... Writing on Thursday evening, the Paris correspon- dent of the Eirpre-5s says :-Half-a-dozen of the men ,arrested on the night of Jan. II and 6, in front of the Chateau ?? Barracks, were brought to trial yes. terday, According to the evidence of the military and police, the affair was even more serious than the original reports inferred. It will be recollected that during the iptense frost of ...

... GREENOOK. AnenlVAn 01@ T1isoo7s ruos0 Dumnl-y elsterday afternoon, H.M. steam troopship B~imoon, Captain Lcthbridge, 8000 tons, arrived, at the Tail of the Bank Morn Iingston, Duxblin having on board the ?? of the 74th used fl2d Wilghlbanders, cons is ting of about 8560 officers, non-commissioned officers, pri- vates', women, and children, together with the bag. gg.Tedepots. are to bes ...

... GLASGOW BAZAA,-Ja. 1, T : CHEESE. -At this day's market th'ere wIgI n good supply of cheese, 2107 having been laid down. Sales slow, at about former rates.. Eighteen tons hold. , cheese, 1 owt- A i 12 ,/£ ,Oeddarm(old) ?? ?? red lb't T, Do. (new) ?? 486 *5 6/ Strswbbrrei,. lb. Dunlop (old . g a- _ ossebaoeles, quar, Do. (new) .4 5 , i ig /enR Skim mIlkinw) ?? Brazil hutso, 1lb.' /4a- Butter ...

... I CALLANDER AND OBAN RAI~WY m - r. A -.1 S J! ^ A tE IL n o r _ R . To the Editor of the Glalsow Heral4, SiR,-In your impression of the 6th irt t report of the Committee of Inquiry into the tat, the Caledonian Railway Comspany, under 4ectio,- sets forth among the liabilities on account ofai Oban and Callander Railway 2149pS16, and L on the shareholders of the Caledonian CoMpn i abandonment of ...

... FUBLIC BREAKFAST TO DRS KING AND | EDIUOND. I I Yesterday morning the Rev. Drs King and Edmond, of London, were entertained at breakfast in Carrick's Royal Hotel, George Square, The large o hall in which the party assembled was quite filled by ministers and laymen of the United Presbyterian Church. Mr David Anderson occupied the chair. After breakfast, T The CsHAIRMAN delivered a brief ...

... BY sPECIAL WIREl AND ORDINArB; I :: TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF 'LORDS-MoeDmy. The LonD CAEz'OLoLn took'his seat on the wool-) sack at five o'clock. ' - The Greenoclk ?? Railway Bill Was read a second time. Lord ST LEONARD.S laid a bill on the tabled to provide that the Lords Justices should sit together' and not separately, on appeal motions. THlE IRISH LAND' QUESTION.' The Marquis of CLANRICARDE ...

... ?? erzed their residence from Monte Video to Rio, and sith them came a man of 33 years of age, named JlectorMionettk who, having become enamoured of the eldest daughter, Genoveva, determined to cast his lot with them, andwas betrothed to the object of his sffectionsooon after his arrival here. According to his tale, upon the strength of these intimate relations eistitngbetween them, ...

... I THE ABYSSINIAN WARS MAGDALA CAPTUBM. KING THEODORE KILLED. THE CAPTIVES RELEASED. Mgdal taken. Theodore killed. All the pri. soners released. Only a few English wounded. Foreign Office, April 26, 1868. The following telegram, dated Alexandria, April 25, haa been received from her Majestys Agent and Consul-General in Egypt:- The following telegram just reached me from Suez:- 'Theodorus ...

... .{i PL~ORATIOIW Q'NOgTI'j' SATAA. -.Some very iitereating partico]ar pf erpeentex- ploration by .4Dptain C;adellj Lijp.ith, Australia, .appear ia :the Soouth, Ans~tre ,iaia, 2Ryister of sthe 14th Feb. The territory lyi .'lpt ie'~h , northern boundary of South Austral awnd the. nswrithbrx coast, line ?? Holland having 'teybee' added 'to' the South Australian, colony' ptaiii Cadell wva' some ...

... THE OUTAAGE IN THE HYDE ROAD, MANCHESTER. THE TWO PRIBONERS ERNTENcED TO DEATH. The trial of Wm. Phereon Thompson and Patrick Mullady was resumed at the Manohester Assizes yesterday, before M Justice Lush . The prosecution had been concluded on the previous evening. Mr Torr, who appeared for Thompson, proceeded to addreas the jury. He stated that the great feeling which had existed with ...

... ARITICLES OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST PRESIDENT JOHNSON. The ten articles of impeachment adopted by the House of Representatives, when divested of formal expressions, are as follow:- Article 1. That Mr Johnson, on the 21st Feb., 1868, did unlawfullyissue a order in.writingfor the removal of Mr Stanton from the office of Secretary for the Department of War, Mr Stanton having been duly appointed, ...

... I , D3INNER TO. WILLIAM BURNS. Yetzerdii. };ordsa Jernsod Wil riam Bu lrns witer was enteained ton ir into r a ste by a pledgedd sr~~ns, onv Tho ealho Brs number elfhis frin eg the to the pro. ~entation to lila' family of lisa buistinmrl.M Godon Smiath presidned, and the Gr ' hati was' filled by Councillor William Wilio.'mn h eaneral company were Mr David.Deghorn, t eS . htfisof nitad tate ...