... HANG TI{E D1?SEN1 ERS. (FRiOM TIIE SvONCNoiFl iiSi) ..| Oar columns, dluring the last two ir tbrec We(r . have testitied to thc renwcdt activity Ct-I Chulrch-rate war in thc parishles. lt is to be. re gretted that there appears to lIe in nonr 1 r a disp~osition to implort iuto thleae 1Ot 31 sirOl4e' the most savage spirit an l thc loWV ttIl> If any ptarty mig~ht be (xcuSedl for cvli n,; little ...

... In the Established Church Assembly, on al Saturday a committee was, on the motioni of 8 Dr Lee, appointed to take into consideratiow the w Scottish Episcopal Clergy Disabilities Bill. Mr bi Phin, of Galashiels, gave in the report of th ti Committee on the Army and Navy Chaplains, w which was unanimously adopted. The Colonial Report was given in by Professor Stevenson, and ft it also was ...

... THE DEMON8TRATIO3N AT TECRYSTAL PALACE. | starch BY GAllIBALDr. After the inspection of the great brewery on| Saturday, Garibaldi proceededl to the Crystal Palace, where fromu 25.000O to 30,OOG persons had collected to do him honour. Garibaldi arrived at the Palace a few minutes before two o'clock. lHe wa.' accompanied in the carriage by the Duke of- Suth *rland and Lord Shaftesbury, and was ...

... -. a.x- ._. 7 cour -4£ut I BALMORAL, Thursday, 3*e 2. TMeQueen went out~dlivpg~i-thgorning Ivith her Boyal'Higbness the Princess Lo6,- hid weno, out in the afternoonvwith her Royal Highness the trince5s His Royal Highness PrrnceL;edpold, went it Inver^ ecauldto fish. -: THE CALEDONIAN MERCIUY A$ID WEEKLY HERALD AND MERCURY ins !HH OMY PAPERS IN SbOTiAib 'TAT H REG ULAR DIRECT CORRESONDE ...

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... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI.I. [REUTESL'S TELEGRAM.S.] THE DANO-GERNIAN WAR. CONTINUATION OF THE SIEGE OF FREDERICIA. GRAVENSTEIN, March 30.-It is reported that a portion of the Prussian division of the Guards has gone to Fredericia to co-operate with the Austjians in continuing the siege of that place. The total loss of the Prussians in the fighting before Duppel on Monday last was 136 men killed, ...

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... VANCOUVER'S ISLAND AND BRMTISH COLUMBIA. A correspondent of the Morning Post gives. a. most unfavourable account of the state of things in Vancouver's Island. He says., ' With the exception of a few 'coloured mer- chants' (so all the black shopkeepers designate themiselves), there is hardly a solvent or a wealthy citizen; there arc many highly respect- able and worthy members, of- 8ocity, bub ...

... 4ALEDONIAN MERCURY MERCURY OFFICE, TuzmiSny MoRG, 11 A.M. THE CONFERENCE. The Tites in a leader on the Conference says: -All that can be said of the present state of affairs is, that the German Powers are opposed to the neatral with respect to a slip of debate- able land not many miles in width, England being anxious that Germany should be content with the line of the Schlei, while Germany ia ...

... . fi4ejrej onmitte* ie'etidg lf tiis 'i CIab --was .heldwithin the Townn ..Eall, Pcrth, - yesterday foresoon, at eleven o'clock-PFrovost b Murrie, of ttifliog; vide-presiden, preesiding; The a attendance was large, including' 1 ciarleds from all d part8 of Scotiad. a'nda fefromnnglanrl.' Mr OoIavY DALWAISsU of Voodbara moved- That this meeting resolve unaiaimously to record- h their'deep ...

... |SRPVICE QF A, lj9 AI,+,, t,; ^ET i ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT | y'8 : . (FRaOlf THTiJ Mi Z1CANTM.E STr.); The 'Incorporation of Carlisle, '4S the e16di ag Incorportion on the border, h'as'.not litited its ig remonstrance to Parliament to the difficulMi4 en- .tailed on the border coupties, in 4itestions' with * railway companies, whose lines extend partly in England and. partly in Scotland. It ...

... STESUMMAJRig.,. In tle House gf Lords last night, -notice was P given on behalf of the Earl of Ellenborough that cs he will onTuesday call attention to the changes -si which have taken place in the state of foreign tr affairs since the meeting of Parliament. The Sale di of Gas (Scotland) Bill *was ead 'a second time. | The Administration of Tr sts (Scotland) Bill PI passed through committee. ...