... LATEST N EWS.I RiguALD Ospiroie ffriday Momvsin BY SPECIAL, TV-(BE AND O1Wr1'TARY ~TELBORAPH.' OPENING: OF ;THE NEW PARLIAMEIT HOUSE:OF LORDS-THURBDAY. The Eighth'Parliament dirihg the reign eof her present Majesty was formally opened tol-dai, at two 'o'clock, by Royal Commission. 'The atfendance of Peere was very limited. There 'were only a few ladies present either in the body of the House ...

... 61415 i ,ZV)V Aultralk THURSDAY MORNING, DEO. 10. ANOTHER of the missing boats that left the ill-fated steamer Hibernia on the 25th of last month has turned up on the north-west coast of Jreland, but, alas !with only threeaurvivorb of the 28 persons with whom she was loaded. The intelligence which -we have been able to obtain is yet extremely meagre, but when the full story of the long voyage ...

... PAIBLEY. ynriS OS\JRpH'PinBBV~ERY; , O' OiWednet diiy, the 'ebd'~e revsrimd coart held its ordiuary montbly mgeting-tse'Edv. Mr Stewart of's Pollokshavs;. in the absenos. of Mr' M~acostnd mnoderator.: -~ ;. -A~i. .Mr THOIcoelo saisid that bli had anl interim report to: 'give ou hehalf'bf 'the Comomittee ont Sabbath O bserv- ane. :With reference' to the running ofi the omnt- :liuses on' ...

... -AMRICAN iuk PUiA'TION. Tbe Economiat fears there is much danigr tbat the - id3a df repudiatlonm in omeeshapeor other may come t to be entertained more seriously than loyal Ameri- ti cans or the friends of Amoticalabroad can Wish, If t the present slystehf of; taxation is) so strorngly siAP-' ported that it cannot be chnenged,;afd all the revenue6' ,now raised is needed,, what couirse but: ...

... EUDDFz DEATHI O EX-BA1LIE GtMUms.-Oi Wednesday this well-known gentleman pu,1oy expired at his residence, Albert Pjice. He wait hits G1th yesar, and had the greater portidn alfis timeretided in Stirling. Hewas theoldeitlah ee in the town, and bad officiated as Deauoi Fviq of Procurators for a long series of years, aodlal acted respectively as Councillor and BAilie Ix lengthened period. ...

... :iEQUESTRkAAlON OF JAMEW'M'ALLUM, .: D MEkWHANT, FORTL' ;V At Lnanrrk, withinu the hqriff 4Joura 1ou1 e there, in presende of John'Neil Dyce,,Esq., Sheritf-Substi-. tute of' LanfArkaihire. Present'i l'hotas Watson, jun., trustee, and: Wi. 1orison, writer' Lanark, agent in the eequestration; TIhomas Watson,. of 'Wheat Pa'rk, airark; Jlates Mlilwain, merchant,, Glasgow; and John.M. ]£obegtson, ...

... MESESiS, WM. CONNAL & co0.'S MOTHLY. ?? ICIRCWULAR . I - . . , . Glasgo*r, Nov. 30. SUGAR.-The trausactioub id: our market during the month have not been onn an extensive scale, eand so far as they have transpired they do not. exceed II, 5f0 tons. The market has maintained. a quiet but steady aspect throughout the month, at'a decline of 6d, more particularly on landed hhd., sugar; but there ...

... THP LOSS OF THE HLBERNIA. | Tho follo wing communication appeared in the TiMes of yesterday, signed by a Chief Engineer, The foundering of the steama-vesnel Hibernia in the Atlantic, with its sad attendant tale of suffering and death, gives rise to the inquiry as to the oause of the accident which produced it, and to the ques- tion whether, by the adoption of proper means, each fearful ...

... A LANCtSilMEI PEABODY. (efrom the MCebsterwtxaniatr 1 Another public benefactDr, in the person of M: John Bairatow, of Preston; has just died at the ripe old age of 00 years The' history of his life is re. marlkble. Unaided' by wealth, he pained for him- self a high social position and a princely fortune, which, :with a bounteous hand, he distributed un- sparingly to purposes of public utility ...

... POLICE BAOARD., The first mneeting of this Board se ?? as bohld yesterday-the Lord Provost presiding. The CLEax having read the minute of TowrnCou6-, oil -5dicatlng the changes that had been made in the Board, the various committees were readjndted, and the ueual statutory tsppointments made. The oidinary busineas of the Board was then pro. ,ecdtd with. ALEGED 1hSCnO.CCIIMZST ON TRONATE. On ...

... OhIMINAL RETURNSFORTHHWITr OF 'LABSOW X The Cbief Constable ofithe city has just isreed the following returns forthe year ending'29th Btember, 18C8:- Offences against the Person.-The nlunber of offencei untowthis head have increased fro 79to' ;10, all in hesault cases, and the eonvictions have also' increased from 61 to 78. -11 parties were apprehen. ded for assault with intent to ravlAh, ...

... WEST OF SCOTLAND SEASIDE HOMES. ~~ - -4, unnr f W I! 1 .iv A ?? meeting of the citizens, in support of MiEs Beatrice Clugetun's scheme for establishing sea- Bide homes for the worliag classes and their families in time of si-kness, was hold in the City Hall yester. lday evening. Councillor Salmon presided, and was accompanied on the platform by Mr John Blackie, jum, Rev, W. C. Smith, Rev. T. ...