... IOREIx IJNTELLIGENQZ F!A NCE. 4 PAP.TY blZETING,-THE C0NSTITVJTIO'.%AL BILLS, Versailles, May 11, Evening. tl To-day the Left Centre held a meeting, which 3 was attended by a large number of members. A stron& feeling of opposition was unasiimonsly mani I feste towards the present Ministers, who were h accused of favouring the development of the sz Bonapartist party by the system wh ich they ...

... TU, LATE Ie DAVID LFLIE. ' Our obituary to-day announces the death oft M Mr David Leslie, whose career has been such that it deserveg some more estended notice, X Mr Leslie, who had only attained his 35th year, t L was born at Taymount, Perthshire. Hig father was accidentally killed by being thrown from £ 8 his gig six montbs before the deceased was born, D s so that he was left to push his ...

... ANTI-SOCINiAN DEMONSTRATION. .. ! . .. ?? !Id- PflZS ATAION TO M1R R. A. LONG. a ,On' A demonstration -in favour of the doctrine of the !* the divinity of Christ and religious instruction in day- U the schools waslield 'In, the Cit~y Hall last night. 'The' -4 the area of the hail was abciut. half filled and the side W k ed galleries were patially filled,'- Mr Names. Bamild- t tonipresideat of ...

... TE . JUDICATURE ACT AMENDMENT I.- B[LUI The Lord Chancellor' ebill to amend and extend the Judicature Act was issued on Monday. The 3 following is asummary of itsmain provisions:-TbeI eq Supreme Court of Judicature is to consist of two fry permanent divisions-the first to be termed Her P. i Majesty's High Court of Justice, and the other the th Imperial Court of Appeal. Any barrister of not 26 ...

... THE U.P. SYNOD, (FRaoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) E Edinburgh, Tuesday Evening. ! EDIysieRGs, in not seen at its best under cold is Queen Street the most agree- b i able promenade when east winds prevail and ?? blasts come sweeping up from the firth. In charity, we may assume that atmospheric in- .fluences were responsible for the smalless of the attendance at devotions this morning, when, as ...

... BILL, PUBLIC MEETNG AT HAMILTON. Co , A public meeting was held in the Town Hall, 3 Hamilton, last night, for the purpose of consider- Io] 1 ing the evidence cf local witnesses in the Glas fowv, H amilton;' BothwveL, and Coatbridke Rlailway 3ili, r 1teLy passed by the Select Commsittee of the H~ouseeS r of Commons, and about to come under appeal ins Bi ithe Housse of Lords. Mr. David Patrick, ...

... IMPERIAL ; AR~A-ME--N IMPERIAL PDARLIAMENT !- I HOUSE OF LOl;DS-TutkDar, May 12. I a The LoxiD CiA.NCElLO1 took his selt on the wool- sack at five o'clock. I The Middlesborough Extension and Improvo- a meat Bill was read a third timte and passed. a le PUBLIC WORSHIP BEGULATIWN BILL I e Thisbill was Passed throughcoummnittee proforaw. I na The amendments which it ia proposed to introduce b i. ...

... 'AMERICA. Southampton, Stey 12. The N1orth German Lloyd steamer DonaU, fron New York, arrived here at four this morniB cn route for Bremen, Queenstown May 12 The Inman steamer City of Brooklyn. trum New York, with $3644510 in Specie, arrived here at M2.30 to-dar. The CuGsrd steamer.Batarlvt fromn Boston. arrived here at 2.50 this morning. 2 ii e Yok The White Star lne steamer Reiublen edom ...

... I WEDNESDAY MORNMG, MAY 13. I] In the House of Lords yesterday, the! Betting Bill passed through committee, and i - - 11 1 - A L.: A AUA . Aof ., I. A M; - Aa II was amendedto this exteit, that the Act will oome into operation on the 51st July next. 1 Lord Carnarvon stated the intentions of the I Government with regard to the Gold Coastc -territory to the following ?? Pro- 0 tootorate is to be ...

... SCOTCH BILLS IN PARLIAMENT-. CALLANDER AND OBGJAN RALWAY. Houss or COMMONS, Monday. This bill came before a Select Committee of the f, CoDmmons this ?? Floyer in the chair. S Mr Venables and Mr Bember appeared for the pro- moters, and Ar J. C. Anderson for Mr Mackay, I who is the only opponent. I Mr VENAHLES, in opening the case for the pro- b 'a l oaters, said that the line proposed to be ...

... STIpENDIARY MaA}TSTRATES--5OTCIt Olt, MANLI- rAOlTUREBG- FARhINO rOSTAGE-A NEW STEAM LAUA2CH. Tuesday Evening. Sn~rOiS ?? fdagi- rtrates Bill which bas been promoted by thae Town CioAil of * la gow will be dropped. TheI Rome Secretary refuses to give the Corporation I ?? ptreoag0 iht the appointmient of the Magi- I strate9s An attem pt is being made to induce Mr ('ros,4 in lieu of that ...

... I_ . , PartWiW4r Positions of tfeAoo1w. May 12.-3. 11 P. M., the moon will be in the - . equator (wind). 14.-6 tMh., at her least distance from the earth (greatest intensity). 15.-10.16A P.M., new moon (stormy). 18.-7.3 P.M., in t the most northerly part of her orbit (showery). 26.-0.5j A.M. in the equator (wind). 26,-. 7 A.M., at her greatest distance from the earth (leastinteDsity). 31.-6 ...