... THE PAPAL CONCLAVE-VIL - . I - I At the end of the nine days' funeral services l the Pope's remains are consigned to their tem- I porary resting-place, in a plain marble sarco- hagus, over a door near the choir of St Peter's. l Were they remain until the death of the next Pope, where they are taken down and deposited in the crypt of the church, andtheit place taken 1 5p by tlhe bodyof the Pope ...

... ran PASSAG R UP THE DARDAN-ELLE. -- -_ ris, o:i ieor urinciv o Island, near Constanti- ?? oil i ~lbnalry 1G,, ra officer in the Mediter- ranean squadron describes t.e incidents of the So passage of the DardLanelies. The suddenness and Y` corec - tiue orders to l-ave Btsika Iav created an inteus: coulnor:cj!. On arriving oft Qhariak at 8 D1 f.M. on tl'e iab inst., the Admilral was informed Kl ...

... [ILLRE STRE-n.-D . FIRE In MILLER STexrr.-Dainage to the ;1 extent of P2M was caused by a fire which * occurred yesterday morning in a three-storey tene- e ment being erected by Mr Barclay, builder, in e Miller Street, Paisley. Shortly before nine o'clock n one of the joiners at work on the building Set fire It to some shavings on the heartbstone to boil a glue y pot, and in his absence for ...

... I E O- I l On the invitation of the Lord Provost and Ms Collins, about 1600 of the Christian workers of the ity assembled last evening at a conversazione in the Newv HallZ The floral decorations which had been prepared for the Calico ball on the previous night were retained for the conversanoze. and the entrance halls accordingly wore quite a gay and festive aspect. On reaching the hall, the ...

... ,K9w111;fsb T(fMK. ARDJTOR. TR1E LUNUXPILO-S'LD, Reivinside, 234 Februaxq, 1872R. .9ns,- A Member of the samairi tan Society's i 2ettvr in to-day's lferaire I heartily indorse. NoI doubt mi_'ny of the unemployed could get. work if; a: ccniv guidled or instructed bowv to find it. I v'ouid 'h he larity Organisaation Soceylp 1 w;iiinl theu unemloyd should beL aske-d to ri r ltave their address. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FELEE PIRESBYTEIRY OF GLASGOW. An ordinary meeting of the Free Prieshy-tery of i Crlssgow was held yesterday - the Rev. Mr I a M'Dermid moderator. GRXAT RAIMLTON SEaM =CEIRL The Freshyte-y agreed to meet in Great Hamilton t I treet Church on the evening of Thursday the 28th 't March, at7.30P.e., toindunctthe Rev. M~rM'Phai to the pastorate of that congregation.( THE LAIR DE ?? Dr Annx said ...

... tIMP ER l^L PA ?? ^ TLIH1ET. HOUSE OF LOIFeSbLtSDAY, February 'C The Loan CuAc6ZLoR took his Seat on the wooissc'c at 5 o'ilocie. THE TERMS OF PsE ACE-. 'arl DE Lk WARRt-My LrLo I Leg I' aViC whether Her .Majestys g vocrumest cn without ! inconvenience give the House any i -formation as to the ter-m of the treaty of peace. to be con- cided at Adrianople bevtween Russia and Turkey, ; esncaislv ...

... HAMTIJLrON SeVouAu CAPWRr OF As AIamirD BURGLAR. thf -A police information was lately received from so -h Barnsley describing a man who had been concerned foi in a burglary and theft of a gold watch, £10, &c. we Las, week a miner named Alex. Sellars, residing on d at Greenfield, met with a slight accident in one of sig ?? pits, .high Blantyre. While inquiring 0 ; - into the narticulars of ...