... past week was tollows:—Museum (open free Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, till 6. other days till dusk), Galleries, including visitors to Institute Exhibition, for both institutions, 7533. Captain Drc.vke.nne.ss. —The Liverpool Local Marine Board yesterday suspended the certilicata Captain Louis Murphy, formerly master of the Liverpool ship Nelson, for months, for having been guilty of drunken-1 ...

... The National Rifle Association held their *1 meeting yesterday tbe Royal United Service Institution—the Duke of Cambridge in tbe chair. His Royal Highness, having read the report of the association, congratulated the Council oo its excellent character. There had been no no accidents, cheating. stated that the Wimbledon Meeting opened Monday, 14th July, but that volunteers would go into camp ...

... (Before Sheriff Leek.) EXAMINATION WILLIAM DUNCAN. The bankrupt waa accountant in Glaagow, and at Alexandra Terrace, Tjouzie. There were present yesterday at hi* examination, in the Chambers of Mr Sheriff Leee—Mr C. S. Kaaanee, C. A,, trustee aad Mr Uobert Scoular (of Honeyman, Starke a Scoular, writers), law agent. Tha bankrupt deponed that tbe state of hia affaire produced, which showed ...

... Stoaxkjizb. Induction. —Yerterdaj- H. K Chariton, Wrilp«rk wu inducted to the charge Church ot 6tmon ...

... RUSSIA AND THE TREATY BERLIN. (times telegrams.) Berlin, March 26. Count SchouvalofFs minion to Petersburg been successful. cenfonnity with the treaty, the Russians to withdraw frem Eastern and mixed corps occupation will lent by the Powers to take their place iu order preeerve order in the evacuated territery. This corps wili •onsist 16,(KM men, and be furnished in equal sontingents by ...

... Prussia, which was announced this morning The Prince waa taken ill on Monday, the symptoms being apparently those of a slight attack of diptheria. Up to yesterday evening, however, the Prince's illness was not consipered such to justify any grave apprehensions. Nevertheless about half-past eleven the condition of His Koyal Highness changed much that the Doctors attending him thought it ...

... PlßWanil. Ordinations. —On Wednesday and yesterday ordinations ware held Archbishop Eyre in Peter's College Chapel, ParticktiiiL. Four deacon* were oraained on the Wednesday— .Messrs Thomas Cunningham, Arthur Balert, Joseph Van Hecke, and James M'Carthy. The Rev. A Baiert was yesterday ordained priest. JoHNSTUKE. —Anniimary —In the East U.P. Church yesterday, special services were con. ducted ...

... Duke of Cambridge was make a statement in reference to Lord Chelmaford. The whisper came too late to cause any increase in the number Peers, but it aent a number of members the Houae Commons across the central hall to occupy the bar of the upper chamber. The rumour proved correct. Hardly had their Lordshipa assembled, when the Duke left his seat ob the croas benches and took a position in ...

... THE TRUSTEES' TEST CASE. FOR THE LIQUIDATORS, (rioa ovrx KsrojiTUs.) Lords, Monday. consideration the Appeal—Win. ».•; ...

... The Fcxd.—A meeting of the ret* scribera this fund was held in the Assembly Kooms last night—Provost Steele in the choir. The treasurer submitted a statement the food?, from which it appeared that the total contributions amounted to 15a, and the expenditure 13s 2d—leaving balance hand of £15 Is lOd. The Provost referred to the great good which had been done by the soup kitchens and other means ...

... —Air James A. Tennent, accountant, Glasgow, for the trustee, and Mr White, writer, Glasgow, law agent in the sequestration. The bankrupt, being sworn, deponed—l am years of age. I am tenant of the farm of Little Fmnery, and I have been so for twenty-iour years as Whitsunday last. took to the said farm when became tenant of it cattle, horses, and implements to the value of or thereby. ...

... connected with this Ward, wuo took active part in collecting money tor the Unemployed Fuud, was held yesterday—Mr Andrew l'aton presidiug. The secretary (Mr Ingram) reported that the total amount collected from this Ward, and handed to the general treasurer, amounted to the large sum of £2342 7s 2d (of which £661 9b was collected by the Ward Committee). A cordial vote of thanks was passed to ...