... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LEPTTKf$ TO THB BDITOR C-Orr1ondents are requeated to unrite only' e on one sses of the pasper. We Cannot usndeptake to return rojccted Coin- ti municatfons, p Z Letters to the Editor Cannot be ingerted. except di ?? thea a-re sauthent cate4 by ?? name and tl t address of ?? writer-not necessarily for putb- 5 V iuxstion, but as a guarantee of good faieit. §1 I ?? IV V TTHE ACCIDENT AT COWLAIRS ...

... I 4m prowno y rbt to t0e spot uponhllher eig was d eau erdltlrough a' tremendeus5 after a great 'tuggla Commene tO take ,tilepeople -o'f from tihe ibows~rit, the only pcesbl;or of the, ve8es. First of all, th~ rnaster's i~iafant vas lowered in the. armsa of one of the bailorg, and ws sectred by the lifeb~oat men, mrt :unfor u ate~l ~tho 9'lo was waabed av Yay, a~d bth oat ' to the 'veasel was ...

... PRADE NA BSf. e - aTHE CARTE RS' STRIKE IN GREENOCK. CON VICTION FORe INT~IMIDATION. 0 Yesterday, before Sheriff Tenuet ilimth Clark, a carter, wasbagd with In offence within CO t! b menn fthe At34 and 35 Victoria, chap. pr 5. 32, in so far as on the 8th inat. (Monday), in H .e (Jathcart Street, Greemoek, he used violence towards James Morrison, a carter or labourer, ca rairidinxg in ...

... t~rE3IAL FAR,-IAMENT.-II lotTS OF LORDA-F la&-, April 12. ' rdshfps met at five eodloc. . . TSZ ALAMAM& OLAIMS. BeTI of STA.NHOPE, in pursuance o a nt'eo tho'psper, asked what con ?? t5>! ctp ropo'sedto pursue iln respect to the we~nte o£ the Brntish Governmeat in the * ?? Alabarn5 Claims. 'his coantercase,. oc the stipulation3 of the Treaty of '5lX°di gt wtould be pres~ented at Gensva on ...

... ! PRADAV ND WSY Tis Nxis-HoxI1S FAcroaY Aar. -Last evening a a meeting of those interested in. the passing of e Mr.Mundella's 54-hours bill, about to be introduced into Parliament, was held in the Moulders ?? Nelson Street. The ball was nearly half filled. A t( e Chairman having been appointed, he explained thath d it had been expected-that there would have been a an it deputation of Dundete ...

... SALE AND DISPERSION or WOMBWELL'S MENAGERIE, A sale of somewhat rare occurrence took place in Edinburgh yesterday, in consequence of the L present proprietor of Wornbwell's Menagerie (Mr im Fairgrieve) having resolved to retire from busi- Pi ness as an exhibitor of zoological specimens. L Wombwell's Menagerie was founded in 1805 by at the late George Wombwell, and ever since that time it has ...

... MM ro; ~~ OX ~ cJ~uoJT w 3 ' T ,. m7IO1AlJ E~f tihi.'lx)jllY jorof -J Fs5rJ. WR 'chtfibg nkidfj 1#5M NEaR;T1 V 3 I NNt i , Hf~aeli ~ 'qhii~~iobl~Ecirieti. - Th+z~foe ?Thi e t t if rb ghtitl' ht n 1; IBE^'had~idifm'edpfitt2A, i . tuteens.'e:14sia whaniweu ti ofethmbiis o u .of' ednf~ihti'n,'uzi~di .t4 tscnrurthe bpihif 'ff tp 'teachers 'asEolted~fihi3W~ '£as ?? iafrof.s, t le. upunili ...

... THE ELECTIONS. Madrid, April 5, Evening. The Oazette of this evening publishes a telegram from the Governor of Cordova dated April 4, announcing that the electors belonging to the Coalition party had invaded the hall at San Lorenzo, where an electoral meeting was being held. ahe assailants had wounded two secretaries, broken the electoral urns, and carried away the electoral lists. Outside the ...

... I i - I - )i'sADA.Y MOMO I,~ ~ ?? OLs, dtiti I yterday' paper th-- sy'O ' I -. in .odo ak. ';vauhiv. 'i'Grce'gc~. V?&- ?? ?? P)hurch ohf -colan ,ao- n London m: kin - 'that bo,:lltiout, to *Q 'ae b e a'B -poitsfrom 3, he 'same souit, tt .hu - 'eiit~eiinef th:r1 an ietovint wicth qhkvri 4ISO5his ,'aboiGrace 'agreqed toofnpena ., -fliesur , n tth e Houisqb and th .He~stater 'J us.w that the ?? ...