... ?DESTUUNft)?,W?XBw YORIL I Our hir N York CcPo ent, r see frm slas number d i the Br t t ife 4rtsor of the destltion- itf this iy' whitik have'resch6dyidu havegiv6en you 9axeX idea4f how materserlly stand. But t ishat, althoung thqere wD extreme .,ax wiez- spreii fe in sniong.the dessg ?? vep0pe wt' l l w.one, much- WI4 '8e' ~wbrh appealed motdsitecfly to' 4ffi; ?? eye*am niifaturd. EjSrl in ...

... 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 ...

... LORD bEAPTON ob nm CONSERVATIVE | REACTION. i Lord Hampton presided on Tuesday night at a Conservative dinner at Biofihagrove tocelebrateths double Conaervativenvictory for East Worcester- shire,;. In prdposing the healths -f Messrs.Allsopp and Walker, he'aidheregarded.therzas ty'pes of the members rettred ii.all]prtao.f fthecountry.- le did not thik he used exaggerated ,language whed he said ...

... Q?OjK- qpB ?-f D4W -1 tory to the pelobratioa ofbthe Communiowimthe vanoni Presbytiria.ihuirhess Utheis *Iii pretty geieral ssisib ,a lAb'our,- utliouot the city and -;anouadwg suburban ubrghs. The number of ?? ?? ta'hej somewhat larger that is usnu6 Iikeo acuons; mnany churches 'bemg U'te illed.' Pleaufe. seekers were parti r y fortaii iragards. weather, and ihe' .consequenee' wae .thav im- ...

... ' UNJnST W Wrs.. -Yesterday, of Peace Court-Messrs James BaiJtgh00' Pollock, and Elugh Broown on the LA, p. following persons were found guilty t-thj inaccurate or unjust weighta os scales ing premises: -5James Riddent, broker, q. Street, Johnstonp, who was haid in les,\ 17s 6d of expenaesM; William NVAterston,: dealer.l ied '15s, with 173 6d f expense Daniel Cunningharn, grocer, Kilbaschan, ...

... POLITICAL DZMONSTRATIOX IN ,- , - SUEFFIX.- 0 . >- . L M RE0BUCK ~0 Las eveniaLI; iu the great roi of'the iew.Albertv Rall Sheffield, & hanque ito roihingmak~ws ?? to celebrate-t-le~eturn of.Mr Boebuok 'as. mesmber. t for Sfieffleld Snine time ago.a sbinu jt wa held in- v the Cutlera' Hall, wliba it was domplained that the f k clwasss were' debarred' by 'the prsce and a the 'inc if ...

... FICCLESIlASTICA L. Ku ?? rt ui-ch Prr~-y!e .1 I r)-innr -This Presbytery met at Kilmarnock ye terday, and appointed the following Cumnm.ssimiues to the rnc ensuing General Atsembly: - The Sivi. Drs I'Leish (Durnlop) and Spence (Kilbirrie): the Rev. Messrs Eall, Beith; Findlav, West ilbride; I Pinkerton, -Kilwinning; Craig, Fenovck; Wilson, va Irvine; Noblej Muirkirk; and Stewart, Ardrossan; th ...

... 1MPERIAL tr&RLIAMENT. i HOUSE OF LORDS-TuEts.wY, April 21. The Loan CHANCELLOR took his eent oni the ,in w~oolsack at five o'clock. Cox Thee Meadiay Bill and the Marine Mutiny Bill sea Wrredasecond time. acc PAThO,-iARIN THUt CHURICH OF EN~GLAND. th The Bishop of PETEPOBOROUGH moved for I a select committee to inquire into the laws relatin~g the to patronage, sirnonvy, and exchange of ...

... LETTERS~ TO. THAE~OL- -l t -IACHXLOII -PSCIeEI'N; H E - Y31r-Areeoi -ot hers hard oi the &tn.r gnished profeeso of our ?? 1 in ajhig- hat ti; B.Scr ie , ti,8td,, t~thg twogentlmen msnegx to tke it this yea, while there Mo e 'oe oI at~ers of ?? 3itbhe quited0htr . dioa --B Bo h i The:eglitaonbe complains df in inot.-sngeto's1~iln 'the Uiversity SCalen: dar of B73M4but!here :i ...

... GLASGOW SABBATH-SCHOOL U-ION- 1 , . ,. ' ' ?? ' ?? ?? . Tho' % tsevehtlihtu&1 metetig of'the, Gins-t vaW Sablbafb'iSdbba Uiion' waheid in the; t Be~nos hitit Room elast ?? K' T. X M 3iddilton-n th'ealr. A1lzrdevotionalxerci'sei, a T !he Onamaadtha since the meeffngin the ^ . yA Ha8 in October flast, there ba&'be{ great. t amongst the Sabbat .schiool wors p1 rthe city,, i.Folowih tnhit a ...

... GLASGOW, DOTHWEIL, HAMILTON, AND CJOATBRIDGE RAILWAY BILL. I . . Houss by ?? Thursday. Thelill camne before the Committee of Referees o this ?? for the consideration of a tus standcc n of the Duke of Hamilton end Brandon, who bad a presented apdtitkio prayiugsdbeheard againstthe o bilL>. T The committee coztiated of -Mr Cecil Eaiker,. + Chairman of Ways andZdeans; Sir John St c Aubyn, Sir J. ...

... I o - jrg srJ M-%EDIC BTRGH TRAMWAVS- FIAI OF De LIVINGSTOSE FROUDS j Fot'iH LX tflEL T1 D Tuesday Night. I Forth farlwiay Brid8e Bill is to bo with- ?? Sitnoon, the parliamientary agent, host .venIg placed the notice on the paper 0 b3at3efeband when the House re-assembles u tk*giaolrdays a formal motion of withdrawal A A rbe n'Wed. consisting of Dr Alex. W ood I V Ad det'n other directors of ...