... !isca ?? terlr ?t 3herife Cowan, Neil M'Lennan, eengine ftter, haet was covicted of assaulting his wife, soA, and 'ise daughter-the -wife very serionsly-anl 'vas -ion sent-sine months to prison, with hard labour. il a DEAD Bony FoUND, -On Thursday forenoon, No. two labourers observed the body of a nuan in the the River Cart, near Inchinnan Bridge. Robert Laird, boilermaker, identified the body ...

... ISvBUBBAX-N,- SZcB, a I ?? 'i ?? A d !.s . I - .It I~ o -- - PARTICKc. i i Tw~o meei,¢ ,of x of Police of the Burgh of Partiek was held.last night '1 a -,Provot Huniter inuthe chair. , MO'!lNIC1PIet~~sO BILL. - j i :The Ct~EaK rea'd the'm~luts'f tj arllamenti Bills Committee', df dite23d'sJan., fiomrtwhloh it appeared tthat ithere wsslaid lbefoje that meeting severa lettera, -iicluding one ...

... a4{ OLD GAELIQ CRWRTEN. - -. (FRaM'-A 0Uc3RsPGND~lNT.; \ GABLIG literature has for some yoar3 back beep1 *attracting-considerable attention in Scotland. In 18i0 appoeredl twe volumes of the Popular Tales of~ the West Highlands, collected aid translated. by Mir .- F. Campbell In 1802 appeared two other volumaes of the tales by the same collector, and in the same year was also published The ...

... #NTE2~L. LLIGENCE . : i r .. ~ .PA r, WYIRE I tBY SPECjAL WIIRE t s LOsWz f,~ORRESPONDENpE. I Ou~~qFEcH?- AtTTITUDE OF TDg QUSEha SC6I'CI EDUCA- ° Tl0- oP&YRIGIIT-DTLICE DEMON- TlONL; _T RE THLANGSGIVING IN n STRATIO ST PAUL'S onday. s S eech was this afternoon sub- h .l.er. 2d1j esty at Windsoranditsterms I jsited rio i to orlinary precedent, approved t frare, C In the eveniug, at a dinner ...

... THE COMTE DE CHAMIBORDM - I roeda, March 2. c It is rmaoured What the Cooite do Chaimbord Nvill proceed from here, vid Utrecht, to Asnter-a dami. The time of the Prince's ?? is not yet a fixed. ' - ' A corrsspondeit'of the Luci6te gives an account 2 of an interview he has had at Breda with Count de c Chamlord. The latter contradicted the rumour of q his having adopted the Duke of Parma. He ...

... IMPERIAL FARMA E1'T ' MTER'IA L FXAR-EL iAMIR .,i I ; * I L . . : HOUSE' OF LORDS-THniRsD1Y, Fob. 22, E Their Lordshipr met at five o'clock. ' I1118U1 .ILWAYS. i The Marquis of CaARuecAions gave notice that on Monday week he will move for a Select Coru- mittee to inquire into the flunacial condition of the E Irish railways. r THI AIMIICAN CLnAIs. Earl STANHOPE asked-wbether tberr. was any c d ...

... GlASGOW. Wednesday Evening. COTTON MISILKET.-Tho market has again been very dull, and prices a little irregular. PeG Inow MAtnw.-The warrant market has been quiet and steady to-day. Business done from 85s Gd to 85s 10,d cash, closing sellers at the latter price, buyers, 85s 9d. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKEr.-Market very quiet, and little doing. Prices about Gd cheaper than on Saturday last. ...

... BuctAxAN Xomr -AsvYLnU2.-TIe number . arlnittedtfor theweek ehaing 18th March was:- .na 47 mnals, 2 feonles I child; total, 50 foi TIJr ARIY CLOsiN(4 MovEmEyT*. -We under- ap stand that the wholesale grocers* in town, have- w agreed to close their warehouses at 6 o'clock l each evening, and 2 P.m. on Saturdays. Sei COAL AND IrN. -Last week 869 tons of coal on wore shipped ?? for foreign ports, ...

... _ In his return of the births, deaths, and marriages ad registered in the eight prir^ripal towns of Seot- n land during December last, te ?? says:-uringthe mnth tere vere registered, rin the eight principal towns of Scotland, the et births of 3205 children, of whom Dt50 were n males and 1555 females, Of thes '2926 were a legitimate and 279 illegitimate, being in the is, proportion of one ...

... St Plymouth, Januery 10. id The Royal Mail Company's steamship Elbe, with ly the above mails, arrived here at one o'clock this .d g, morning. Shebrings treasureto the value ?? by re dollars. The mails were forwarded by the) 8.35 JAS train to London. The Elbe brings the following Cat news:-. Ho: At Vaiparaiso rumours were afloat about the -A s steamer 'rome being fitted out for a fillibustering ...

... r BucmAANJN Nlllmrr Asymim,-The number ad- mitted for the week ending January 28 was- :14 males and 4 femnales-total, 18. COAL AN)D RON.-Last--week, 1139 tons of coal were shipped for foreign ports, and 105 tons were taken coastwise-total, 1244 tons. 31 tons of pig iron were also shipped. , GREyocrc RAmGED SCHoOL. -The annual meeting was held yesterday. In the absence of Sir M. B. S. Stewart, ...

... ECCLESIAS'TICAL. y -- h ORDINATION SERVICES AT ' a KIRKINTILLOCH. d Yesterday, the Presbyteryof Glasgow met inKirk- a intilloch Parish Church, and ordained Mr Jamee it r Caven to the pastorate of that church. The ser- w vices, which were largelyattended by the congrega- Y tion, were conducted by the Rev. Mr Barclay, of P ,St George's Church, Glasgow, who preached a P r singularly able serilnon ...