... Naples, Marchl. H The King received General Shermran and Presi- .P dent Grant's son to day in private audience. Rome, March 1. Prince Frederick Charles will go to Naples next It neek. _ ?? B4 The arrival of the mnachinery for the industrial P Cljssee 2f 1,.i Ti2ternational Exhibition eom- genod o lsrlBy. ~ EMBIZZLE1,M1ENTr BY TilE SECOReARY OF . A FRTENDLY SOCIETY.-At Sheffield. on Friday, I ...

... : to' ?? I PDiT~fli! MTOW-a IMI'ORTANT SPEECH BY PRINCE BIStKARCI Berlin, March 6 Evening, a In to-day's sitting in the Upper Aouse of the a Diet, the Schools Inspeotion Bill, which has been adopted by the Lower House came on for discns-F sion- The Minister of Pubiio Worship demon- s strated the constitutional character of the bill and tl the necessity which existed for its introduction. He a ...

... TaZ E GIIAEDU - z C' oAUJ 41'| nl Le.j / ~, 9 ! ' ] al t 4 . 1. I - i S A, I ) lYestei4ay, txiepblished an- Sbstraot 'of Mz Forater's speech in the House of Commons in sup- Li rtinghis amendment on MrrDison's'resolations. d a IVe nowv give a full report of the speech of the right hon. gentleman, which we hbad prepared and tile- t graphed-for yesterday's iinpressfon,,butbad to a leave outfor ...

... PAISLEYn , T- - -uIfl'Tl - PmmosormoAxL IN;TirO(.- U Semple's third lecture on the localities of the new street ?? aide was iven on Friday ?? Blac~kuhalbeing the particular subject. The o lecture was rich in historioalrese~eh, garnished e with literary allusions, which gave additional s interest to it, Mr James CaldweU presided. FLORISTS' SoCrinr.-Dr Hutchison gave a 1 lecture to this society ...

... ~~~GTE~hNBU1~~Ga DIEKETW IL 1 ?? mebl orf the proe Church whoI hliting s3 f *,lg imrese wtbth onvic J the action o the Chrelch on the o was held last night ?? the Music coamll, $ was treet dthenio 'hs haiws about i&,74 ,,fld Mr ?? Mliller, Marg, ir ds fiae suported by a ag re m 01 ?? seone the rslto lr fci° j of opiand officen arer3 ta them n, ;5yi a ,ehioln Were Rev, Dhr Buchan, ca4 t ...

... LUIJAP1 AND OTHER ASTRONOMICAL PREDICTIONS FOR APRIL. Par)tiezar Posilions of the Moon during the Mfont7. April L-O.26i A.3r., the moon will be in the mostsoutherlypart of her orbit (rain). L-9 at her least distance from the earth (greatest intensity). 7.-10.28 LAm., in the equator (wind). 8-0.312 A.Kr., new moon (stormy). 14.-2.15 P. m., in the most northerly part of her orbit (shobvery). 15. ...

... LORD MA.YO. t f~ftorn Mie Friend of India, rsbnn'r7-' On MIon'day afternoon CalcuttE% received one Tbc I of the enldless telegrams India ever knew in all Ed t its history-it was flashed to us by the wire the .2that our noble, genial, warm-hearted Viceroy thle t was assassinated. Little thought we, when it Dlisti f devolved upon us to announce Lor MayNIo's inl- volni tended tour to Burmna end ...

... IT'XF/r.-Arthur Kerr, labourer, was eharged beet'e Sheriff Cowan yesterday, with having, onI the 4th insttrant, ttolen about 15 lbs of lead from I the building or premises in Johnstone possessed l by Messrs Finlayson, Bousfield & Co., flax 3spinners, called Napier's Mill. He pleaded t I guilty, and was sentenced to 14 days' imprison-r ment. I I PUBIC-Hou8E CAsE.-Alex. Connell, spirit- r b ...

... CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION ON THE I EDJUCATION QUES1'ION. | MEITING IN THE CITY HALLI Last nigbt, a public representative meeting of the Catholics of Scotland was held in the Uity Hall, to take measures for the protection of the religious rights threatened by the proposed Educa- tion Bill. The hall was well filled. Archbishop Eyre occupied the chair; and among those on the platform ?? Strain, ...

... T LYCIERINE EXPLOSION AT w ITO GREENOCK. AcoaIOt FOE £1000 DAMAGES, n e f evidence in the action at the e: sca of ?? Galloway against BMr c' yotlcl tor Greenock, for the sum of £1000 for injuries received through the explo- 3 uantityof nltro-glycerine atthe Greenock ce eftqua iD month of September, 1870, s Vsto 09 i te in the First Division of the a tlegsedsigo beforeLordDeas. Thefollowing cl ...

... 1IMIPER IAL PARLIAIENT.f ?? ~ ~ I- . . rST HOUSE OF LORD)S-MONflAY, March ?? - ?? Their Lordslsips met at five o'clock. ?? E. IRISH ~TEMoaBArrsIE.el The Earl of - LOIOFcoRE presented a petition- Pi from the Incorporated Society of Attorneys and if ~D Solicitors of Ireland, praying that the vacancy in 5i2 ,E ?? Church Temporalities 'Commissiun, caused oi by the death of the Right Hon. G. A. ...

... LBT'.rRS TO TiE EDITOJR. Lo Ae-s to the £Ei. canwot be in-avied ?? ? ihem they arc au hicafeld by the nwite and I address of tile Verte-710t necessaray for pub- e Iatiotn, but as a guaranatee of good faith a Corn ponde-mts aloe reaucsted to sn-ite onl r on ne n-de of the Pa57cr. 'ai on We cannot underlake to return 1eced Coin- ini'icaitiona. 715 PRfOTESTANT CHURCH IN MADRID. t il Southpark ...