... I liOUSE OF LORDS-3oNDAY, JwI. 25. Thle LORD ClANaCEJOt ?? tallen his seat, r Lord ]3BouGHAMt presented a petition froni certain spin- e ners of Glasgow in favour of the Bill for Abolishing the Ar- ii restmcilt of Wages; alson petition fiom the Edinburgh Chain- It ber of Communerce, praying thlat the provisions of the Passengers' Act might be extended to cabin pasmeiiers. n The Blishop of ...

... .. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Miles opened. 1853. 1852. 72J 72X 32 32 1891 1891 2 20 31 31 67) 671 328 322 811 79 94& 94; 78 70 1741 1742 283 241I1 168 . 188 317 2751 101 101 90 90 260 280 i16 181 8531 8401 1731 1731 251 2441 341 243 1671 167.3 4881 4988 1268 1286, 149 149 468 46; 60 451 321 - 219 298 48 48 30 30 571 571 289 289 131 10o1 77 77 18 38 36 36 50 ...

... fON1)ON, JANUARY 19. Mr. George Dalhousie Ramsay has been appointed Private Secretary to the ltight tIoii. Sidoevy Herbert, Secretary at War.- Globe. illinisterial A4ppointments.-The Gazette of Taesday announces the app)ointment of the Duchess of Slither- land to be 'Mistress of the Robes; of the Marquis of Breacdilbane to be Lord Chiamberlain ; of the Marquis of Dalihousie to be Warden of the ...

... - a . - - { .1 ?? _ ?? .1 - . IL AT 1 _ T A- |. The TOWD Council Met yesterday-the lon, the. Lord Pro- vost in the Chair, TIMO STATUB OF HERO MAJESTY, at Mr. Af'LEIT,AN ?? observed Sir James Anderson in Y hi lc.The remarks lie (Mr. M'1L.) made at last meeting ' of on i e persoually communicated to Sir James, Anderson t out of doors, lie hoped antI trusted] that tihe interests of' this 'rown ...

... E N G L AN D. Nenc 41ppointnzenits at the Mint.-Tt is understood t1at thle 'J'reatstry has determined to increase the number of c loyfiles a t te M int, wvith the view of qualifying the newly appointed parties for employ- meat o n a InIW Mint establishilment, w ich the Go- e ninent ontemplate formning in Australia. Death of the Earl of T !yronnell, G ?? dis in nobleman died o n the 26th nilt., ...

... E N G I AI N D. On TlhursdaY in orn in g,at half-past nine o'clock Pro the CeremOnyv of chulrchingij the( Queen was perforflhl ?? in th priate hapel ait Iln1ekiugi-hain Palace, by te11 I-loll. and Rev. Gerald Welleslev, her MIIJOs9Y'- 7t1 domestic chaplain. His Rroyal l1i-imginss Prince Cobl, Albert and Ladly Caroline 1 rii i gt on Pse 'U J .ihillt s It is undei stood that the c'11-lrtnigof ...

... !dATERfALS FOR THINXING. The populace .nd cattle growv giddy on the edge of no abyss *rith the mtan it is ?? Poutl Klid'er. The youth is singular from caprice, altid takes pleasure iil it; the man is so from constraint, unintentionally, and feels pain inl ?? BLIOIt eif7thter. 'are joy, that does not linger and reproduce itself in re- vyberatisO or nlair'Ol'S, is not fitted fi' poetry. What ...

... '111 ?? M (NIlAI, W(M)INS IN P'AIIS. tI' -L 1. ?? ?? ,. Si v,-Th1 ?? ilto ?? ar1e bvingu ot pinoi'i~ cn irll out ill Ptii.ar . oiil II stutu vst, uild 2iuava elulloetel 6o ru II Itll ll;tL I jo, 11 ill :11i :1IT I i t: i i t I VA I iull aI 1political ?? (I vuiewv, Otnit a tuief h-iltell oit the:o 11:1': itot i i l'illh- ?? I' t V'0111 l'illftiC'1.. It to is i' Yu'oes sijec. I was ltst il ...

... IBELA ND. it Il'From Viae T1Z1immi COrI's.1l)oIdMIlcc 0 .ls 11t,001o'ls Mtl t1f111: ?? Th'b (1etav~lillueilts nf, I-I'gini'21tN lindur onlor l to jdill their rc- sitective COrps:ieiS'villt ill the 2ltediter:rttitti, ?? lit tlii ?? th Wa'l11 oi l Fid~lyl, for Snottilamptoltv, \ lwhore Sh1ippin Aill. ?? ill lre;ililess to collitvy themii foltrlhitil Io thdeii ?? d fI 1)tinatiowl . Ita-cs of:l ?? ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. WESTERN RAILWAY. . ?? the Globe.) (Fromtdentlofe.) Preston, Tuesday f An accident of 3 character fearful to contemsplate, though I providentially unattended with loss of life, occurred yesterday afternoon at the Euxton junction of the London and North- W ?? and Lancashire and Yorlkslhire Railways, situated I about six miles from this town.l ...

... An ordinary meeting of the Presbytery of Glasgow was held in the Tron Church session house on Wednesday-Dr.. Craik, moderator. ORDINATION OF THREE MINISTERS. During the early part of the sederunt, ths iresbytefy was engaged hearing the trial discourses, with a view to ordination of Messrs. Monteith, Leck, and Rattray, who have severally been appointed by the Glasgow Church Building Society to ...

... E N G L . N D. Arrest of an Ifr iAI 4ttorney in France.-On Wednes- v day Air. George Birch, who had been arrested tiiider an a wairrant issued by Mr. Magee, of the heaid police- , office in this citywas remnalided for furtheremxrunination I oi1 n charge of taking and carrying ?? moeneCE and vi val iable securilies belongilig to his lunit, rs Kelly, A to the amount of ablout 35,000.' It ...