... I THE REV. hVIR RlL LE Sb ,~ ~ ~ . . 7. We have received for publicatio U the follo l letter,written bytheRev.XMrSomervlle,at12rt I on a vidt to Spzsn:-tr .I onavssltto~pam:- Barcejona June s,, 11il My dear -,-I have visited Seville, Ca i, aid Xerez, and have seen much to gladden mse. Xladrid I kas necessarily occnpied most of myv *i% i business there has ciefly been *in pTomtin, t~e ...

... Thursday Evening. ,CorroN MARn.-The market has been better] to-day, with prices against bhyerA. PIr IRON UAFLF,-Tbe 'markP t continues ex- ceedingly strong to day. Business was done to lads 6a cash; closing buyets at that prie; seera lid ,pr ton h.gliger. Nq. 1 amnb., s108s No, 3, 106s 6%i OLYSDE CsusflD BoaoB MAnsET.-Good de- mand-at stiff prices. EHmvy FPiru.si )AMrIA.o The failure of the ...

... MAIscTors MrsciEeF.-Two youths, named respectively William tang and Alex. Ohiambers, were yesterday brought before the Justice of Peace Court, charged with having, on Sunday, 6th May, maliciously broken down part of a stone wall adjacent to the residence of Mr G. L. Houston, of Johnstone Castle. It appears that boys have been frequently observed at this work, and the walls have been very much ...

... I Yesterday, a breach of promise of marriage, in which the lady is between 50 and 60 years old was o the subject of a law suit before Mr Justice irettW at Carlisle Asies . The plaintiff is Mrs Jane a Hope, widow, of Wath; and the defendant is Mr IC( Joseph Watson, landlord of the Wath Brow Top X public house. The promise was not denied, but-it was pleaded that the plaintiff had subsequently ...

... I ° ?? iV. Tuesday Evening. ADvicas from New York announce the following failure3 in Newark, New Jersey: -Messrs P. Wiedenmer & Sons, brewers, on Hamburgh Plaee, withi liabilities at 8150,0CO-assets not more than onecthird of that; and Mr Philip Brock, brewer, at Court and Morris Streets, with liabilities at s1eo,ooo- COTiON ?? market has been without cha ge to-day, with rather better tone. ...

... THE FREE ASSEMBLY-PRELUhWNARIESI -ELECTION OF PROFMSSORS, - (FRoM OUR OWN' RikttsONDSNT. l Edinburgh, Tuesday. THE Assembly Is only now entering on business of public interest. The Moderator's opening address on the Providential history of the Dis- l ruption was doubtless more interesting to those 8 who took part in the famous procession to h Tanfield than it could possibly be to the ' general ...

... iHPI . 1XPLOS IO I 7A- Ti_.AD_8TOINWU &tLLS. - | cata~strophselizas-beeni submiutted torhe Insurance famse.a Corle y Dr Stevenson Macadam, of Edin- tksp bug ?? W. S. Mrqoneskne f pet ?? of gun structions rtceivsd lasgo 'wr9thArlgofthS1o72i gas an We hereby certi that, in accordance with in- , Te mittee oif the 'Fir&. Insurance Offices -interestedm insgr a the loss tid'damage. sustained in the ...

... THE IW.PS. DuMRTBONSHIRE.--r 31. unssell, oF Ms)Si.., Falkirk, and a friend shoA on Crowxvbk, cmii Castlecary Station, on the 12th, 20 brace of grouse and other game. Birds werci splendid eenditixc, but very wild. On Dumbreck and l)runlhant ;ir the above county, and on Meikle Cangisuc in Stirlingshire, Mr George Jbohn Cayley Smith bagged 15 brace grouse, 1 snipe, and 13 head. i around game. On ...

... EXTRACTS I{O M PUNCH. ;~~F THr Brs PAsTa-'Jewell'e ArgoAogd. A FasmONuaLE -LADy's FuLL DfltsA-4luch the reversn ADvroz TO OLD MISERS.- Do ?? Wisif43d'd Mr Hunkes, that your- Ios should be sinceide4. mourned b' your surviving-relations Then 1e all your property, sir, -thisomebody, es HAPPY- Txouov-,DPrSION OCF o ou-A- look here, Miss Bonamyyl: S'pose peu look a the pictures, while I confine ...

... THE N&TIONAL ASSEMBLY. - - a TH{E GRENOB3LE srnECH-A SOW,;? Versailles, Monday Evening. i To-day, in the National Assembly, General 0 Changarnier brought forward the question of v. which he had given notice relative to M. Gain- bettes'speech at Grenoble. He complained of the t] inoreasigu audacity of the Radicals, and accused P the Government of laxity in the repression of hI Radical ...

... HIE OVLUNMTERS C011PEIrIos.-A watch between No. 0, 31st Lr IRA'., and SNtb lBotliwell), ten men each side, _ Itl paes OD Sattirlay at Cumbuslang Range. , t:tnces weul 200, 500, and G00 yards; five 'r ;aidat cach. N,. 9, 31st, were victorious by 44 I XO. I COMPANY 1T CORPS 2.RV.-A match Prti >Ien Seven eftlie rs and usnon commissioned acers and privates belonging to this company I place at the ...

... FB' ANCE. Parts, Nov. 5, rvon%86' THenri Rochefort has vidbed Versailles this weel by permissioni of the Gvernnment. Tho Temps 'Eays si4 obiect wag' to mity tho mother of his hildren, *io' is dangerously ill In a convent, in - order to le'gihmiee them, The 'Tempi adds that he 1 has since returned to'prison. s Tho Germans have totally evacuated tbe Haute S Marne. The evacuatiou oa the Macne is ...