... 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 ...

... IS~c (From t lie. taity N'ews.) Paris, Friday Afterinoon. Cii thle opening or thle Bourse to-day, the sailie urgency of I I ldecn to reollieeI I wie Ch iaracterised thme operatioos of yesterdlay og aiit bc le ~ino at il bst, aold iiitnilcrolno tianileotiolio werC itlecteil . atF the previous closiiig Limitations. At about lielf-past 1, hosw- I ever, it becamke hansen tilet some rather ?? o ...

... I~NVIA A~NI UIILN-A. we (Tiines) IavM receivedi, by our ordinary semi-monthly express froni Marseillies, ouri letters tutu papers iii anticipation 0 of the, overland utai whbich left 1lsombay ohl the 1l7th of Decccii- t, ber. Our correspiondent wvrites-- 0 1Everything remlainls ill sa State of perfect aboyonce in Bur- naih, except the daily bill of costs. Sir J. Chcspc, with 7000 troops ...

... MORTALITY BILLS FOR GLASGO W AND SUBURBS h I .on 1852. . I wini ILfLUTIIATIVI SOCIAL STAMTISYZO. Werenewv eec extiects from Dr. Stranig'5 imlperl aiit statix- tiedi docitnient : Y R11Am OF, 3IOIIr.ki,iT IN 01AS001Y AN!) OttEli CITIES. g A fter giving a falithe ott [tisstibect lDr. S -trang poed it wvill be latun], that while the whole average deaths 0 is 2.86 11Cr ceIIt. of the whole ax'erage ...

... THE AUSTlZALIAN GOLD DIGGINGS. (Froin the Timies.) The steamer Australian), tilosgi anticipated by the Marco Polo, has brouglit aI ?? of iiitolrsting and ?? in~tli- eence front tile Gold Co oniZs. Its, leading ealtre is thile eol- tiinned aiid iiceased prosperity of al1 the fields. Sinceo tbe r e- turn of' spring-that is to say, ever since autumnt commeiced in Engluid-tho New South Wales' ...

... e | _BARONY PAROCHIAIL BOARD. A special general mecting of this Boarud was held on Frriday, for the ipponitilient of a chai man and the election of a coinI- mittee of mianiagement for the ensuiig year. a Oni the motion of Mr. Paterson, Mr. It. Murdoch was callcd to the chair. Mr. AllIEK having read tbe intimation calling the meeting, Tbe CHIAIRMA N said they were no doubt aware that the ...

... TIlE ALLEGEDI RENFRIEW IMMERSION CASE. T'o the Erditor qf ?? Glasgoiv Iieriald. Sm,-In'referetce to palitigapilh, ?? atpoea(et1 in your plapr of' 1foiilay last a85 au extract froim the it-izCe, lieaded (uorioits Atflair ?? Low, in which tile imagistrates of this burgh ai'e represented ais totally unwortly of the piublic trust reposed in theli -a paragraph iii itsel'f plpably absurd and ...

... GLASGOW, JANUJAR Y 21. The Treasurer of the Industrial or Ragged Schools, begs to acknowledge receipt of £4, being part of the proceds of a soir6e given by the Grain and Provision Dealers' Societyy. The Treasurer of the Glasgow Lying -ini-IHospital and Dispensary St. .A ndrew Square, 1has received the sum of £4 sterling, being part of surplus proceeds kindly allotted to that charity by tho ...

... ARRltIVAL OF THEi CANADA. Livcrpool, Suniday, 3 r I. Bly the steamel Ca(nada, fiount Boston, we have adv ices front 1New York to tbe 4th hist. She brought 70 passengers, but no tspecio. T'e steamner Pacific, fi-oi Liverpool, arrived at New York on the Ist. Tlhe steamer Fralldin, from IHavre, &c., arrived at New York oil ?? 3d. Tlhe steammer Washmington, romeinhmnen, pet iltO Boston for coals ...

... ORlIDNANCE SURVEY OF SCOTLAND. I 1n'I m1p Eilitor of thc Glaasqow HEerald. To the 1Editor of the Glotlojowv Herald. V illafield PrinIting Office, LI Glasgow, Janutary 15, 1853. tS ,Al~ m epcfdl oirwyour ittenition to tile I iitlicuiptintVlt, retn I-IN on thf oritiai survey of Sicotland, by - I uniderstanditha bt efort., are at P1'stoelt being Matde, both in I(f lasgeose andi ?? to indiuce ...

... 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 ...