... ' ROCnDAIu, Monday.-During the past week several wholesale buyers visited this market, with the view of makig their' arrangements for the coming season. In fi plain and dyed goods the inquiry is almost exclusively confined to qualities under s. per yard. Above this prics buyers report that they are mnoderately supplied, as, in consequence of tie advance of 3d. per yard which is now asked both ...

... TEE Russian Invalid reviews the measures which have been adopted by the Russian War Department during the past year for reorganizing the army. The consequence, it says, of the destruction by Prussia of the whole of the old political edifice of Europe, which has made her the first Power on the Continent, has been a formidable development of the armaments of the chief continental States. ...

... A Paris telegram of last night says that Al. Pouyer-Quertier is ready to pay }he ?? haif-milliard of the war indemnity, which is due on the ist of May. In yesterday's sitting of the NationalAssembly the Committee presented its report approving the proposal of NA. Trdveneuc, investing the Councils-General with power to elect each two delegates, to form an assembly, charged with the government ...

... 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 ...

... ECC1LSSIASTICAL. ; rs ?? CIrMA.-Tfst evening, A publi t ?? with China 'Aissosa ')Stw ,d 1'irruniswa, L held in Free A6 A~¶e Chrcvnh. Mrbl'trl Patrick Pivfair pre- SIMttbThe eeting Was addressed by the l-ev. - liedt peuglDS, Of the AmOY M~isstion; the 11ev,{ C'43' e ofie f the Swvatow Mission: and Mr k M.D., of Formosa Mi-in, all 1f3 IJ f ean accountof the missionis with wvhich A ,jwhof 65 ...

... MR. M. A. BASS, M.P., AT WEST B1R~OXWIOH. Yesterday evening, Mr. M; A. Bass, MI.P. for East Staffordshire, addressed a publlo meeting of his con. itituents at St.. George's Hall, Weot Bromwich. Mr. J. A. lenrick occupied the chair, and there were also upon tbo platform, the 'Revds. J. G. Jukes, EH Luckett, J. Prosier, F. Newton ; Messrs. J. S. Wright, J. Chamber. lain, E. L. Bullock1 T. W. ...

... * ' E EN. . fl|flJflfl:I VAt !. ' I BUCHANAN ITIGHT AsYLUM. -The number ad- ;nitted for the week ,ending 4th February was- 21 males, 4 females, 'total, 25.1 COAL AD IRON.-Last week 553 tons of coal were shipped from Greenock for foreign ports, and. 143 tons taken coastwise ; total, WI6G tons. l No-pig iron was shipped. SHECRIF CRIMINAL COURT.-At, this Court yesterday, before Sheriff Tennent ...

... A COLLIERY ON FIRE NEAR BkRNSLEY. . -. .. .. . I . I .I. Some excitement prevailed in Barnsley yesterday on its being announced that the Darfleld Main Colliary was on fire from the previous day, and that the fire was of a very seaions character. The colliery is one of the most extensive in the South Yorkshire district, 337 yards deep, the coal woiked being the Bsrnsley seama, eigat feet tfick, ...

... ITHE WASHINGTON TRE.ATY. | IITiNRVIEW WITH CALEB CUSHING. (SPPIor TUFlna~nh.) Conx, Monday. Tihe Ncw ]oThs Herad? OfNthe 27th, landed ?? town to-day from the luman steamer City of Brooklyn, contains the following atatoment of en interview with Caleb Cushing, who had arrived in the city en rowse to Geneva. It will be remembered that Mr. Casbinz was retained as counsel for the United States, ...

... - : CORRESPONDEN rq . . . . . . . . Oomsterda ifho at tl sya raeut fuposs taer com,- mun cationa mus kee copie of mn,a . ea cano ta~f take fo v-etw-n unused contributions. AU lcteenleue>d foi' pt&i*af:ou must be co'rt~ ied b2 the mzaae an4I Zcfrcss of the 1Driter- Pat ?? fer pab~iietn, but for the infformation of the hgito. J. L.-Wo do not lknow the date. G. A.-The father is Dot ...

... 1:1 10 CORRESPO]NDENU : El, BOMf5WIla'% 'TRUST, 'lhANDSWOt'RTH. TO the SOIson of fke DAxLY Poar. Sir,-, Will yen ?? iue tothank JMr. Robert Aai for 1hiis timely letter respecting Brosuwich's Trus, lHands- worth? As 'a parishioner, and done who does not atteaqd the | Parish Church, how am ?? or those like mysel4 to kinow .twiat notices are put upoD the churbh 'doors ...