... 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 ...

... BhY o&BDfZNAB' I TEL:aBGR-APH. TEE PARLIAMENT 1W SESSION. The Daily 'Wews notioeaf that' ?? sessiou, whieil vas resumed yesterdaybais been twice interrupted'for 1O days sih Bthe 1ithnof Febru- ary, and the . following is the state of ipublio bnai.; ness' -Thi 'Mutiny Bills are ppsed theArnsyEsti.. ejiate are partly vote~d,;the Nay,vEstin vtes'hae not vet been proposed , the liinanoiaL ...

... To the Bditor of the dlasgow Herald. S.0,-In continuance of my last, and in notice of your fanning correspondent of the 27th, in which he speaks lightly of the value of Glasgow manures, and, I am sure, with good reason, if it is the same that ie to he seen in the trucks on the railways, which con- tain all the filth and rubbish of the city mixed to. gether. It is this being mixed together that ...

... .ThE -PARIAHS 01'F PORT i DUN?DAS, : ' ~ - 1 i !- AND I V : ' i,, . OTHEWIT PORTANT SUBJEGTS;i.I .- ?? 1'flyP (air Ramibling Reporter, In the Glasgow;Weeokly Herald. ,A ;i 66)1 iie Iea~ hes~tbi~%(11n ?? .that many ! thusads oworhy people'gentee1bred'lildie5 and* gettleinib, tand-others-havI lived allf their lives In ; {~hstt ~ivt~itsee~ing Port-;Dundtaq. I have sr. ~'~i~ehi 4 i thrdugh ...

... RIAILWAY RECEIPTS. (From the Times.) The trstic receipts of railways the Useited Ring. dclm amounted, for the week ending April 18. on 13,226 miles, to £737,393, and for the correstonding week oe last year, on 12,913 miles, to £720,510, show' an increase of 313 miles and of 210,883. The following are the receipts for the past week :- Miles Ojaened. Beceipts. l~ar~lv 1563. 1567. 1563. 1 137. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY COLLIBRY CATASTROPHS. ?? FiKY-TWO HOSeSS AND PONIES DROWNED. IN=om the Newoastle 0hroultlel.) One of. the strangest' and most unaccountable accidents' it has reent'ly been our duty, to record, occurred at Pontop Coer on Thuradi4'. The. mine, which is situated in close proximity to Ann- field Plain, Durham is the property, Of the Marley. HMll Company, Hbe main coal is now being ...

... - GENwRA:L NEWS. SAILING OF THE SdoTIA.-Tho British and' North American Royal Mail Steamship Com- pany's steamer Scotia, Captain Judkins, sailed fromn Liverpool for New York on Saturday, with'the royal naitls, a fair cargo, and 150 passengers. Among these latter was Mr Anthony Trollope.- INCOMING AMzRICA'H MAIL STEAMES.- The steamships authorisedly carrying mails from America are as ?? ...

... GLASGOW ESTABLISHED PRESBYTgRy . -fl A_ .. ?JOIIIUAW VA -ln - . ; TBAfffSLATION OF MR N(OISMAN MACLEOD To BLBAIRBATLV[l,R A special Meeting of the lftubtished Presbytery of Glasgow was held ?? Craik moderator -to hear parties as to the preseatation, issued by the Duke of Athole in favour of .r Norman Macleod of St Columba Churob, Glutgovt. to the church and parish of Blair.Athole if ue ...

... ?? rll lJX WIYEUK 1N FARMS. I ha correspondent of the Daily Neus writes:- rtad in the Prrsfe-The ueremonie3 of Holy Thursday and (;ood Friday attracted mnumerable crowds to the churches of Paris. Tho washing of the feet of 12 poor childrentook place on Good Friday at Notre Iame by the Archbishop, at St Thomas Aquias b tteopeN and at the Madeleine b th ash 6inwgerry, the p3r1 of the parishi ...

... Ct)NGUEGATIONAL UION OF 8CO.TL IND, ~ ra .fh ?? meDiBinD of thu deno. ?? paaceti e the Trades'iHalld A public breafastm tho ptonee utnder the president o latfornbr were-hea rteeeovrdslo2lnalthd (Can S), TIV, Avelinorsp Tuesday of reus tuleon (Leith), Dayit A llex ftontheidow) the committee (Glasgowu i Mr ialex SgO almera last year.on ?? t~hristie, u1r George hall Was con- Davd see he nceai ( ...

... PROPOSED COMBEGE 'Ofl WOMEN. : A conference was held on Sonrday at'the Archi- tectural Gallry, ConduitW Striet, London, to con- eider the proposed establiahmert of a colle-e for the education of advanced female st6dents. 'he Dean of. anterbury ocoupied the char, and a large num- ber of ladias and gentlemen Aetteid.. Among those who took part in. the discousi :were. Mr Roby, Secretary ?? Inq ...