... TIHE LATE CIRICUIT. We Present below oar usual sumimary of the proceedinlgS at tile late Winter Circuit, xhchiel termiinated onl 'Thursday after a redermit of three dtays by I ord Cockbuirn, and nearly tour days by Lord Ivory. Thle system of' the two courts sitting simnul-t tanooluily, works igreatly to thue comnfort of all concerned ;for juryincli anid otlicis ale, relievedi inl halt ttte ...

... . . . ?? . . ?? ?? .. I its new yesir was ushered in on Saturday last with tile usuali y* dlmencflis tioll of hilarity. A large crowd of what we ,ztconisidler thoughtless pecrsons gathered roond thle Cross tile sho~rtly befuore midnight, and thelte thle chime of twelve heard, the advent of thu ~inflant ?? wvas bailed with three afe hich th eopie dispersed themselves over thle In m th ncet but ...

... ANTSLAVERY MEETING. GLASGOW FEMALE NEW ASSOCIATION. The second annual meeting of tile Glasgow Female New As- sociation for the Abolition of Slavery was held on Tuesday ! night in the City Hall, at balf-past 7 o'clock. There was a considerable number of ladies present, acd the body of the ]lall was respectably filled with gentlemen. On the platform we observed Rev. Dr. Robertson, Rev. Dr. Bates ...

... It \TU WA E' 'Y'TRAFFU' fRETURiNS. .- r-ln il nonfr nilh nvs r tli- nuf wn Wr¶he following alolr frm ecciotso of alolwayg for the past week:- Miles opleaedl. Tr'qfic Returns. N.tmm O RAIL M ?? 1853. 18)2. 1853, 1852 7 20 721 Alberelol . £1J 7 £140G 7 3t Ilol sfilt ?? Ial lymlola a 683 604 32 32 ?? l Md, IlIC1Olllio&CleoIire .1 ?? ?? . ,,,7 I i 370 261 2r5 A 111,10111,1111 . ?? ?? 6O C, 13 8ils ...

... TILE EMPEROR NICHOLAS AND NAPOLEON. (From the Times.) The Ministers of Russia and of the other conti- nental Powers have now presented their credentials at the Court of the Tuileries, and the forms of diplo- matic intercourse are therefore established between thc French Empire and all the States of Europe. But the brief paragraphs in which the 11onOde' has successively announced the ...

... SCOT LA N D. Tile Solicitor- Generals/i ip.1 f Scot/land.-Tle officc of' Solicitor-Genral for Scotland has at length been fille(l tip by tile appoilitmient of Mr. I1llandyside. 'I ilearned (1ngetlemaii, whi o was calle(d to ?? bar in, 1822, is a Wbig. His protnotion vacates thle office of Slheriff of StirlingSlireC.-C G'aoivlt. 'le. Dulke alid )nhchess of Hamilton were pre- vented crossilng ...

... S(:OTIANI) IN TIlE WESTE)]N Il5lI;RIK'UEME Eil-tO OAT'ION AND) COLONIZATION. A meeting ofthe iittS of' timt Trades' I Icust i f 01 ilago1W, tookl jI&atC in thenr Cinti1cit ?? on 7iMioidav hist, the(, 17th1 int.for tite( Iulir10e (it' hearinig anl address by the lion. iti EJI- ultili~tics in Suppiort ot his prop.sitinit for creatinig inl New ?? ft ('loorjeic &t/elitent, anld tbrniling an owu~ ...

... ANNUAL DINNERt (.)F TIHE GLASGOW GALLOWAY I BROTHlEIRILY SOCIETY. Thle ani lual dminner of Illc mienibers of this Society took pliaee in the 1o(yal 31otel (Cacrrickis) on Friday evemmign A illmlle- roais party of gentleime connected w iti (3liwimy ?? on ?? occasionm* 'I'hc ?? 'ir was occupied by tic P'reses, Johin laedowalll Lsq., Ciirlesi Caimis, Esq., T'reasurer, was, cr'oupier. .Ammmemmgst ...

... LORD DUOMLANRIG AND THE PRESS. i o .. . I I I . . . I . .- -. 5 The foliowimig mnanly diefeinme of the imidopemidemce anui inl- ?? of time I'mssappeamrs in the Ditmofr)s('siro es mimm las. I is il ime mmc liemomorabiue thait thle journal whiell ?? timo Ioseagainst time dimli lag itm onte ibm'o Dinmmmfries-ilshmre, is, pol1iticamlly oppmosed to time paper which Ineas bicim so grievousoly ...

... a.s ?? .1 _ - _ _ I be v_ no- E ig (Fromi the MNellbourne Argus of Sept. 27.) Lr On the Wth of thle present inornth, the ?? prior to the de- - parture of thle Chusan steamer, we publishied an elaborate is- article, embodying tho results of a most careful investigation lie into thle actual condition, commercial, social, and political, of in the colony of Victoria, and designed for transmission ...

... ClRIMINAL STATISTIC'S. ,- -,o~t - -1-m11-P- .l.¶,,,VlYCr flT pPT I ESTERN DIST11ICT OF RIENFIREWSIIIRE. To th7e E'itor of ?? Glasgow Herald. 3SIR,-I request a place in yoir colunins for the annexed tables of crime in this district in the year 1852. t As compared with the preecding year, there is adecrease of 32 in the total niumber of cases of crime, and 40 in the number r of persons ...

... Liverpool, Sunday, 11 a.u. By the steamer Africa we have advices from New York to the 29th ult. She has $104,000 in specie on freight. The screw steamer City of Manchester arrived at Phila. t dep hia on the 21st nlt. The Africa passed the screw steamer Glasgow, for New s York, ol the 31st of Jecember, in lat 42, long. 62; and on the 9th of January passed the ship Constantine, of New York. . ...