... THE PUW HMTE1'I' OF THE MAWCH&ST-ER 1,E,7UNS. -e.. . sil, (From the Timesj d> - 5. We are happy to announce ?? a Special Commission for the ii ,, f ?? clargesi, with having taken part in t~heiateim of prisoers at Manchester. Two of b Mesty's Puisne Judges will proceed to Mancheer thatprpse and will probably com mence ihi g the 28th inst. The mneasof ?? could scarcely have followed more closely ...

... AssAuLTe.-The following cases were tried at the Justile, of, Peace Court yesterday, before Robert Brown, 1Esq., James Barcia, Esq., and, George Masson, Esq. :-olm Maxwell, sen., and John Max- wojllpjun., masons, residing at Patiick were. carged with having, on.21st September,assaulted James I M'Whinnie, labourer, Bishop .Stret .Aderston,, : Glasgow, in 'a field en the home farm of .Scotston. ...

... THE NON-FE-NIAN IRISH. A correspondent, who sends us (the Pall Mjal7 Qazette) his card in due form, addresses us in the following terms:- The Daily Telegrasphs says- At no timue have the lower class of Irish found Much f3xour izom the poorer class of English, and the weant of syr. pathy might easily b' intensified into esoethir worse. Let the instinct of fair pilay, Possesesod by every class ...

... EDLNBURGH TOWN COUNCI. The Town Council of Edinburgh met yesterday- the Lord Provost presiding. FPEEDOf OF 1HE CITY TO 3IE NDl±EnL!. The LORD PROVOST ?? is a report from the Lord Provost's Committee recommending the Magistrates and Council to confer the freedom of the city on the Right Hon.IB. Disraeli, Chaneefler of the Exchequer. I beg leave to move the approval of that report, which it is ...

... TEE DUKE OF ARGYLL ON DT I -.Y CHRISTIAN DUTY IN TH~-%OGY:V Last evenng his Grace tber -Du4d of Ariyt- delivered an address in the 'City'Mall on th'e above subject. The address was -introductory to the annual course of lectures'to be' deliv~ied under the auspices of the Glasgov otong DMenl's Christian Association. An audience completely, yet not uncomfortably, ?? the spacious hall assembled ...

... WSHAW.- COsrISSzsroNsl' Mxrmoo.- A meetiad of the Water Committee of the Commissioners of the burgh of Wiahaw was held in the Town-Clerk's office on Monday, 7th instant-A. G. Simpsonj Esq., Chief Magistrate, occupied the chair. A letter from John Greig, Esq., manager for the Coltnesa Lron Com- pany, wa; read in reference to the supply of engmne- power for pumping the water to supply the burgh. ...

... Lc ?? RTHE ?? Friday night a dense i log Irevsiled on the river and down channeL The ?? steamers due at Greenock on Saturday Pntao ut were delayed several hours, while the fiver Laroic was wholly suspended. About id-day on3 StLrday, however,. the fog cleared away, and during Use afternoon bright nuashme sanda clear atmosphere preveailed down hue STATE: 0F Ta.s-It is stated that there are at ...

... LAMENTABLE SUICIDE OF THE FATHER OF PROFESSOR GOLDWIN; SMITH. On Wedne~day afternoon dn inquest was held be- !fre BMr Weedon, deputy-coroner' for Berks,' at M aortimer House,. near Reading, on the body of, D$_ Ridbard Pritchard Smith,_.who committed suicid on Monday night byzswallwing a quantity of pr- sic acid. AAmong'the witnesses examined was the: deceas d's son, Professor Goldwin Smith. I ...

... : z OXE RXCOLLEC1'IOTS - IN COLNEMON WM THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN GLASGOW.O Amnong the numeroulichanges on men and things in'this now great city within a comparatively short time, it is cuicus to note some of those relating to the Faculty of Procurators. When I was artided to. an eminent member of Faculty, in the second decade of -the present century, - there were 145 Procurators. Of these the ...

... (From the Times.) We do not know what to make of M. de Lessepp and the Suez. Canal. On the Conti- nent the loan of £4,000,000 necessary to the completion of the work is said to be filled tup. In this country his agents apply for subscrip- tions. By this time wie thought thatthe great enterprise -was to be achieved withutus'; but an opening is still made for us to come in for the crowning work. ...

... LIVERPOOLx, GOSSiP. I (rom our own Coorrsondsut.) Liverpool, Thursday, Oct.-10. THi LATEST PHASE OF ?? iravERFOOL. As is pretty generally known and admitted, at the first attempt to establish Fenianisn in Earope Liverpool was the stronghold and principal focus of . the movement. The judicious and carefully carried out arrangements of the police were rewarded by the capture of a large quantity ...

... THE FORESTS, The Elgit Cr-nrantsays:-Capital spr h enjoyed in the different forests in the North daring what has passed of the present month. In the Glen fiddoch forest, on the 2d inst., his Grace the GUlen bichmond was out and killed two staas, o ke royf weighing 19 stones, the other lO stones 0 1 O same day Captain Byno killed a fiu ta 15 stones in the Black-water forest. On the 3d ofi. 15 ...