... TO CORRESPOD3DNT, Wa4nnot undertake to return oonmunuleatlons of which WO do not avail ourselves. Communications should always be leogbly written iu Ink, and on one 8e of the paper ontay ength Increases the difficulty of ndleg space for them. whatever in Intended for Ineortilon nust be authentloate d by the name and addre of the writer, not necessar iy'or publication, but as a gurane of his ...

... Lsy TnLRGzAP.] . The Horning Advertiser hears that the Sootch Reform. Bill will not be proceeded with till after . the gli~slh bil las pased through Parliament. Tdhe Daisy Teeraph un derstands that the two -offiers who wer~e dismised from the Phoebe foran outrhge on a midshipmanl have been reinstated . , , , [Ezra' rN~aAS.] AMERICA. :NJW YOBB, JUM 5, SIX P.M. The monthly statement of the ...

... TOWXi COUNCIL, :I ?? , I 'The monthly meeting of the oo66ne islwa eld I Bstaf4, day,' at the Ton Ha the Mayor mr. .'iMbiri~, The following letter was read from Mr. Mayor,, acknowledging the -receipt. of the kesoletion parsed by the council on the loth of April last, *ILt ?? thI retono a Dtatuel, and Was: ordered ?? entered! on the minOutes: 20 THE MAYan 'AND TOWN 0iUDiN& Gentlemen.-Iln ...

... SAUS POPULI LEX SUPTET. DOMESTIC. The pleasing story about the Queen having given something like half a million sterling for the purpose of establishing a convalescent hospital in the neighbourhood of London is oompletely spoiled by a semi-official noti- fication that the report is untrue. A Cabinet Council is to be held to-morrow. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, Mr. Bright presented a ...

... 'I 1 , ;. - - v : . OUTRAGES IN, THE STREETS -; OF LXO.0 The Times publishes letters from several'cor- respondents giving accounts of 'robberies and out- :rages comamitted in broad daylight in sore of the most freqstentqd streets in Lopdon. -3B. 0. say's-' As I waM walking dow v Pall- mau East a little before noon to-day (Monday) I found myself suddenly in the Midst of a crowd of roughs and ...

... IfR _ OF .; if ?? YFRUX wsHURH DY, SOOTURDs T 'he Generl Assembly of he Fee Church of Scotland continued Its sittings on Tuesday. T. he .firt buines -taken up. was the report of the. committed on the Sanctioning oft Charkes; and the assembly, on- their, recommendation, sanctioned the',erection o-,of nnestations into charges. Dr. Gibson, innl the absence from illness of Dr. -Beggr gave in ...

... I - I I I IMPlERIAIA PALIttlAMENTJ. I mx7 TBLZ+3APEI HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. The Speaker took the chair at ttelve o'clock. EXCESSES OF THE TURKS IN.AANDIA. Mr. BRIGHT presented a petition complaining of the excesses committed by the Turks in the island of Candia, and praying the house to inter- pose its moral weight with the Turkish authorities to mitigate the evils complained of. ...

... . The fourth annual' festival of the associated voroir of the deanery of Wirral took place yester.. dayin the parish church of the pretty little village of Neetoz, and the musical results show that tire members of the assliiation have made good uwe of their time and talents since last. year's gathering at Cock Ferry. The' weather, which looked some- what threatening id the morning, began to ...

... The council had a long programme yesterday, and war obliged to adjourn before disposing of all the business. Two personal subjeots firstreceived attention. AletterlwasreadfromMr.h Mayer, think- ing the oouncil for the honourtobeconferred upon him by. the placing of his statue in St. George's Hall, and explaining that the iobject he contem- plated in giving his collection to Liverpool was to ...

... SINGULAR RAILWAY ACCI- DENT IN SCOTLAND.. DEITRUCTION OF HAMILTON'S On . .DIORAMA. On Yondayafternoon, aserious accidentocourred on the Olydesdale branch of the Caledoni Rail- way, between Motherwell and Uddingaton Bridge, to the passenger train due at Glaegow at 3 20 p.m. resulting in serious if not fatal injury to several passengers, besides causing considerable damage to railwaiy stock and ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERIL LONDON, WEDiizsDAY EVBEIRIG. 'The tone of the stook markets has boeen rather -aepressed, a condition attributable partly to ?? from the tendencies to advance that have -constituted their more recent features and. partly -to a change in the weather, not wholly adverse, assisted by a fall on the Paris bourse. The funds B;re therefore lower; and railways have ...

... I A BSRGHON THREAT NIG TO 13ROOT ~A SOLICITOR At Marlboroukgi.street (London) police court; on Tuesday' M. Joseph Strm'gfield, of No. 5, Ellen- borough l'ark Weston-super-.ere, Somerietehire, surgeon, was brought before Mr. knox, on a war- rant, charged with sending a letter threatening to kill Mri. William Watkine, of th6 firm of Watkins, Baker, and Bayfit sclioitoro, No. 11, Saokville- ...