... * G6VAN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. - . ; ~ ~, - Id 4 ?? ' : 4 ?? : ?? - e Anieeting of thetlect'irs o f tis ward was helu for lfast night ih Plantation Street $cehol Room, tot tbn' : iurpooe'ot heai'g the views 'o Mr ,lmes ideii;,' Middltoh risone of the ?? for a' se at tl w Police Coniniesion as rtjiresentative of tlie ward W.- .on 'the VaRtiue matters oagagg th'e attentionf o e- the public. Ir -D ...

... iTANSTRUTHER'S I s.¢0XtsA BILL TLND g O TilE L1CEnSED GROCERY TRADE 11200 l O y GLASGOW V aeting of the licensed grocery ,sst wvas held in the Trades' Hoall, to r the ?? Robert Anatruther's il 3.dE~ r~hepa(Scotlgcild) 'Bill affiectigtheir *Ints chair was ccupied by David Yt %h're was a fair attendance nr*I0 f ..sivthe e Iotas of some opening- ?? dthe purport of the meeting--to oes 9ery'lawful ...

... ELECTIONW E WS. WIrosTO Bcarss.-)h Augustus Smith, tbe' LibaJ candidate, ill mke his tint public apear. ace before the contituency in the uneeulF Straner, on Monday evening. e will also addre-l the electors in Wigtown, Whitborn, and New Galloway on the three following evenings. Mr MfarkiJ. Stewaft hau completed far the present hi.canvasf the eectors of tar.nr. 'e left i thfternoowfr ?? at& ...

... 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 . ...

... FOREIGN -INTELLIGENCE, FRANCE.. m : Par is,- a ' Tse sale of the Siedtein Paris streets has beenpro- bibited on account of an ?? by. it ocnsidered offensive to public morlit5y . a solide Bays-If the projecof bringingforad a German Prince for the Spanish Throne Nere realisedthe raoe of Francerwoold be to remain an imrpassive spectator.of an.eventuality which ght be cofisidered as b provocation ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT . ' I ~.CB6ELM&I'ORD. * A onsrvatve ~~u~ tok pace yesterdaY afternoon aC o Chelulsf4J, in celeb r -Msetrn ?? -eIvi.ovPe members for EsSeX and retrn of ten C~?,Boh d J., W Ooo e, rry its boroughs at the last election d MrldW tle Watliton -ipreded'- aiid amongst those present Seae Loid Yleigh, tbrd Fithwalter, yight ha ~W. Beresford, Sir HL J. Salwin' Ibbetson, ML.P ...

... EFRFJ ASSEMBLY ON D1E$Tru . I -. . MENT. . The qaestioa of dis salihalaeli ?? zunder onsideration in the eveer~ng, t 8inero seven- overtures from Presbstet *three- general rniotiot Dr Ada r proposed tiiat the Assembly should exr~r convictaoa tht: exstting establishmeneb,.h .sent circuamstance3, invrolved great injlesi that dzsestablishmernt, effected in a t equiitable manner, would be ...

... MNERALASM _LIES 3 qEkERAL ASSEMBLIES t>TABBLJSED CHURCH. 5.5 TgUCSDAY, May 28. Ylo A v resuead at 11 ?? Traill, Jfderator. nsDALTB-DBR cooes NIEASOYS 0f$ 2gS0Xt] DISSENT. t ° Uowing reasons of disent yelooK read the de)-erance approving of the Mt AseamWY' aeh'olishing patronage:- fN t-e of the bill for a, n s m hitherto lotedlut we consider ta no Syste - I2 to secure an edu- e tn be better ...

... * SATURDAY- MING, MAY 30. - ~: 1. - l j ?? The ?? Ase3mb1y riesume& 7Mtea~dat morning colnsdiatW of the Port- Dondas.libel caseB and alrried At thea i same tjudgment as that pronounced in the Avon adale caa-found Mr Johin Etlis Rao guilty of falsehood, fraud, ansi wrilful imposition, and depood him from the Ministry. The temaluor o} the sederunt was occu~pied with the ?? of the instructions ...

... T-E GEMAL ASSEMBLIES. I ruRO1 OtUn SPECIAL COARBSP6NDINTy the Edinburgh Thurnday. Lj 1iTifa Establiahed Assembly has to-day- been, i of almost wholly occupied with the Avondale dis- 3 Lleip case,. the congideration of which hnd beei adjourned from the previous sitting. here a. m s- very fulH House; for the me Q oiw came - up on its merits-; and the important interests o involved rendered it ...

... IRElG.f INTELLLaNECEZ : - : RANCE. .. ?? FariMy.b 28 SM. PFourtt, thenow l3nister of the Inteiio in eceivlg tbe saon bii intnt, ?? ud se b beat eois free f- rom perky spi . 'for th deee of ?? der. e a -eneegetftly torepreS lt contrary to l Va.ill. 6 Uay 28 (Zvenugj. The National Asmbly.. et t day d die aoussed a bill rete to the Governmen stud, the Fobject of the meas. bigt icreae the bre .in ...

... IOUR LONDON ITEM PATRONAGE 83I;p-~ol tI~ rD~l!-tHZ LJOR1.Ur~tT 0? i CONSERVATIVES. C, d* ,'Mz surprise i expres'ed Ahe a ,ble -,fem~sent that has beent oceasmtau ofz ~excit ?? over the Duke of Richn, jlav 1ilL Disappointment has i I of bees aidded to the surprcee o it OXn&!ely expected tlhat a'storul of1 an- Ru have ?? aroued by this Thods,ifeed, wuho have been looi t jgejifetificai of te ...