... THE BURNLEY TRADES UNION CONSPIRAC Y. S - d Yesterday, at the Manchester Assizes-bef ore ir r Baron Amphlett-Thos. Halliday, John Wrrall, e Wnm. Atkicson, Joseph Hargreaves, NVYD. Shackle- e ton, Thos. Forsyth, Gsa. Riley, and lin. llqys t all en bail, were indicted for having induced ctrtain e miners at Burult:y, in the employ of the execnt.rs e of Messrs Hargroves & Co., to break their con- ...

... 4AUNCh. POBT- GLAsGow.-Mmers Cnliffe A& Dunlop launched on Thursday from their buildingyard at sPort-Glasgow. a very iiandsomely amode~leaasorewr- steamer. which they haveobuilt to te order of .Messrs Win. Cruicksaiaka dl Oo., Glssgowv. This steamer Is intended to trade betwreen Spain nd the coast of South America. for which service h has been specially designed. Her dimensions are- r Length, ...

... TH3 EMMA SILVER MINE AnNUAL Mzr.nG-RMlGNaTIoW.Or TE COHAfI!MAN. rg; The annual meeting -of the shareholders of the. m. (Etmma Silver Mine Company was held yesterday in the Cannon Street Botel, London-Mr George{ Anderson, M.,j presiding. The report of the hi- I directors, a full abstract of which has already I appeared in the Herddl having been submitted,' aet The CIRHEmAN said he had very ...

... THE QAPRMxi7 WAR. ander THE RELIEF GPe BILB.AO. ft DISPERSIONS ANDt SURRENDER OF St. iSSIOD. ?? May 3, ic tite MarshalConchia,wlthhla;dWorps,etrdBba l was a ~terday evening. Seerasso will enter to-day. Bil4 desof' Wer arlists are~dispersing,.and making their Way, rC' itno fo the most part, through, Gnpuzcoa to Las. slats tAmuescas, full. 5 31st The ?? May 2. js~ r 1t h iver bee been clearedl ...

... PAI8LEY1 . am-z,2 Pox. Epwuzie.-lThere were SS cases of-. siallpox nndet treatvient ia the sVilb, p Zhosital on;Saurday, hng an- ?? of 3 s to 6RIbs COmlpar with* th end o~f la. weekl. . he HAUX dijease,.although of a 1mild 1typ is. very.pre- t vidit ?? -L- . . . ;er. ,SENT TO THE IIDUSXIUAL.&80OOL.-t the SJ ib7 Police Coart, on Saturday-BaRfie-Glark ore the j BEt! Ibench-Mry Anderson' a ...

... THE CZAR IN LOMN)N. Shortly before II oclock in Saturday morning the Emperor of Ruuoia, accomipanied by the Grand Duke Alexis and Ccunt Adlerberg, and attended by Viscount Torrington, equerry in waiting, left Buckingham Palace in a close carriage and pair and drove to Charing Cro0e, where they took train for Chieleburst to pay a visit to the Empress Rugenie. On arriving at Chislehurst at 11.45 ...

... WIGTOWN BURGoS.-The ?? took place yesterday in the County Buildings, Wigtown, before Sheriff Ethind, the returnin officer. Con- siderable interest was maxsested &uring the day, knots of local politicians being gathered here and there throughout the town dislussing. the situation. Mr Mark Stewart, the Conservative candidate, was proposed by Mr John Gordon, draper, Stran- raer, seconded by M'r ...

... I *9 'DORS PERTHSaIRE-LJST OF SPOBTME,&,: ]FOR 1874. ' A considetable: niunber Of aporntslil are noW S resident at~ the shootirig 'lodger.' It is difficult definitely to sa-ywhat the prospected ?? ar4t; h repqrtsit re so various'abel conffiOtDg., Qne6 gare' Y beeper says the coveys are of an ai'erag stn Tb thsbrdswel gow; ndthe'reenmb Te trgoo, per-s another states almosltthreon.T erA haps, ...

... - M- GXBEENOcYK, .. . id SaBEr BBArr AT, T ?? .the Poice Court ;yesterdy-lbefore Biffile Wilson-a ?? convicted d bhaingrobbed w'vfsitor ?? silver wath on;.the .fternoon of .Thuksday, d he wam aentenced -to 20 4878' zmgrwo~ment ,'be man who was robbed had left laa$ow to tpape some dtdnken--ompamionfl and, ?? a previous debauch, h id la ?? i&ept in as shed.oa hb'We~ t Breaot M'Leodd was ...

... log - . 1 i Ifer Yesterday afternoon, the Canadian team presented to a congratulatory address to Sir Garnet Wolseley, ich who, in ackn owledging the compliment, said he S, to could never forget the gallantry and devotion to duty displayed by the noble band of Canadians whom he had the bonour of leading over hundreds S of miles of wilderness from Ontario to the Red v1 River, in 1860-men worthy ...

... * G6VAN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. - . ; ~ ~, - Id 4 ?? ' : 4 ?? : ?? - e Anieeting of thetlect'irs o f tis ward was helu for lfast night ih Plantation Street $cehol Room, tot tbn' : iurpooe'ot heai'g the views 'o Mr ,lmes ideii;,' Middltoh risone of the ?? for a' se at tl w Police Coniniesion as rtjiresentative of tlie ward W.- .on 'the VaRtiue matters oagagg th'e attentionf o e- the public. Ir -D ...

... : |GoLD MEDAL Aw ?? Gvovernmei ei India, on '24th-Novejaberalaat, 'having heard the annual report prepared by the'>superiaten. I dent of the Botanical..Gardensa, Mr. Woodrow she 1lt'son ei Me John: Woodrow, 'stationmaSter, Sin Gilinour Street, Pai61eyJ, resolve tat , Mr the s W00droew..desorve 'ereat for having ,taied.a m i' gold medal at.the Bombay Exhibition forhins, S' euliection. of med ...