... - .THEFr OF A-Wvr. r-Yesterday, at the Police | Court, Agnes Moffe.tb .a ?? rZs4iing- in Williamsburgh, was found ktyI of havin cari the jizioadoq evening rolan a ?? Wiktc and guard . from & - ma.. Named :. Gabraith I dThersou, dyer, barrhead. The Magistrate sentenced her to 'be imprisohnd for 60-day ' - -c NEW C ns.C&LcWoa.-The continued pros- perity of the trade of the town in every depart- ...

... I SATURDAY MORNIG, JULY 6. In the House of Lords last night, the Duke 1f Argyll proposed the second reading of the Scotch Education Bill. His Grace described as a fallacy the supposition that the same need of education did not exist in Scotland as in England, for, on account of the enor- mous increase of population, and the growth of large cities, great educational deficiencies required to be ...

... I to THE FIRST YEhRDICT AT GENEVYA. l 5'!withstanding the secrecy which is still po nant3aed as regards the conduct of the pro. of einns of the Geneva Tribunal, the Seriss be Ti3 of Saturnay last ?? are in a Lo maoso to confirm the report that a decision ourable to the Arneriaan rlaims has iarelay h^- ct. aniied at in the matter of the Florida, 4o aroeing the indebtedness of Ergland to the ...

... X COLasroEta.-Cal.-At a meeting of the Ayr fol ,e Presbytery of United Original Seceders, held at enl a Ayr on. Wednesday, Mr Benjamin Brown, pro- thi Lg bationer, completed his trial discourses and other thi Ittrial exercises for ordination. Mr Brown is atpre- a bo sent under call to the congregation in Colmoneil, an je and his ordination is expected to take place on or'A about the 16th' of ...

... I -1 A PARI _,nr nFLOBDS IbsDAy, Ju1l3 1G. | 5or55or LEPSTISDA ?? 10 1sgo7 DSFDSy2JlllElG Thd.Ljr 71er' 'w'J;IPJ ?? 31Mr JusticO t A~~e+tot--as pr da t-, r0 outr U 5,ttlEL0 - l,-i W t 15L(' ,- it l l ~t read o >^st iD Sl' ttylbitd~trie :Irstrance Bill I~, r:oor Oe'.1-L: -h tbe 1,rebure of ?? 53 si;5 3-£sCG ?? of ac , t s ,7z.1t. 11tori. 001e. SW y1 i-ie i end n - Ii F2 h er W~5, ?? n GO ...

... - IELA ND, . . REmoV OF A Jusvnox OF PEAcE FOR A DUsLNO-. TmE GoVcRNSR2T.-Lord O'Hagan has removed Purcell O'Worman, Justice of Peace of Spring- £ field, County Waterford, for writing in abuse of the Government. NOTICE FOR COMPMsATroN.-Notice under tne provisions of the Peace Preservation Act has been served on the Secretary of the Grand Jury A of County Dublin of the intention to make M a ...

... Tuesday Evening. CoTrox MAB1xT.-Fair business done in cotton at steady prices. .CLnD CLusnDEUGn SuA lIAFE-,. -Market quiet Moderate business doing at a decline of 3d to 6d since Saturday. RATE, op LOTERmST.-At a meeting of the Com- mittee of the Faculty of Procurators, Society of Writers, and Institute of Accountants, held in the Faculty Library on Monday afternoon, the rate of interest to be ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 3. - terly report was submitted. It was reported that the revenue of the Trust for the year ending 30th June amounted to £174,353 Is ad, compared with £164,188 l8s 7d, being an orease of £10,164 Ss. ?? The City and Govan Parochial Boards ield meetings yesterday. The City Board instructed its Special Committee on Mr Craufurd'e Poor Law Bill to petition at once against ...

... : - .r~mnrmf- flATC'P1 .DEFEAT OF-THE CARUISTB I .. Madrid, July24. In consequence of a cdizp de mauin of Caatel0o's i band, which succeeded in carrying -off thirteen 1 railway employes in order to exact as their ransom 30,000 piastres, a strong colunin of troops is about .to'be charged with the protection of the Saragossa a and Barcelona Railwvay The employfr have since - refused to carry ...

... The usual forigltly meeting of the Police Board was held ?? Hamilton, in the absence of the Lord Provost, in the chair, THE BETTING ACT. The minutes of the joint commitee of the Town Council and Police Board on Parliamentary Bills, of date 24th June, stated that Mr George Paterson laid before the committee a copy of the Betting Amendment Bill, at present i Parliament which proposes to extend ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 9. THz Ballot Bill reappeared in the House of Lords last night, and, after a considerable I debate, its fate was decided by the defeat of the optional secrecy scheme of the Duke of Richmond. His Grace, in a few remark on the amended scrutiny clause, stated that he v would insist upon their Lordships' most im- poitant amendment and on the provision-c struck out by the ...

... -1 .GnFENOCL-!~ 'ITa.s LsTx Onon or- Muxntmw ow THE HIGH SEAS-We undeistiaid that the boat- CO wraiii^UU - 5cr Serapbin~'naced'lamee, +rhas been in zra3inid6 -prsoA herocnc a-rg -of esty on theYt! f&'gtaj mate on board that vesseL and an not ds a' oharg~ qf 'A shiide, asliaibeenctated- 1 FA JULESULT AN Ae cci 0t.-On Monday se for~nol, 'Charles Rafferty, the engineer who. Rt, is: skull ...