... THE, LOSSOF, T lE GARONNE.- The following i the report of th'e 'agis rztes . uponthe oficial inquiry 'iutothe clrcaumatnces t at Atending the strandinig;of the Garonud. : :'To gE LonRs'or~iE CO-M ITEE OF Pnrv s .CooNcIL FORi TnAE. M-y.ilLordsi-Eaving been appointed to inquire -into th los's of ?? steamer on the IBlok . 6Rocks on'the'nightof the-22d of Maylast, we beg to report as follows:- '1 ...

... X iJ.NE.RA3JNEWS. The Rev. Di, LittledalO, who attacked the religious reformers of the sixteenth century, has publicly referred to the late Yiscount palserstolias that frivolous old heathen. At Versailles the ladies of the highest rank, mplyng waith the wvishes of Pius IX., now wear a long veil, hanging down to their wntist, a#'lwnever they resort to the Church of 6t LouLis, or topli sX ...

... THE PROTEGE OR A MEMBER OF PAIRIAMNT. . Grdy3aou 10 or 11 years of age, and Patrick Gorman, 17, were charged,,the former *ith ?? from 101) Glouceeter Terrace, yeaik't rs. deuice of UMr Iliveradalo Grefifell, Mp., money anii other article. MUr Grenfell Wd-About two year ago, when I was crossin the street near nmy huse, gave Grady what I imagined we a halpenny l He rnu after meard ial e ie i de ...

... Yesterday, a meeting of miners was held on the south bank of the river, near the Clyde Ironworks- Mr Robert.Burns presiding. Reports from the fol- lowing places wore given ?? Colliery-All idle for the day. Farrie's Farms-AUl idle; Mr Farrie would not oppose a rise of wages. Stonelaw -All idle; workmen had not called for employer yet,.he being from home. Eastfield-AlI idle; em- ployer had ...

... IGENE1RAL NEWS0 II . . . I Mr Charles Lees, R S.A. has been electei treasurer to the Royal Academy, in the room a of the late 31r W. B. Johnstone, ?? 5 Daily Reriew. I A MAN WORRIED tY A DONKEY.-Last f Tuesday morning, at Grantham, an old man named Cox, engaged in NMr Wakefield's field, a on the Harlaxton Read, was worried by a a donkey, which knocked hima down, got its fore l feot over himand ...

... rTHE GOVERNMENT PROPOSITION- FoR A BOMAW CATHOLIC UNIVESITY IN IEL.IAND. . Tle following importantletter hasbeen6 published: To the ilght Hon. the Earl of Mayo, MP,, Chief Secretary for Ireland. My Lord, It is but due to ourselves to call your attention to the explanations recently given by your. self in answer to Sir John Gray'a question, and by another Noble Lord in the Upper House, both ...

... I THE. )iSSION COAST HOOD1r, S.ALTCOATS.3. To the Editor of the Glatgow HIrald. Sin,-Please be so kind as acknowledge. through your columns receipt by me of the following:- First From the trustees of the late Agnes Turner or Blacir, the sum of £19 l~s, less 7d. bank charges, for benevolent, religious, or educational purposes connected with my work, of which, by their per- mission, I have set ...

... 1~ iik-l -~ ~, I - - anf,F& ItINA LTo¶I ?? a! uiooay ornlg, 'the- Deanof Westtinetcr preache6d inte Cnovent Garden Cltiroi, Loidoa; in wid ef; the6'!tioial Soeiety. Thd bext Was taken fiormih'e 26th chaptet of. Genesis, and the 19th anid following verses, ?? of the trlest the vwells ?? Glea. : Thu Deal ehid that the prinolple of col- 'OeDiation'- hibl ch&racteried th6, dipute between ...

... ?? R&IA NEWS. 1) c gARTUR E OF THE AMErIU'AN AMnnaSAD OR. u l -bhe British and North-Aimerican Royal Mail att stealll1slip Chilna, Captain Hockley, sailed from an] Liverpool for Now York on Saturday with the BO usual mails, a valuable cargo, and 112 pas- car songers. Amongm the latter was his Excel- wo lency Mr Adans, late Ambassador to this pit country from the United States. nis Excel- sta ...

... WL are now publishing in each Saturday's DAILy HEvALD a Business Directory, supplying, under a esrpeial !tcaadirg, and in alphvbeticl order, the Names, Dehignations, and Addresses of those Firms and Persons who wish their Businesses brought regularly and prominently before the eye of the public. In. ateadof this informationbeingitumovablyfixed above the Warehouse, Shop, or Offioe door, it will ...

... 'RE,,WEsBNTATIOO.,jF, GREHNOOK:, .. - 1 .- N o - --n ~ -g W d r t . . ME~~~fO O RETSH WITH THE, CONT11 ' Last nig~ht 'Mr W#. D. Ohrietie, in pursuanc CDOf: his oandidature for' the representation of CGreenook, addresaed~a public meeting in the Town Hall. The ball was orowde4 on the occasion, and 0 Cthristie's appearance on the, platform was, greed! vith lotdag and prolonged Oheerint;. He was ...

... WEST or SCOTLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION;` . Irvine, Wednesday. The Enfield ?? opndt~ an.004 those with the smnall-boe italols.Te morning was promising, butb i-a tf ?? sprung up, and through h feno hre were some he~avy showers ThI hotn ufee in con- sequence, but & few good srewoemdas will be seen from the details given belo. Pour'of the Assooiatioin'oco~mpo~titions, and'that under the super. ...