... 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 ...

... THE EMBARXAsSMENTOF SICHE& Lasot night, public meeting was held in the , rigton -Public Hall, Main Street, to con2sider wht'is to be done with'the £2500 which the feuass iby have obtained as the price of a piece of ground boughtt'y the.Inpwveieit t Trustees for the open- ttg up of James Street. The ground sold, which extended to several hundred ryardse W gifted by the superior, the late ir ...

... 1pEEBIAL PABLIAMENT. .6 - -- goUSE OF COMMONS-N'fi IDAY0 may 6, A The SPE5AER took the chair at 10 rinutes past Lo ci8clock- NOTICE OF MOTION. t Sir E. WILMOT gave notice that in Committee on the Licesing Bill he should move an amendment, S lunt hours of closing in rural districts . ider 0 acertain amount of population, at 10 O'clock from 1 B bichaeluoa l to Ladyday, and at 11 oclock from B ...

... Tfi.LNDE SCQTLAiD. ,LtXJls lA.nu.tD ?? ?? - 71E5 NUMER. OP OwNERS, A*EAGE, AND ANNUAV VALUE. Tliefollowingtables, takenfromareceent Parlia: mentarq bWue.book, gives the number of owners of land, the quiantity ofI liad,. andd'tfe annual value In all the counties and'principal burghs of Scotland. It will be observed that in coubties the annual value of the land ranges- from Is Id per acre to £3 ...

... MRAeiLtPIR-ITUWLACE o> liOD'ER 701~:: I SPIRITUALJSM.~ In th~e present number of the Fort ni~ki1Y Review -- O 6ec '*mr Wallace the well k-nown naturalis~t andN- author, oontributes thq first of two atce ?? la Modei~n Spirtualism'. Mr 'Wallace is a firm t '-'be'liever in the truth of the pheoneDa WI th ~ wic th wrldi~no] aijlia, ndhe mentionls Co 'N jistance~s aii'still :mcre startling ...

... OUR PARLIAMlENTARY a REPORTS.r THE proc edings in Parliament awe specially reported for the Herald, and telegraphed by private wire. A special wire connects the London Ofice with the Reporters' Gallery of the -llouse of Commons, so that reports of the business of the House can be transmitted to Glasgow with the least possible delay. ...

... Cs. The first of the annual summer excursions of this lI s'.ociety took place on, Saturday last to the district he around High Blantyre. tying south west from ey Hamilton-Mr D. C. Glen, C.E., conductor. The W ti day being fine there was a large turn-out of mem tsl b ers. Mr Glen explained the sections of geologi- of ca interest along the route. On arriving at High El lot Blantyrethe ...

... THE GOVERNMENT LICRMSING BILL. ;edt he MANCHSTER. - An important conference of of clergymen and ministers in connection with the I a Church Of England Temperance Society, the Sun- r mn- day Closing League, and the. United Kingdom 'he Alliance was held in the Town Hall, Manchester, try yesterday afternoon. The Bishop of Manchester ,ti presided, and, in opening the proceedings, said it 35, ...

... OUR PARLIAMENTARY -REPORTS. l ,TuE proceedings in Parliament are specially reported for the Berald, and telegraphed by private wire.' A specialwire connects the London Office with the Reporter&' Gallery of the ?? of Commrons; so&that reports of the business of the {louse can be transmitted to Glasgow with, the least possible delay. ...

... -GLASGOW U.P. PRESBYTERY. apis- The monthly meeting og the U. P.resbytery of 1gri- Glasgow was held yesterday-Rev. Dr Yolfl Ig Iness, moderator. bank INS LATE ME STEWART OF OAfLTOib ;hose The Preebytery, having been conistituted, the Mr M'Cott, P~ril dldattention to theI1 itook death since ?? meeting of -the. Rev. James G. £fter- Stewart of Calton. Mr M'Cbll paid a graceful wee, tribute to the ...

... GREENOCk-.' TowN CousciL-The monthly meeting was held ?? Campbell. in the chair. A deputatibn of the Law and Fiefance Conuit- tee was appointed to wait on Sif Michael Shaw Stewart's factor, and ascertain if the wround be- hind Messrs Leitch'e'rope-work could be obtained for the erection of a slaugbter-house thereon. The Cemetery Committee reported that the Town Clerk had submitted to them ...

... Til80CIIQQL BOARDS, the I~ XMAIYELLH.ThS monihljmeeting was held on Ad: I Mond;ay, ?r John M.L 8wfif preriding. ' Rev. Mr his Call Shanks reported that the matter ofthe re-measure- , Ir's ments ofthe tailways rd' canals within the wer ly Barony in which the Sprigbur and T th $hettleston boards owere-interested along with the Maryhill, was finally adjusted. The clerk laid o' p ie the-table- a ...