... HW ARBUR OMMISsrONEWS. I _ _ _ _ _~~~~~~~ : - 1 ' . pres inga''',- THe Harb.l¢ilr'iabiioners iet dai1~fl/he Urqu ., ' ...

... FRANCE 15 B(re OM OWN CORREsPO!eD n-y oh Paris, May I, 1874t a POLITCAL CALM. sl Matters begin to look more promising for the - Ministry, all Cabinet difficulties having been got over. It is now certain that there will be no * change in the Duke de Brogle's Government, . Is confidential declaration having been made to mthis effect by the Duke Decazes. At the late Er Cabinet Council it was ...

... LETTERS TO TH9 EDITOR.. , ; rfITHE MINERS- DISPUTE. i . 0i- 'otbridge, -May 7,1874A- S}R,-Yon ?? 2 . of to-day that any oliewho coild get the masters % to-be satisfied with a rsehsiable'prmfit'an'd the men to be.contentwith a ftirwsge, :wild1&be a , great Y benefactor. No one will dispute'the jbitliese of this-remark, and I tbiikit.islthe duty of any one, ] e who.has'a suiggestion to maker ...

... MUE nSiBLBSUD ASNMBLY AND I a PATRONAGE& (FvnOi OOR SPECLAL COgRrONrSeNT. n - Edinburgb. Frifay. ; Tim Establisbed Assembly, after disposing of $ :the report of its committee om Christian life and work. proceeded this morning ta the second 0- branch of tho -ad cwse-that which reljtes to o' the Rev. John Ellis Rae-of Port-fiandas. The e same counsel attended at the bar as in the pre- k ceding . ...

... Y'liii ?? Iski ITO- OF lST LAxl1SISl1ll Annr;-?Z _ 1 The annul inspectie0ll of ti. Brigarle of the 1st Lmnatkii:rv A~rtillery Volunteers took lace on D VGCU on Saturday afternoon by Colonel pelten i t A ?? of auxiliary artillery in e was under the command ?? -CloelC-onnimandant James Reid wh , s' ;;t-iby Major A. C. Scott, Major dtovo' ?? ant[ Adjutant Win. Taylor. lUd~t\; 'Wl~est W~atson ...

... ELECTION NgEJ,. DuDnsy.-The election passed off quietly .yester- 'day. Thepoll'wlbedeclaredtv-day. Bth sides gclaim the 'victory. COUNTY M'AYO,-The nomination has been fixed for Wednesdaynext, and' the polling for the'28th. Mr O'Connor Power,-the Nationalist Home Ruler, is canvsssiigng~viglously. .s Tan GADway ELEVO'PI0f1 INQUIRY.-The trial of - the petitibn filed by Mr Pierce Joyce against ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCEL I ~ wr s r ENGLAND, 'T Her Majesty on Sunday~ completed her 55th year, having 4j] been born on the 29th Mlay, 1819. Ti Prince Arthur's titles iare to. be Duke of Sussex, Earl of nverness, and Earl of Connaughti. r Pricess Louis of Hesse (PrincessAlice), was delivered of 'dautxghter oin Sunday forenoon.I It is etated at Oxford thatotheir Royal H~ighneis04'the *Duke and ...

... MR BRIGHT ON INTEMEPRANCE. AT' ridAy~'ssittinig of the' yrl meeting of the Sooiet of I Fiensnurn discussion 'upogn'temnperzance 'aii temlper-.~ kg rscleie~tion; Ithe Right Hon 3': Brigkht. hai4 that: the s ie posiion he ook oni this quesition diff~ered very, m~uch .from. 5 to thkit' taken_, by very-many friends H.e found 'that they iii Were kalways crying to parliamhent for the' cure of this ...

... I .. * (FROMe OUR OWN oORRISPOYnhnr.) T1 S ?? May 19, 1874. Even the most sanguine Republican, or the eta most disaffected Le~itimist, would never have an, 'a 60ie of a majority against the Government via d.of 64 when they met at Voersailles on Saturday. Te ?? result could hardly have occurred in Eng- 3 land, where a whipper-in would have warned 1 IfMinisters of what was likely to happen. ...

... 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 ...

... GREENOM - , - - m1- 4 , Ouci BzSCIxLt.-The ?? ls We P10 , gr6smmsuof lic for tsafteraoon'. * F .aote modem l3e a .i , W&So ldOi& '1 AaebN. I tyderelc, i' , ?? :'g~loiiel * ?? . floowint ?? itsr $W n!l0 meetin, In the Bomrvli.fel'b'held ?? 114r mo John ltesinie *sias ele ateSident, Cpti&iOirr t vie1nieaideziVW 17 sunis sscoretay , ibeq aittlysu b ?? k on nadibs ;: h4 'rte-consideitable 'die-e ...

... PAISLEM. ! 1. FW Pos; OFFICE. -Yesterday, Mr anes a h lacfadyci. auctioneer, offered for Saw, in the Coancil Chambers, the site for build- l in on the west of and fronting the improved line of street leading from the Cross to Causey. si ie Ntreet It has a frontage of 40 feet, and contains 251 square yards, or thereby. The upset price was £800. Mr Cay, solicitor, EdiA. burgh, parchased the site ...