... 1§?IRT Or THE PUBLIC PRESU. MEASURES FOR THE PACirICATION Or CANA- DA.-However opinions may differ as to the me- rits of the quarrel between the French Canadians and the Government of the mother country, all must agree, that the insurrection has rendered it impossible to resume the civil government of the colony according to the existing Constitution. To convene again in the Legislature the ...

... SPIRIT ON Tlll PUBLIC PRESS. I POLICY REGARDING CANADi.-The course proposed to be taken by her Majesty's Ministers in reference to Canada has, as might be antici.. pated, been attacked both on account of the line of policy they design to adopt, and of the per- sonal character of the individual to whom its ex- ecution will be entrusted. And the Tory jour- nals, in the height of their ignorance ...

... DUNDEE AND ARBROATII RAILWAY. le On Friday weekr, a special general meeting of the shareholders of the Dundee and Arbroath railway, was n- held in the Town Iall, Dundee. The mectingc; n- numerously and most respectably ?? th Kay in the chair. It was ralled in consequenee of cerr tain requisitions, ta consider as to filling upi vacancics in n- the ComMitteo of Altiongenient, anld slaetilel a ...

... ELGIN AND ORAYSHIIRE SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION. . On Saturday lat1 a meeting of this Association was held in the Museure, which was well attended, when, after the transaction of some routine business, Dr Cruickshanisk. one of the members, read a paper on the ?? Climate and Vital Stitistics of E Igin in which he proved, by a number of facts, that the popular character of the plain of Moray for ...

... Notwithstanding much pains bestowed to make to generally known the varied destitution of our fellow reE countrymen in the Island of Cape Breton since for lS32, when the scheme for ameliorating their condi- bri tion was set on foot, the efforts now making to get up a bazaar in aid of that scheme has called forth so ini many regrets at the object being so little under- aid stood, that we deem it ...

... ?? MONDAY, JANUARY 22. STOCKS THlIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Struk . 206 ledsa Stock - 263.4 Three per Cent. Red..92) 2 India Bonds--- 52 53 Three per Cent. Consols 9 41Annuities (Jan. 1560) 15 1-16 Ditto for Account-.. 91i4 Do. New (ditto) - 14 Threeand Half per Cents. -IDo. (Oct. 1859) -14 13-16 Do. Reduced.- 1001Do. (Jan. 1835) - Do. do. &ew _ 99.1 Do. (Oct. 1880) Four per Cents. - - ...

... : 1/Z P (Fulrne a ~cr'areeedoridt.) hoe ~3,4.-Tbrest two great cities, distant from each other Onl 42 tiler, and 'so situatedl thit the one forms the cenire of eomtnunication with the east, and the other with 0- tewst (if Scotland, have of late years rapidly increased in popula ion earl Importanc~e, land Itheir interests have ho. Came so interwoven by sociol and commercial connectioin, that ...

... i-krabl Entelligertct Portsmouth. Januarv 20. The following ships were at Malta on the 29tb ult.: -The Princess Charlotte, 104, bearing the flag of Ad- miral the Hon. Sir Robert Stapfoid. Ceylon, bearing the flax> of Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs. Rodney, 92-Vanguard, 80-Russell, 74-Portland, 52-Tri- bune, 24-cutters Mlagpie and Hind-steamer Cn- fiance-steam packets Blazer and Volcano-her ...

... HOUSE OF COMADONS-JAN. 22. AFrAcS 01'5 CANA5DA. CenCorrtiodlferso onrlc lt papen.) Mr ROEBUCK, adter reviewinr and commenting upon the hilbtery and Governnasnt of Canadl from 1794 to 183a, said lie would conic low to the peculiar pro. ?? of the prtsent Government. The House of Commnni3 and the House of Lords said that reform was eeiled. They also demanded supplies from Canada af- ter the ...

... EI)TNDTRQIl AND GLASGOW RAILWAY- PIILIC MlEETING. e Yesterdiy a public meeting, called by the Lord Pin- voot, on the requisition of upwards of 300 of our most respectable merchants, &c. to petition Parliament in favour of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway bill, was e held in the long room of the WaterloooHatel, when, on the motion of Sii James Spittal, the Lord Provost was called to the chair. ...

... TIlE Alfly. 2d Dragorons-Lrtutenant Ell t has re, merick garrison from leave of aisence. reI1 ( 4 6th Dragoons-Lieutecant Areldall I the sight of one of his eyes, from an eajk h0 mia. of oil 7th Hugsars-The squadron of vrd Canada being to be remounted in hatc , Riggs and a veterinary surgeon have e proceed there, and select such horses a, rraae for teir purpose. )a A Ist Foot-A draft, ...

... DESTRUCTION OF THE ITALIAN OPERA- HOUSE BY FIRE. (Fromn Galignani's iMessenger.) We regret to state, that a destructive fire broke out in this elegant theatre at about half-past twelve, or a quarter to one, this morning. The flames, shortly after they were discovered, had attained such fury, that they were seen bursting through the roof, and it was apprehended, even at this early part of the ...