... LEDrU ROLT ANT TH1I iRiF'JEtTC. | -_ I (n.- w oua owN- UozRDSltC ?? Paris, February 25. ?? nnveiing of Loedeu Rollin's bust at Pee Ir CbaiEe attracted upiwards of 20,000 personS to the cemetxry yesterday, a large proportioi of whom were cenpelled to reniun outside the Igates, since none but those provided Wath Itickeat were admitted within. The bust has occupied its present position on Ledra ...

... TEN RAT PARK AND BURNS STATU. - At a meeting ot the sub-committee of the Burns statue movement on Thursday night, an excerpt of minute of the Kay Trustees was submitted, grant- ing a site to the proposed Burns monument in the public park. The site is on the north end of the jark, and from its elevated position will command a splendid view of the town, surrounding country, and the coast. The ...

... TH GLASGOW FLESHERS AND THEIR i ..GRIEVANCE~S. aA well-attended special general meeting of the members of the Glasgowv United Fleshkers' Society awas held last night in the Trades' Halt. Glassford F(Bef Street-_Mr Archibald M'Intyre presidinig-for. the! purese (l)of considering the subject of the use of th ueumask in killing, and (2) the provisions i a of the Duke of Richmond's bill as to ...

... ECOLESIASTICALL a, (4LASGW& .-AIhrfl Street UJP. C7enrch --The kg annual social festival of Albert Street U.P, Chusrch 3 :abbath School was held on Thursday evening .y last. The church h4U was filled with the parents 1) end ehildren-the Rev. Alex. Bruaton, pastor, t, p residing. Interesting reports were given of the e iloutiahing condition of the school, Mr Allan re- kg porting that the ...

... \VY.A1~H.FA' (OhI Xt, IPEB!RUAnY 12. ,- The . rnnn- the r;aru corotri- of R1ape. fronm a ar-,,a to . h co*;ti of Poru.l1 aoul ewobr -3; Great a | a ain ha at Brtiah Iste. Is aloailuies 'te North 3eat. _ a. 5h a.,evmna Jeraar. tile Bay oe B sca7' thtM :Mleiiemanel.l ate At a' ise ',alat t hol h !h CGuit i. tCb7 c4 auI |1. Sea. XLl.DNATION VLI T-L U lARL' |lu se sbore tart rhe ?? l me ire ...

... LA.sT WEET'S PMULLMENT. 1 - ?? (!fRoE OfL CIC(AL CO33EFlosNDnT4 London, Saturdav. ~t~have gut throngh- the week; without any I injcident. Pretty late hours have been! >-adsome -work ol a solnd kind performed,1 oathe ?? there is no special causie for Thle v.isdora with which vwe are FI.,- to ho endwe has not beecn very: canifcsted, but thle cxnisnation, of is that there haws 'beenl no ...

... | IPO3T.--N-T NT.ETING OF SILPOWNEMS I LT N LO NDN. l' _ - The first meeting of an importantenrie rtion, henceforth to be know as the Chamber of Shipping, was held yesterday at. Casnnon Steet I oteL The principal ports of the coantry were l represented as -follows:-Londoo-Mr Atkinson, of the General Shipowners' Society; Mr Corry, t deputy-chairman; Mir Allan, Mr Anderson, Mr c Dixon, in.; Mr ...

... AN ESCAPE FROM PYRGODS t The following interesting account of ris escape from the massacre at Bargas or Py rgos wasgiven to: the Lady at Pera, whose diary the Cologne CGzefe publishes, bv a Greek named Thedonias This man was overseer at some mills in the neigh- I bonrhood of Tschilik, which he remained to pro- 3 tect (after most of the other ?? had leiSJ in s company with 30 kwrsdsdess (held ...

... A Uds EVNGnIMIC ASSOCI=iON.I The foalalsvhe r'aO azesnineaf the ebasmalce- * 4'ment of the work of r essrs oos and Saey fin Glasgow was opened y teday 7eflingt Street USe. Church. Mr TJ . resided. and ?? these presentee oa.D onar, f tRev. Messrs e Gault,. IL ;Isrnton, J es - Wells, A. traib, 5 V. Shrewsabny B. Cag 5 t i iBennett, J. Scoatt, bL Debbia ptain ob and Messrs Wm, Qnarrier R. Simpson ...

... | ASSEMBLY OF TEE CON'CLAVE. , (Reuter's Telegmrms.) hc Rome, February 7,7 P.Ar. fo Pope Pius IX. is dead. His Holiness was in p xctremis at 3 P.R., and an announcement was made i} tle of his dissolution; but he only expired at 57 be minutes aster four this afternoon. The Conclave Ia will assemble immidiately. co Rome, Thursday, February 7. re The condition of the Pope changed seriously b for ...

... -- - - v -1- TE=StDoAY NsOSHM, clenvrgy 21. | SoMeaa-le light is thrown by the telegrams publishet this morniing, on the prospects of the AA-- Tt iR now generalv understood that ?? ?? -. Congress. It is now generally understood that 0 the Congvess will meet at Baden about the h middle of March, but considerable diversity of opinion exists as to the constitution of the as- c setblage ...

... THli W ,RT. The ht and Osborne, Februa:ry i The Qneeu and Princess Blice, aaze-.u Ladv Courbhill, drove throunch Wet Cuwe-, _1 Newport yesterday afternoon. Msior-Geuc:' Gardiner w;as i attendance en ?? Equerry-in-Waiting. Eer Majesty Sato. : .this tnornig, attended bytbebowiazer~farc of Elv. Princess Beatrice rode out Wi:n I LChurchill. ACcDExNr.-A labourer narmed ivahe t38 years of age, and ...