... FRANCE. liontT Vinasisies, April 24.-The Military Tribiunal has pronounced and]I sentence upon the Communists convicted of the massacre of M. titiesJ Sue-at and the other hostages In the prison of La Roquette on whotf 28h aylstTh omn uret acoudemned to etoath. the e' Th ohes enenedar te*~ ailexand Leopold Viol, to fees a two years. 2.The Spanish papers have- not reache Pes rad, to-day, The ...

... 5Molrday, May 6.IT e Tna Harbour Commissioners met to-day-Lord Provost a. Leslie, presiding.. n PRESENT':-Baillies Urquhart, Fraser, Ross, McHardy, el ai Daniel, and Esslemont ; Dean of Guild Smith-- Trea- surer Cooper ; Shorematster Mitchell; Meissrs'Inglis g e Dyer, Catto, Black, Henderson, JaS. Milne, Hutche.t son, Tuloch, Morison, Eddie, Abel, Gray, Walker, h Smuart , and Glegg. o NEW ...

... 8COTLA1ND. I I I v FI 3 2 II F 2 II E 1? L late 150 Iby: . to de. ' of oLp. had ary, late ito enS. and I we irictb are rana The pro re or and Is an but ,tea u;t.0 rgt mite Mist- Ca. gre each ilder ta of etor- srent lansd refer. .tainho e6&0 arges eh o fIbi rould to'l eyo hirtj Th Lord-Advocate will not this session be able to in- m; troduce a Bill 'for the app6intment of stipendiary magiw- of ...

... AQAIMOULTURAJ -WAGES. - - ITE Hon. Edward Staniop fmlheE the follqwisg ;tl mnent, showing the comparative earnings of' agrionltura', labourers In bhe principal countriee' oof Europe, with the S Ipurhase-pover of money and the usual diet, where it haa St zbeen possible to ascertain these particulars. The statemnen' g~t. is, llf Stanhope says, founded main~ly uponl thie reports of ~tJ Her ...

... MAcaA.gpii?6o? ? ? THE aisnual meeting o thb aoill edefOl oca ft -Parish was held yester ak-4Olnl Cdtiaedpeiig. gi There was a large attendance. - Mr ftNNE, 1Iraieo&tor,.read' 'te; rbeport of 'the~ Genis~k1 Y, Pupoe Comtt4er'frthe'year-, asfloi - ' q 'ja * ' P .~ Opns'catc.Total. 0rdnioSryRoll 434 '-73 ' ' In Poorhouse,..1. 5 D. nLunatic Asylami.. - 27' , 2 ' ...

... 1MR&LNALLMNT HOUSE O1F COMN eoscsj ie . abi Mr JACOB BRIGoHT, in MOvn the second reading of the,0 We- u men'~s Disabilities Removal sll referTedtohextarnry f amountof int res hich thlsqndselon'had' excited In, theo coune try te nmbr o lad aooiatlo-n's'whiehb had been iformed to; h prmoeth giaionnfavour ofrellevingnomen-fromn thepl the tieddisbiltie uner hich'they now labour,' and'the Astonish ...

... AGRICU LTURE. ____ __ E___ as Wu I CLNYm AND MIDwAR. -The past month has been very un- stalli favourable for the advancement of all agricultural work;- solve rain or snow having fallen on 18 consecutive days, the total tarY necet rainfall for the month being 3'47 inches. For the first week d there was a good covering of snow on the high grounds, and f even on the low grounds, sowing was not ...

... THEs Aberdeen Volunteer Artillery and Rifle Association have just published their guide-book to the eleventh an- nual Wlapinschaw, which is to be held on the Old Town Links, Aberdeen, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 2d, 3d, and 4th July next. Much the same arnange- -ments as in forme yer have been made as regards the com ,petitions, with this excoption-that several old cotn- petitions ...

... C -- l r IT is not easy to see what good can possibly come out of the Supplemental Treaty, for which the Govern- lment takes so much credit. The Government are so anxious at once to save the Washington Treaty and their own seats that they are preparcd to run some risk for the future, in order to make things comfortable for the present.1 As matters stand, we have a small source of dispute and ...

... oppo HOUSE OF COMMONS-RWedseecdaY, Aptil 24 hon. MRS PAWCETT'S BILL. of i~l Mr, IAwear askied. whether, as the Government had declared Or that' the decision of'the House on the Marquis of Hartington's votei amendment to the Dublin University Tests Bil would ho regarded Ml as a vote of confildence, they would, according to usage, fix a day was for its consideration Idate: IS~r GLADSTONE said ...

... A.BERDEEN HOUSE OF REPUGE AND OLDMILL REFORMATORY. TiB annual publlic meeting of the Aberdeen House of In i reaso: dustryand Befuge and Oldmill Reformatory s hold in all tb the Secretary's Writing Chlambers on Wednesdaty. There| to Wi was a fadr attendance, and M~r William Adam, advocate; Mr presided. Mr T. A. WT. A. Youirasioo, seeeretary, read th I adjOt report, which is as followys: gsee ...

... THEi EnuPric DOP MOUNT VEsuvius.-The Deily Newe' cor- respondent at Naples, in some further particulars of the great eruption of Vesuvius, says that the ver shape of the mountain has been changed, as though an earthquake had taken place. - Hills have appeared where but a few days before stones stood for visitors to rest upon; andprecipices have been formed which almost prevent furthor advance. ...