reads of Iien who have suddenly f, ccii tli-l';1'EAS chow they know not, at the fretat a sreplhce. * nothing worse than a fscrtchles ...

... ,v HnRAnD OMrco, S&afrday Meri'tig. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE IRISH REFORM BILL. (From oar Special Correapondent.l London, Friday Night. To-morrow (Saturday) has been fixed by Lord Derby for receiving the deputation from those of his I supporters who recently assembled in the tea-roons of the House of Commons, to hear their views on the Irish Reform Bill to be brought before the House ...

... b e ?? our OWn Comespondent.) Liverpool, Thursday. e The 'cute, bustling, and generally intelligont corn- j munity of Liverpool, ?? qualities, have also some peculiarities, which one would not s expect readily to find among those who have to e sustain an active share in the business of life. One 5 of the peculiarities last referred to is a proneness to gossiping, and an almost morbid desire to ...

... BY ORDINARY TELEGRAPH. (AL UTER'S TELEGRAMS) Paris, May 31. The Czar will arrive here to-morrow at 4.30 P.m SPAIN. Madrid, May 31. A Pa pal brief, suppressing a large number of re- ligious feasts occurring on week days, and which are kept in Spain as holidays of obligation, has been re- ceived here, and has been referred for immediate consideration to the Council of State. It will very ...

... T S- --AEO SPAIN. The Madrid correspondent of the Ta oeperudasee Brege, writing on the 24th inst., s ?? have been made within the last few davs to an ex- traordinary extent. The friends of the Govern-ment tnent declare that the individuals arrested are only improper characters, but such is usually the stete- nent put forth by pretended friends of order, in order to justify the most arbitrary ...

... Considerable excitement has been caused in the city of Winchester by the extraordinary conduct of one of the parochial clergymen, the Rev. G. A. Seymour, of Holy Trinity. Shortly before the death of a parishioner on whom he had been attend- ing, it transpired that he had never been christened, and in view of approaching death arrangenients were at once made to supply the omission. But in the ...

... DISCOVERY OF Two SKELETONS IN A GARDEN IN CARTSDEYKK.-A few days ago, while a number of workmen, in the employment of Mlessrs Thomas Thomson & Sons, contractors, were engaged exca- vating in a garden situated behind a tenement at 47 Main Street, Cartsdyke, they came upon two skele- tons, lying close together, the bones of which, upon examination, were found to be very complete. The skulls of ...

... CHEURCH OF SCOTLAND. The Assembly resuned yesterday ?? Crawford, Moderator. ORDMP. OP BUSINESS. Dr PsamR read the following as the order of busi. ness for to-day (Saturday):- (1) Report on-smal! livings; (2) Overtures anent deficiency in the number of elders: (3) Report on home missions; (4) .Report from the Lay Associa- tion; (5) Report on army and navy chaplains; (6) Report on foreign ...

... At a time when certain members of the Church of E ngland are claiinio exercise temporal power on the ground that they are endowed with supernatural gifts, another religious movement, having similar ends in view, but which are to be attained by very different means, has not received the attention it de- serves. This new faith, devised and promulgated bv Auguste Comte, has obtained several ...

... (From the Manchester (Gnerdiam) An explosion of fire-damp, resulting in the loss of seven lives, occurred on Thursday morning at the Mesne Lea Colliery, Woraley, near this city. The proprietors of the colliery are Messrs P. Nightingale & Co. The pit in which the accident took place has been worked since 1824; it yields very little gas, and it has consequently been the practice to use, not ...

... FACULTY OF PROCUATORS AT GLASGOW. . Tf SnniMUM P OF LANARKSZIRE. A general meeting of the Faculty of Procurators was'held yesterday afternoon-the Dean presiding. The attendance of members was numerous. The DEAN said that, before proceeding to the busi. ness of the day, it would be right that some tribute should be paid to the memory of the Sheriff who had presided so long and so wisely in the ...

... Friday, May 3l. The third of the new trysts inaugurated this year at Falkirk was held to-day, on the usual stance at Stenhouse Muir. The weather, though the wind was easterly, was tolerably pleasant, and the attend- ance of dealers and the general public was folly greater than at either of the two preceding markets. -fior all kinds trade was truly slow, and prices, much as they have been beat ...