... Brito rzEoISTEATIoN OF VoTERs.-Mr. Sherifff 1aclar- n lane held a court yesterday for the registration of voters foe ,ile burgh Of Paisley. Two claims were rejected, being un- h supported by the necessary evidence. The following are the -numbers of the 'electors in the several wards this year, and. on the previous roll:- ,l Ward. ! 1S60-61. 185'-CO. 1. ?? 176 .. 179 2. ?? 261 269 3. ?? 281 ?? ...

... (The f.aeono.tn9 GppearCc X6f OU2 Afternoon Eiwn f rae.77 bBrTr1-T1T1 T.T.T{1*1Y/ FOREIGN INTELLIGENC4 - RUT; - TMJE3GRAM. Naples, 11th Sept. The tranquillity of the town has not been disturbed, and, [the same enthusiasm still prevails. The Elrao and other forts have surrendered. The English Admiral has paid a. visit to Garibaldi, who afterwards went 0£ boardthefani. bal, the English ...

... UNiuvmsr oF A~srnxny-Nzw PsoFzssoxs.-The new arrangement by which the two colleges at Aberdeen are united into one University of Aberdeen tak's effect from the 15th inst. (this day). The new Chair of Logic is to be filled by Mr. Alexander Bain; A.M., Examiner in Logic I .and Wd oral Philosophy in the University of London. Mr. Bain was originally a weaver lad in Aberdeen, and hassfought his ...

... W. 8E LIVES LOST. A most tremendous explosion-attended, we regret to say, with Ioss of life-6ccurred at thesegmnpowder works on the Imorning of Mondaylast, the 10th'inst. The pewder works arm situated about half wswy between Oban and Locbgilp. head-the site being well adapted. for the manufacture of gunpowder on accesmt of its isolated and sequestered nature, and other natural advantages. The ...

... J TIE JACQUARD MACSINE SUPERSEDED. ?? following has been communicated by a gentleman practically acquainted with the subject upon which he writes]:- For a few days past Mr. Robt. Crawford, of Beith, has been exhibiting in Messrs. Hutchison & Dixon's, 14 Vir- ginia Street, an ingenious machine, of his own invention, by which the use of cards is rendered unnecessary, these being supplanted by ...

... (From the Times' Special Correspondence.) Shanghai, July 5. The whole British force has reached the rendezvous at Ta- lien-hwan. No casualty whatever oecurred among the large fleet of men-of-war and transports, save that one of the lat- ter, the Merchantman, fan ashore in a fog and escaped with- out damage. The Centaur, which I reported to have grounded in the river throu gh the carelessness ...

... IL A TE S T NE W S. . . A I - , . ' * - - T ,HEALD OrFloi, Sat4rday mo d BY ELECTRIC TELEG.RAP.H . t FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. - . [ tREVEWS ZELEGRA3Ll RECALL OF THE FP4 CR AMBASSADOR FROM TURIN. Paris, Sept. 14. The Moniesur says-.' In presence of thefacts just ac. eompliahed in Italy, the Emperor is resolved that his Ministers shall immediately quit Turin. As eretary will remain there to conduet ...

... THE LATE SiN JoHNw FNmLcAn.-The Govern- ment, in reply to oa Application made by a local com- mittee for metal to be used in forming a statue of the Ilate Sir John Franklin, at Spilsby, Lincolnshire, have expressed their regret that the application cannot be acceded to. Mr. Bacon, the eminent sculptor, has prepared a model of a statue, in bronze, eight feet in height, the cost of which he ...

... THE LIBE-hATION OF NXPBLE. ?? following particulars of the important events at- Naples are derived from the correspondence of Thursddy's London jornals- THE SCESES PBEVIOUS TO THE FLGHT OF THE KING. September 6. This day has been so eventful, so many things have oc- curred to strike with v-onder even the coldiet looker on, that I must give you some details. The King has not left yet,'> is the ...

... The correspondent of the Nelson Eiteainer writes:- I. About daybreak on Wednesday, 27th June. a force of 200 men in all, from the 40th and Naval Brigade, set ount from the camp with the big guns, and took up position on the side of the pa next the camp. These men Jhad with them Major Nelson, Captain Richards of the 40th, Captain Sey- mour and first Lieutenant Baddiscombe of the Peloras, and ...

... 3IA~MILTONT-SEPT 14. , LJ-.JtJN-6EPt, 14. AnnxturoF HERGRACETHE Dutcakg&Or HAL;TON,&Cc- At eleven o'clock last nligt, her Grate the Duchess of H1a-. milton and Brandon (dincess MarieofBaden), accompanied by her youthful family, viz., the M~arquis of Dodogif ani Clyd~sdal; 'Lord Charles iarnillton-l.u0l4fp Lady Maria Victoria,-and suite, nrrivei at Hlamilton: Palace, eW route from the ...

... COATBRIDGE-S&PT. 14. OLD MON1KLAD PAROCHAL BOARD. IAspecia tneral meeting. of thiis Board togk place yelter. day, in the Parish 4ihurch, for the-purpose of considering the propriety of kivingfrtherinstructions to the committee iu.weferece 50.tth-vcalt office of Mispectoro Poor, aud toitnhdres1. ineser; was. a~geatteedrnce of ,membei . , - ?? Ir -. : I IAD5MISSIO ON1 REPORTERS TO BOARD I5EflGS ...