... FIARS PRICES-CROP 1867. BBoerFSEttIB. Wheat, without fodder, ., .. 4 2 Barley, without fodder, . 117 4 Barley, with fodder . 2 2 210 Bere, without fodder, 1 12 0 Bere, with fodder, 117 6 Potato Oats, without fodder, 1 8 2 Potato Oats, with fodder, .. *. 115 0 Common Oats, without fodder, .. . 1 6 8 Common Oats, with fodder, .. 1 12 7 Pease, I. s. .. 1 18 5 Beans, .. 2 4 1 Oatmeal, per 140 lbs. ...

... HERALD OninB, FW-&DA Morniqg. TELEGR.AMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE IRISH CHURCH. (From oar Speolal Correspondent,) London, Thursday Night. A meeting, or rather conference, of Members of the Lberal party took place this afternoon at the residence of Mr Gladstone, in Carlton Gardens. The Duke of Argyl, the Right ion. E. Cardwell, the Right Hon. Mr Brand Earl Granville, Mr John Bright, and one or two ...

... THE NORTH BRITISHI B WX~pt he reptby lthedireActoOWAYR V.p- ' The report by the directors of the NA. The report by the directors of the N ltbPM Railway Company to thee forty.eighth c34ch general meeting of the shareholders, to hal^ear Edinburgh4 on Friday the 27ih tnk hbe in issued. We make the foloving. extracts.. As be In the half-year ending 31et £88,047 10s 7d has been expended on eary the ...

... GLASGOW WATER COMMITThE. The ordinary monthly meeting of this Comuittee :vas held yesterday-the Lord Provost presiding. The minutes of thevarious subcommittees were read and approved of. TlHE rROPosED RIVER SuPPLY WORKS. A report by Mr. Gale, Engineer to the Conmis- aioners, on the proposed River Supply Works- which rport had been greed to by, te Sub-Com- mittee on Works-was now submitted for ...

... ' ~IYH SEWA4Fi QUS TON. .nry eetirg of the beaociatlon for the ~bi !derat on of the sewae .question was held last iitm o Religious InstltutionRqomsa. The ohair was occu; ied ?? Cjiarlols Rdol h. : . . I .-r Ro1 RTSON read~a paperlftmirh .detaila ro. garding a ,qheme which he proposed for the purifi: . cation of the_ Clyde. a'nd the iiprovement bf the sanitary c redition of teho oity.; Tke ...

... BY OR.DINARYk TELEGRAPH, TIE IRISH DEB;,ATE. London, Monday. ?? .DRiyVi ?? inadoqnsoy..of the. Irish ineasureifft Goterninent, however lament- able ipitsBlf, iB 'to be deplored chiefly as a sign of inllapabity to realise the gravity of the present situa. tion. -Mr Gladstone will, this evening, present his own ideas' of the necessary legislation for Ireland, if not with the freedom and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IGENERALS EW Si M. REXAN.-M. Ionan is publishing a new book, Questions Contemporanes. It con- 6ists of a number of essays, some of them on. political matters. In his preface le has a very bold reference to the December massacres. Serious disturbances took place on Thurs- day night at Rochdale, owing to the attempt of two ?? lecturers announcing their intention of visiting that town, and of ...

... House of .Commonas Saturday. The Committee appointea''to inquire into the WIleged.cdrrupt practices at'the last election of Co. ventry met again this mertiing, .Bir Philip Grey Egerton, Bart., iathe ohair. Mr SVerjant .Btslantine baving intimate. that it was not his intention- to callhny wituea$ a otibehalf of the siti aiaenber,. : Mr CooktA-Q .C.,e8ummd up te evidence given for the' ...