... RAILWAy. '-DONI,% The followin' is, from Lleut.-ad llt I' report of the cnilislon which ?? at Junction on the 2d January:-Tle loiniht a r train from Perth ta- Edinburgh (..id G gords a started on the nrnoring4of the 2d at 12.. 35, M late, consisting of englkne and tender, L and empty waggons, anO a, break van. A c ongine assisted the train up to Lilaekford V D it proceeded with one engine -to ...

... . . -The dsual mruonthly meeting of the Clyde Trust D wvai held' yestievdr y-the Lord Provost -in the wl chifir. . . . de DEPi'UTrATION To ?? dOuntvISSIONoRoB ANENTI''1 . . aMOVAL OF TJHE WF.II. The nillutes of last 4neeting and of subseqtent li ;eetings of then 'committe . baringI beeh read and th o0utirmedd ' ' tii -Bailio A-Ns3tt said he wished.to Slake a brief 3- statement hi reference . ...

... THE UNIVERSITY CONVERSAZEONE. At the University Conversazione the other evening, several articles were exhibited which IV are worthy of special notice. Sir W. Thomson's 'Ii siphon recorder was in operation, and the ex- v planations given by Sir William's assistant b interested a large audience. Messrs D. & Gi. Grahame exhibited their VI electric bells, in which there is a single bell A giving ...

... Nfl C'RAUIFURD'vq POOlR LAW BILL. d GLASqO0W--SLECON) WAIID.'-The monthly meet- a ing of the committee was held, on Tuesday evening, 1' last, in David Street School--Mr Wellwoo4 pre- sidhig. Mr Craufurd's Poor Law Amendment 3Bill was considered, All present expressed them d selves favourable to the amalgamati of the b Id parishes, and it was resolved to petition Parliament is in favour of the ...

... MEETING OF THR FACULTY IOF PROCURATORS. his ' to TH~~r~E riND TENREsu BIILLS, 6ir.8 An' adjourned meeting 'of the ?? of 1'ro-P ore -curators was hold yesterday, in the Library of the BF Z' Faculty, to consider and, if so resolved, approve bill of (16t) a petition to the House of Commons against bi Lad the Land Transfer (Scotland) Bill, and (2d) a peti- B eSs. dont in faivour of the Land ...

... ?.MLR IJ?iS.R?A.ELi - ? MA?NGHJ?TE?R. ?? .cwercnsy evenintg a monster. ?? wits held J. in the 'Free TradetHall, inl1ordet to-'enabie Mr N. Disraeli to address a, meeting bf the'pancashire ;; CorserVatives. IN IW. R. 'Cahlblder' Chair- nmanof the South-East Laucashire Conastitiutonal] : Assoeiation, presided, and moved'e !resolution ?? MiNIr D israeli, and pledging the reating to Y j support ...

... GREEIBNOOIL :NORV'SED E~t730A.1? ACOMhoDATON - To-day, the postal receiving offices in West a Blacdha;C Street ad Rnue-End Street-will be Si ...

... I THE FALL OF A WALL AT KIRKcALDY. -d ^ FIVE MElN ILMLED. l a -- ?? Y. The worst fears have been realized regarding CI Athe melancholy accident which occurred at te isPathhead, near Kirkealdy, on Friday afternoon, ur ,e and which was noticed in the Herald of Satur. m ns day. When our telegram was despatched one Pe man had been taken from the ddbris of the fallen wall dead, while fears were ...

... TRADE 1NAWS. t24 BEUASSOUNDEBIS.- The 'short-time and 'wages in movement in coanection with this trade was be- i .lieved tohave been amicably settled tbree 'webks' f toago. One of the qwestionB in dispute wan the pa t nes ment of weekly wages, the igreement between 'thee ow parties behg that this should he-left a shop quesn tion.' It appears, however, that several of- the employers have ...

... :'1G0EENOCK, BviAwAN NIGHT Asyxum.'-The number ad- mitted for week ending 28th April was 24 males, 6 females-total, 30. COAL AND IRON.-Lat vwee-, 978 tons of coal were shipped for foreign ports, and 183 tone were taken coastwise-total, 1161 tons. 646 tons of pig-iron were also exported and 725 coast- wise-total, 1371 tons. THE LATE ASSAULT ON BOAnD Tun BAiQoYE KAFFIRLAND.-We understand that ...

... -mu . Thursday Evening.' COTTON MAURET.-The market has'. again been very dtull, and prices rather in favour of buyers. Pia Indis MBa-T.-The warrant minrket has been quiet and steady all day, without change in price, closing at 92s 9d cais and 93s lid one month. No. 1 g.im.b., 94s ed; No. 3, 93s, CLYDE CRUSHED SuGaR MARRM.-Low and fine kinds in active demand at 3d advance. Mediuml very firm. A ...

... FIRANCE. Paris, April 13, Afternoon. X Puver-Quertierhas been nominatedFiratVide. rresident of the Council for Commerce, Agricul- ture, and Manufacture. The reported concentra- tion of French troops on the Italian frontiers is rkunfounded. The relations of France and Italy are perfectly satisfactory. Italy has made no repre- sentations to the French Government on the Osubject of Nice. Parls, ...