... ACCL)OS1ASTiC4L. i CAMPE'ILL UlP. CHUnc.-Introductory ear- v vices were hbld in thisc dburch-yesterday. following upon the Induction of the Rev JosephCorbett, late of Manchester, as pastor of the congregation. At all the diets the attendance was very large. The Rev. Dr M'Leod,- of Birkenhead, and formerly of Athis city, who conducted the services in the >1 forenoon, preached' from 2d Samuel ...

... . APPOINTMENT OF OacA-zsr. -Mr Darniel Wil. son, a promising young local amateur, has been appointed organist of St Marnock's Church, in room of Mr John Barratt, who has entered upon another engagement in Lincoln. PANOPAMA OF THE OVERLAND RorTu.-Messrs Poole & Young's Panorama of ?? Route to India has been on view in the Corn Exchange Hall during the past week, and attracted a large number of ...

... a AN ALLEGED JAPANESE INTRUDER. It Fountain Gardens, Paisley, 9th May, 1874. r. Smn-In the very -full and well-written report e given in to-day's Herald of the flower show in the k Kibble Conservatory ?? Botanic Gardens, r your reporter, remarking on the British ferns shown v there, intae alia, observes- What a pity that the k most beautiful lot was disqualified because of one d plant being ...

... OPENING OF THE VRELSEA EMBANKMENT. -- ?? Th.e Qhelsea enbankment-the third which has t been erected on the Thailes-ws5 formally opened a i S.turday by the Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh, in preasece of an immnense assembly of EspectstOtS. 'heir Royal Highuesees were received at BtrtSC Bridge by the members of the Metropo- litan Dord of W~orke, and on arriving at the central portionf of the ...

... IR EL£A ND. CARDINAL CUILLEN ON MR JOHN STUART MILL & MODERN LITERATURE. A meeting was held in Dublin yesterday to pro- mote parochial Organisation of Catholic union, having for its object the dissemination of Catholic views as contradistinguisbed from modern press opinions. MIr Meldon, MK.R, said tbat all maga- sines and reviews, leavened with a pericious ?? spirit, should be kept away from ...

... QTTVnAV A-nRM~n Al? PTTP.T.Tf- UAT7nap SUNDAY CLOSING OF PUBLIC HOUSES a IN IRELAND. I The following Scotch members voted against Ur s Smnyth's motion on Friday, for the closing of y- public holseas in Ireland on unday . D Itdrmonstone. Admiral I Johnstone, Hope C Hamilton. Hn, B- B. maxwell. Mi Wm. S. The following voted for the motIon:- 1 adam, t. p Hon. Wmn. P. MacdZa0 Vifunt I JAlexand er. ...

... -M Pbmouth May 10. The Hamburg-A atcal Company' steamer Friis from a New York, with 8115.00 in fpecle. arried here ot ree this ti evening, and having laded ?? ae proeeded for Oher- a bourg and aamb ri. g may9. The State Line steamer State of Virginia sailed hence for New York to-day. mfoville. may °0 The Anchor IIe steamer Bolivia eaned hence dor New York thir mornin. The Anchor Line steamer ...

... ?? MONDAY~ MONN, MAY 11. The Queein, accompanied by Princes Beatrice, paid a visit to the Empress Eugenia seaarrce, paid a visit to the Empress Eugenie at Camden House, Chiselhurst on Saturday. Mr Arthur Peel, says the Observer, II resigned the duties of whip to the Opposition, and will be succeeded by the Right Hon. %V. Adam. . A miner was shot dead at Dipton village, sear COonsett, on Friday ...

... VISIT OF TIlE QUEEN TO THE BmPItESS EUGENIE. Her &,aj ,y 'nyied by ?? the Beatrice, pa. J another visit to- the Brn e ?? press Euge.i at Camden House, Chieel t, ou Saturday afternoon. Although the ?? ton e ItueOn had been kept as psivate *is cutomary 011 chese occasions, the fact soon ea ls cknown.. B0d a large number of people bscame dklr sinisor to witness Her Majesty's departureb s ths ...

... TshMPERANCE WONFERENOR AT EDINBURGH. A ?? of temperance and social reformers was held at { 'St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, on Saturday afternot.D, to consider Sir Robert An- struther's Spirituou^.ltquors Bill. There was a good attendance, and Cound .llor Sloan was called upon'to preside. Several lettersm of apology were read; amongst others, one from Jtr Begg, who said he regarded the bill as ...

... FOBEIGN INTELLIGEURYR.- J FPRACE, Paus, M 9. hhe Court of Appeal has acquitted M. agel- Mann of the charge of swindling AL Lariviere, of which hb had beeu found guilty by the court below, but has ?? the sentence passed upon him on several othes' eharges. According to reports received from the depart- ments of the ZMeurthe. Moselle, Voges, Aube Yonne and Cote ?? the damage doneby the late ...

... IMAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF BRITISH SILVERSMITH WORKI be I . I Our Liverpool correspondent ?? late years a good deal hlas been said in many quarters in disparagement of the artistic taste and acquire- menbt of the British artificer; and that more par- ticularly'ae respects the art of design in the higher classes of metallurgic production. The censure, which was at one time only too well founded, ...